Kipper and the foreign object

[MellowYellow]

Hope all horrible grass seeds are now removed from all dogs, and that Kipper's foot is getting better.

I am so sorry about George and your friend, @Jelinga .

Speaking of lumps and pus though, did anyone recently see the Yorkshire Vet episode where he had to open the HUMUNGOUS lump on a young bull??? OH... MY... WORD...

 

[Stacia]

Oh that wasn't too bad, not nice for the bull though

 

[MellowYellow]

Oh that wasn't too bad, not nice for the bull though

I should think he was jolly glad it was all out!

 

[HAH]

I should think he was jolly glad it was all out!

I bet it stank...

 

[Selina27]

Speaking of lumps and pus though, did anyone recently see the Yorkshire Vet episode where he had to open the HUMUNGOUS lump on a young bull??? OH... MY... WORD..

I know -- great wasn't it!!

 

[Natalie]

Hope all horrible grass seeds are now removed from all dogs, and that Kipper's foot is getting better.

I am so sorry about George and your friend, @Jelinga .

Speaking of lumps and pus though, did anyone recently see the Yorkshire Vet episode where he had to open the HUMUNGOUS lump on a young bull??? OH... MY... WORD...

Oh goodness, yes he just sort of pushed the scalpel straight in and it was just everywhere. We were eating at the time so it sort of sticks in my mind

 

[Shaz82]

It is only the awns that do the real damage. When you get home, check between the toes and in the ears and then stroke by hand all over and see if you can feel a pointy awn. Not all grassy areas have grass with awns, so don't worry

Thanks for that info (I had to google 'awn') most of the grass in 'our' field is soft and fluffy so that makes me feel better.