Bea and I had hoped that the treatment for heartworms was over after last month. Not so. According to mother, they don't want to kill the worms too quickly. Imagine that, keeping worms alive on purpose: tasty, squiggly little worms. Mother says if the worms die too quickly that Shakespeare could have "an anaphylactic reaction", which means drop over dead. As much as I get tired of hearing Shakespeare howl on and on, I wouldn't want that to happen. So he spent the whole day here again: bark, bark, bark, one quick poke in the back and then bark, bark, bark. I really don't see how the worms could even want to live in his heart, I can barely stand one day in the same clinic.
A first dog perspective of life behind the scenes in a veterinary clinic (where my parents work)
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Bea and I had hoped that the treatment for heartworms was over after last month. Not so. According to mother, they don't want to kill the worms too quickly. Imagine that, keeping worms alive on purpose: tasty, squiggly little worms. Mother says if the worms die too quickly that Shakespeare could have "an anaphylactic reaction", which means drop over dead. As much as I get tired of hearing Shakespeare howl on and on, I wouldn't want that to happen. So he spent the whole day here again: bark, bark, bark, one quick poke in the back and then bark, bark, bark. I really don't see how the worms could even want to live in his heart, I can barely stand one day in the same clinic.
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