Tony the Tigger
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We have given her Benadryl more for sleep now and then. I can't imagine giving it to her on a regular basis, though - it's so dehydrating and she'd just keep sleeping!
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We have given her Benadryl more for sleep now and then. I can't imagine giving it to her on a regular basis, though - it's so dehydrating and she'd just keep sleeping!
Goofyernmost
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Can you imagine a "small bag of sugar" not creating a whole lot of interest in customs now.
StarWarsGirl
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Yeah, I wouldn't. Not good for them.
I do wonder if dogs can take Claritin more frequently though.
StarWarsGirl
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@Tony the Tigger Apparently you can give dogs Claritin as long as it's just Claritin and not anything else.
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Are over-the-counter medications safe for my dog?
Our dogs are part of the family. So, it's understandable that we reach for human medications when they feel poorly. Before you share the contents of your medicine cabinet with your dog, here are some tips regarding common over-the-counter medications.
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ajrwdwgirl
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Our vet recommended Zyrtec for our dog's allergies, she is doing fine with it.
John park hopper
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Might have sent me to Nam ---already there Ha Ha
Tony the Tigger
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@Tony the Tigger Apparently you can give dogs Claritin as long as it's just Claritin and not anything else.
.Are over-the-counter medications safe for my dog?
Our dogs are part of the family. So, it's understandable that we reach for human medications when they feel poorly. Before you share the contents of your medicine cabinet with your dog, here are some tips regarding common over-the-counter medications.
I’m sure those would save some money! I’m familiar with Benadryl, but I do not have allergies. Do the others make you sleepy?
ajrwdwgirl
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I don't have allergies either but the Zyrtec doesn't make our dog sleepy. Might want to check with your vet and see what over the counter might work best for your pup.
StarWarsGirl
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Claritin does not. Zyrtec can, but not to the same extent as Benadryl. Benadryl should only be taken if it's an allergic emergency (like if your cat gets herself stung by a wasp...
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donaldtoo
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So, the cabinet person provided my folks with some kitchen drawings that totally perplexed them, as they included stuff that wasn’t there, and excluded other stuff.
So, again, during my lunch hour today, I whipped up some 3-D SketchUp drawings for them. Just massing, leaving out all the crazy details, for clear understanding. The depth of the “island” is the only difference.
Everyone, especially my dear Mom, understands it all so much better now, and Mom was sooooo happy when I spoke with her by phone earlier tonight...!!!!!!!!!!!
Here are the pics, in no particular order...!!!
So, again, during my lunch hour today, I whipped up some 3-D SketchUp drawings for them. Just massing, leaving out all the crazy details, for clear understanding. The depth of the “island” is the only difference.
Everyone, especially my dear Mom, understands it all so much better now, and Mom was sooooo happy when I spoke with her by phone earlier tonight...!!!!!!!!!!!
Here are the pics, in no particular order...!!!
StarWarsGirl
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I really need to stop going down to politics. It's not that entertaining...
Gabe1
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Yep, so sad. Amazing the amount of businesses that tanked in short order. It is also a predicable failure of businesses that fail because they choose to expand to quickly and have enormous debt because to decelerated expansion. A Mexican Restaurant here Chuy's is closed. Not because of the Virus but because of a new business model to expand rapidly. Some of those poor business choices are lost in the reasons why so many places are going out of business. Many would have even if there was not pandemic.
Songbird76
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I'm thinking it's going to be a while before we are allowed to go to Disney. They said on the news this morning that airports are opening back up on July 1st, but that no one from the US will be allowed to fly in. (not sure if that's just to the Netherlands, or if it's Europe-wide, or what.) I guess there is no confidence in the control of the corona situation in the US, but then they also said Trump is saying the same thing about the Schengen area and he is keeping people from the Schengen area out of the US, too. So we can't travel back and forth. Our next big trip is supposed to be Yellowstone, but if we can't even get into the US, we won't be able to go there, either. I wonder how long it will be before those borders open. The border between Germany and the Netherlands opened up last week and there were a LOT of Germans on the road when we went to my in-laws' for fathers day, and I imagine there were probably a lot of Dutch people in Germany doing their shopping because it's so much cheaper there. People haven't been able to cross the border to get groceries or gas up their cars for a couple of months...I'm betting they are swamped now.
MySmallWorldof4
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Nice wide island. Question, it looks like they won't be able to put any chairs under it? Are there cabinets on the left side of the island, is that why?So, the cabinet person provided my folks with some kitchen drawings that totally perplexed them, as they included stuff that wasn’t there, and excluded other stuff.
So, again, during my lunch hour today, I whipped up some 3-D SketchUp drawings for them. Just massing, leaving out all the crazy details, for clear understanding. The depth of the “island” is the only difference.
Everyone, especially my dear Mom, understands it all so much better now, and Mom was sooooo happy when I spoke with her by phone earlier tonight...!!!!!!!!!!!
Here are the pics, in no particular order...!!!
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MinnieM123
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Your dog, Kapono, is little. What is the recommended dosage? (Weight is a big factor when when it comes to medicines for either animals or people, so I'm just curious.)
MinnieM123
Premium Member
So, the cabinet person provided my folks with some kitchen drawings that totally perplexed them, as they included stuff that wasn’t there, and excluded other stuff.
So, again, during my lunch hour today, I whipped up some 3-D SketchUp drawings for them. Just massing, leaving out all the crazy details, for clear understanding. The depth of the “island” is the only difference.
Everyone, especially my dear Mom, understands it all so much better now, and Mom was sooooo happy when I spoke with her by phone earlier tonight...!!!!!!!!!!!
Here are the pics, in no particular order...!!!
View attachment 478837View attachment 478838View attachment 478839View attachment 478840View attachment 478841View attachment 478842
Wow. 3-D imaging is great. I'm sure your parents appreciated this "normal" view of what it will look like. And I'm happy that they're excited about the new cabinets!
MinnieM123
Premium Member
@figmentfan423 , it's after 7 AM, so I figure you've probably bought out the Farmers' Market already?! 