HDT
Heavy Duty Trucks (Class 7/8).
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Sorry to hear that your traveling kitty's adventures are coming to an end. We traveled fulltime with our Cobweb (Cobbie) until his end at age 14. We were always able to find a vet to work with us. The vet we found in NH that prescribed special thyroid meds was able to send it to us wherever we were. Canada might be more challenging. Can you get the injections and give them yourself? We had to make the hard decision to let Cobbie go. We had him cremated and his ashes still are travelling with us. Enjoy the time with your fur buddy. -
Larry hope you mentioned my name if possible. She really knows our trucks very well and how to work within the Progressive organization. -
I'm afraid my four month forthcoming trip to Canada might be Bully's last road trip. He's 19-years-old (cat) and has kidney prescription cat food and needs a prescription Silencia injection every month for arthritis. He's been a camper cat since kitten age. In human years, he's somewhere in his 90's. I'm seeking advice and experiences from those who have had pets needing routine, emergency care or have experienced their pets passing. Most specifically, what does one do with the body if the pet dies or has to be put down? In younger days: -
I, however, lucked out. I bought a five-year Certificate of Deposit just before the rates dropped. The bank I bought it from was not happy with me since they had to pay that 20% for all five years. -
By Larry and Robin · Posted
Called Nikki a week ago and what an awesome experience. She is so knowledgeable on HDT’s and a real southern sweetheart to deal with.\1
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