Vet Trips

Ha roo, pups and cool cats, it's me - Zim!  Both Dave and I visited the Veterinary Health Center at KSU this week, and we thought we'd show you a few pix from our trips.  Ready to take a look?

Here's Dave in the exam room.

"Mom?  Thanks for wearing black and white so we'd match!"

First the student does an exam, then he or she briefs the vet, then the vet comes in and does another exam and then they do more stuff together.  There is usually a lot of ear or tummy rubbing involved.  Dave said his appointment centered around tummy rubs.

Here he is, trying to relax in between exams.  As you can see, he gets really worked up.

"ZZZZZzzzz..."

Everything was fine - as we've mentioned before, when you reach a certain age, your vet likes to see you a lot.

Remember how ripped up the front of the building was last time I showed you?  Dave checked it all out after his appointment:

"Looks like they've made a lot of progress!  Zimmie needs to see this!"

He had to fast before his blood test, so he was anxious to get home and have a late breakfast.  I told him I'd see what I could do to further investigate!

Sure enough, the next day, Mom called in for a prescription refill and needed to go pick it up.  Since it was for me (just my zinc supplement), I offered to tag along!  OK... I insisted, but at any rate, I got to go!

"Wowzers!  Dave was right!  They've done a lot of work out here!"

It's going to look so cool when it's done!

We walked around a bit, picked up my meds, then did a little more exploring.  I saw something that totally interested me!

"Dave didn't tell me about the big pile of mud!  How cool is that!?!"

Apparently the pile of mud will not be a permanent feature in front of Mosier Hall.  That's really too bad.  I mean, what pup (and perhaps kit-cat) wouldn't love to do some digging around in that to relieve stress before an appointment?  I'm not sure they thought that through.  Maybe I can call someone about it.

Oh.  Did I mention my mom had some Stinky Goodness Treats in her pocket?  She held one up and I gave her my million dollar smile:

"Ha roo!"

It was a fresh batch.  I decided to give her what she was after before we got on to the next stage of our afternoon adventure!

"Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Sit, look at the camera, smile.  Got it, Mom."

Sadly, the rest of our adventure did not involve that pile of mud ... but we did have fun!

Have a great weekend, everyone!

Play bows,

Zim