Christmas Eve, Advent Calendar 24! (& Xmas food)

Its Christmas Eve! On the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was string, not even… the family dog!!

Who else is going to find it difficult to get to sleep tonight?!

So our 2nd to last Advent Calendar photo… and tomorrow, we find out who wins the Your Dog Magazine Close-Up Competition!

24th

You see in this photo, Earl is hopefully waiting for Santa Paws arrival. 

We also have some bad news; we took Earl to the vets last night because he was leaving dribbles of urine around, which isn't like him. The vet suspects he may have a mild bladder infection, so was put on a 10-Day course of antibiotics. On the positive side, he is getting sorted out before Christmas, and the case is mild and the vet is even slightly uncertain. He can still go for walks, play and do agility however, so we're thankful. We are also thankful its not a fatal illness, and Earl will be 100% again before we know it!

But on a more Christmassy note - we hope Santa Paws is good to you all, and you all enjoy the festivities to the full!

Also, I just found out I have won an Advent Calander prize on the 21st, and Earl will soon be receiving some yougurty drops for treats as the prize!! Our fab luck continues! :-)

We also thought we'd do a quick Tasty Tuesday while we're on the day. Some foods to beware of with your dog this Christmas period.

Christmas Puddings being a big one to beware of. Do you know what that thing includes which could make your dog fatally ill? Do not leave one in reach of your dog(s) (and that's a rule forever, not just at Christmas)!!!

KEEP THESE WELL AWAY FROM YOUR DOGS AT ALL TIMES!!!!!!!

Also: 

Chocolate
Nuts
Rasins
Cooked Turkey bones (can splinter in your dog's throat)

… And everything else in which you have common knowledge not to feed all year round to your dog!

Have a pawsome Christmas Eve y'all! 

Earl and I.