Sunday
afternoon I noticed a raw, red spot on Mamie’s back leg. It was damp from her
licking and she wasn’t letting me anywhere near it
We
had an early morning visit to the vet today (where I seemed to be the only client
who’d heard of the virus. The man with the cat and the woman with the greyhound
both seemed unconcerned about handling the door or personal space and neither
wore a mask). Whether it was a bug bite or whatever, she’d been fussing with it
enough that it wasn’t going to heal on its own.
I
was given an antibiotic spray to use twice a day and told to preferably cover
it with a sock.
A
sock, huh? Mamie’s back leg makes a breadstick look hefty.
I
left the vet and went to the dollar store where I dug out the smallest socks I
could find – 12 months to 24 toddler. Even so, after I cut off the toe, the
resulting tube would drop off her leg like Melissa McCarthy’s pencil skirt off
of Angelina Jolie.
So
here I am, stitching again.
At
least with twin two-year-old granddaughters, the leftovers won’t go to waste.
Poor Mamie - though I do like her colourful anti-lick protection.
ReplyDeleteProbably baby socks, newborn to three months size might be a better fit.
ReplyDeleteYour description of the pencil skirt made me laugh out loud. I hope Mamie's foot gets better soon!
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty creative, making a dog-sock! And yes, I liked the pencil skirt description as well. :)
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