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— Dr. Nick Trout’s new book!
(blind kitty story) said, “Written with candor, wisdom, and empathy, Love Is the Best Medicine will change everything you thought you knew about the impact pets can have on our lives. If you’ve ever loved a dog, this is the book for you!”
I would love to win
We had a pet squirrel when I was a kid that my miecs still remember 25 years later
my dog i love him and he returns it
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When Meshindi was alive he was a certified therapy dog who visited children at our local children’s home. It always amazed me how the 125 pound dog could be so gentle with the kids. He not only touched my life but made such a difference in the lives of the children he touched.
sounds like a great book. I have two dogs of my own.
So many pets have touched my life in so many ways, I don’t know where to start – I currently have 3 cats and I dog and there’s not a day that goes by that they don’t do something to make me smile. I still miss my Siamese pound kitty who loved to give neck massages and suck on hair.
I have loved many pets, but my favorite was a cat we got from the animal shelter. She was a tiny kitten, only about 5 weeks old. We named her Gizmo, and she was the smartest, most loving cat I ever had. She kept me company and comforted me through some very dark days in my life. I will always be thankful that she was a part of my life.
This sounds like a great read. Love is always the best thing we can give, and a pleasant surprise when we receive it as well.
My granddaughter says she would love to have a little brother just like Abraham (her English bulldog).
It has to be my dog Bo..my mother would never let us have pets growing up and Bo was the first dog I ever owned. He would do anything for me and worships the ground I walk on..I can’t even go to the bathroom without him.
My dog Zeus, a big, goofy, shaggy pup, is the love of my life. From the day I brought him home (as a tiny puppy with HUGE paws), he has made me laugh and filled my life with joy. Now 90 pounds, he also keeps me in shape, as he requires a lot of exercise. At the end of my work day, I can’t wait to get home to him. It’s true love!
My family had a collie named Gypsy who was the most loyal, gentle dog. When my mother became ill, Gypsy would follow her everywhere as if she were keeping an eye on the situation. I’ve never forgotten this amazing dog.
I had my cat Crystal for 15 years and she saw me through a lot of tough times through my life. She stuck by me through thick and thin!
My dog Trigger was my best friend when i really needed a friend. It was a sad day when we lost him. He was a member of the family
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I have been a veterinary technician for 15 years. Many dogs have touched my life, but I guess it was my very first dog, Samantha that inspired me the most. She was a stubborn and smart Rottweiler that taught ME what having a dog is all about.
I once had a cat (she passed a couple of years ago) that I rescued at 3 weeks old. My son was severely speech and language impaired. Whenever he got upset she would crawl on his chest and not leave until he told her he was okay. He had to actually say the words, not easy for him to do, or she would not leave. One time he tried to fake a cry to see what would happen, and she promptly bit him on the nose. It was quite funny and he never did it again. I have never had a cat like that before or since.
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Looks like a really good read.
I had a chihuahua that went everywhere with me and never left my side. When my dad got sick and had to spend a lot of time in the hospital, I reluctantly sent the dog to live with my mom. He was a wonderful companion to her when she was home alone.
Taffy was our cocker spaniel who would sit and be a sentry while the little ones potty trained!
I got my first pet other than fish when I was 9. She was a parakeet named Perky. I got her for my birthday. She taught me a lot. Like being responsible, pets are family, and animals will be the ones to never judge you. I lost her when I was 15, and I cried my eyes out. I always keep what she thought me with me.
I had a cocker spaniel (or he had me) for 17 years. He was my best friend and went everywhere with me! He passed away and I miss him SO much
Our Chocolate Lab, Jasper, passed away in November. He was the best behaved, most loyal dog in the world. He is missed.
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My cat, Hobart, has been with me for 15 years. He is such a riot — he’s fearless and lovable!
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My very first dog (as in when I was a baby/toddler) taught me how to stand and walk by letting my grab her fur and pull up(ouch!) I have the pictures to prove it. She was gentle and never once bit anyone. I remember my mom telling me a story about seeing the dog “biting” me and running to us to see why i wasn’t wailing. Turns out I was holding her jaw in my hand and she was just sitting there minding her own business. Poor girl had a tough life, but she seemed content with the way it was going.
My beagle named Bagel made me laugh every day. She lived to be 18 years young and lived life to the fullest until the day she died. thanks for all the laughs my girl………
So many dear pets have enriched my life and left a mark on my heart forever, but there is one special little cat named Mickey I well tell you about. My little boy, Mickey was the runt of the litter, born at a feral cat community next to a campground where my son had a summer job. He noticed that Mickey’s mom rejected him, so he brought him home to me. We brought him to the vet because he had an upper respiratory infection and lots of fleas. When he was 2, he had major bladder cyst surgery and wasn’t supposed to survive. He was on a lifetime special diet, and I just lost him this past October 2nd at the age of 11 years and 8 months. Mickey was my constant companion who gave me unconditional love and seemed to watch over me. He gave me comfort through the deaths of my brother (my only sibling,) in 1996, my Mom in 2002, and my Dad in 2005. He seemed to be able to “read” my moods, and know when I needed that extra love and comfort from him. It’s been very hard going on without him. I do have two other cats who I love very much, so they do help me to heal, but my Mickey will always be in my heart and there’s not a day that I don’t think of him.
I had a cat named Tiger who was very special and wonderful.
Princess and Hershey my two Shih Tzus always welcome me home. They are like part of the family.