Originally Posted by valerieam (Post 3321504)

That sure is the truth. We are always so careful to keep everything out of Pippin's reach. He's like a vacuum cleaner. The boys are not even allowed in my 30 year old daughter's room. Pippin can jump on her bed and get on her desk and Kim was worried he would get into something that could hurt him. She had gone into her room for a second and didn't realize Pippin had snuck in. We started watching TV and I asked where Pippin was and we started looking. When she opened her bedroom door and we saw him in her purse we were both sick.

It has only been 4 weeks since we went through his exploratory surgery. I was holding the bottle of peroxide in my hand thinking...if his stomach lining is raw from the IBD what is this peroxide going to do to it.

He's on my lap right now and he is acting normal. I want it to be tomorrow morning so I know he will be fine.

I think life would be easier if we didn't love them so much. The whole time Kim and I were trying to decide what to do I kept thinking what am I going to do if I lose him. Next to my two daughters, Pippin is my world. Maybe it's because he is so little and acts like velcro. We kid that he is allergic to the floor because he has to be on my lap all the time.We're heading to bed and hopefully tomorrow will be a better day.

Originally Posted by ladyjane (Post 3322377)

I am happy to hear that all is well! Accidents happen....that is why they are called accidents. I dropped an Ibuprofen tablet on the floor one day and one of my pups scooped it up and off to the vet we went. I was horrified. I am always careful about medicines and stuff....it just happened...things like that DO happen even when we are careful!