Wednesday, 23 September 2009

Wilf's pancreatitis.




Off to Paris later today so a lot to do before seven thirty. The two boyz were out with me early checking on the progress of the olives. The world is at its most peaceful in those salving moments when the sun is just dusting the hilltops. It looks as thought it will be a bumper harvest although the way our moving schedule is shaping up it will be up to the new owners to harvest them.

Wilf's old pancreatitis flared up again yesterday - it seems to return , regular as clockwork, every ten days . We have to be very strict on what he eats so the recurrence seems to be mechanical rather than dietary or stress related. Experience has taught us that the best thing to do is take him for a long walk to tire him out and then let him sleep the pain off. After four hours he's back to his usual self.

The 'font' has helpfully noted that we are supposed to provide the removal firm with an itemised list of every item in the house (together with valuations) which they will then wrap and pack for us. Not as easy as I'd thought it was going to be. Hopefully, by the time I get back the list will have been compiled!

8 comments:

Sélunair said...

Trop mignon, quel adorable chien ..merci beaucoup pour ces jolies photos

Noah the Airedale said...

Hey Wilf glad your pinkies have your panceatitis under control.

Noah x

Pamela Terry and Edward said...

Poor Wilf. That face says it all. I know pancreatitis is a problem for a lot of dogs. I am so sorry he is afflicted with it.

kks said...

that dang pancreatitis, sounds like a mild case for wilf....tell the font to get busy with the list, you expect it to be complete when you get back home...:)
xo

Rocky Creek Scotties and Rocky Creek Ramblings said...

Hope you have a safe trip to Paris.

And that Wilf feels better soon.

shane rocket said...

i was hoping US, but hey... ;)

give the boys big hugs from me and hopefully they will love the new garden....

Maxmom said...

Hey there!
We are sorry to hear that Wilf isn't feeling too well...all the stress perhaps? You guys sound very busy. Hope the move will go fluidly. Love to you all
MAXDOG IN SOUTH AFRICA

Angus said...

Selunair - Merci. Adorable - certainement mais aussi plein d'espieglerie!

Noah - he's better now , it'll come back in 10 days.

PT&E - Thankfully he's a playful PON most of the time

kks- It's good going away - guess what? The list is done.

RCS&J - Thanks. Town was full of New Yorkers who didn't vacation in the summer but are making good use of the chaep air fares now.

SR- We're aliens so sadly no US retirement for us.

Max - Hi. Not stress just one of those periodic things you learn to live with. He's happy 99% of the time.