*proud mum alert*

[Rosie2407]

got rosie's inhaler from the vet today. Was expecting it to take a few weeks to win her round but she totally surprised me tonight. She jst stood there, no strops, let me put the inhaler over her nose and took lots of nice deep breaths. Can't believe she was so well behaved when she'd never even clapped eyes on one before! Yay! Go rosie!

 

[crunchie1]

well done rosie

 

[MrsMozart]

Well done . What is the inhaler for?

 

[LauraWheeler]

Well done Rosie. Bless her what a good girl The vets wanted to give Lucy an inhailer for her COPD but she was very funny about her nose being touched (I think she was hit on the nose lots when she was beatern by her first two owners ) So we never tryed it with her. I hope it helps Rosie.

 

[smellsofhorse]

Thats good, what a star!

 

[SKY]

go rosie

 

[Rosie2407]

Well done . What is the inhaler for?

She has recently been diagnosed with pollen allergies :-(
She's a headshaker too due to this. So hopefully between her inhalers and nose nets (and winter on the way!) she should feel much better soon.

So chuffed with her though!

 

[Rosie2407]

Well done Rosie. Bless her what a good girl The vets wanted to give Lucy an inhailer for her COPD but she was very funny about her nose being touched (I think she was hit on the nose lots when she was beatern by her first two owners ) So we never tryed it with her. I hope it helps Rosie.

Well I expectd her to be a bit funny tbh. especially since it didn't smell too yummy
but, she has proved me wrong, yet again!