What Really Matters

I will start this post by saying that I am totally devoted to my current vet that has seen our dogs for more years than I can remember.  But for Sunny who is stressed by a car ride and all that a vet visit entails, I decided to try a vet that would come to the house. After several recommendations, we met our new vet. It went really well, and I couldn't be happier with how they handled Sunny, and he immediately liked the mobile vet, which spoke volumes.

~Sunny likes the new-vet more than the camera~

Since the vet was here, I decided to have George seen as well.  When George arrived here in April, because of his being overweight, he struggled on the few stairs and to get up. With daily walks, changing his diet, I've had high hopes that George was slimming down -- Because he looked to me like he was.  He seems happier, and he's up and around much more than he was.

~Josh and George~

So, of course I was anxious to put George onto the scale and feel that proud moment as his owner that he's lost weight.  According to their scales, he's lost two pounds.  Proud moment gone.  But George was happy and relaxed during the entire exam, and let "mobile vet" do a pedicure. I guess that's what really matters.    

~George, still happy afterwards~ 

Todd thinks that what really matters is that he didn't have to be seen.