Albert is under the weather today and has taken himself off to bed as poorly cats do.
He was vomiting in the night
Our sleep was interrupted by noisy waterfilled retching
And by hysterical dogs running amok
Dogs love poking their noses into cat puke
It's a delightful habit
This afternoon , I took the dogs out to get get Albert some chicken
It has been a lovely spring day
So we spent a little time out and about
The dogs sharing a few of the chicken bits
as we made a quick circular drive a mile or two around Trelawnyd
The North Wales coast
Gop Hill from the North West, Trelawnyd is on the other side
The tiny Norman Church in the neighbouring village of Llanasa
Poor Albert, peaceful in a dog free bedroom
Beautiful views. My cat was sick last night too. I hope Albert gets better soon and has an appetite for the chicken. x
ReplyDeleteI know Albert is not exactly a spring chicken. And who knows how many lives he has already used up. But you've got to will him on, John. Remember - you promised you'd leave him to me in your will. Preferably alive.
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He's still quiet Ursula .....he's a terrible mouser so I suspect he's eaten something rough
DeleteWow ~ you are really close to the sea. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAround a mile and a half as the crow flies
Deleteawwwwwwwww sweet Albert. I hope he gets better soon. Chicken is the best medicine for dogs and cats.
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
It was our dogs who did a sicko last night, but fortunately in the sleeping area and nowhere near us. Much better to clean up the mess when it has firmed up a bit. Yuk.
ReplyDeleteWe had a drive out and about today as well...lovely to see the countryside waking up isn't it! Vx
Poor little Albert....best wishes for a speedy recovery. Thanks for the tour John it was delightful.
ReplyDeletepoor albert....dogs can be so gross!
ReplyDeleteI hope Albert feels better soon.
ReplyDeletePoor Albert, I hope he recovers soon.....
ReplyDeleteA lovely tour of the countryside, so green and pretty.
~Jo
So pretty there.
ReplyDeleteYou live in a bit of heaven in my view. Green with yellow gorse along the walls, sea off in the distance. sigh.
ReplyDeletePoor cat...how old is he?
He's a rescue cat..I think he's around 6
Deletefeel better soon Albert...the views are spectacular, thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful ride.
ReplyDeleteHope Albert feels better soon.
hope albert feels better soon, area look so open must be great to live their ho my dog eats her own sick so one heave and i am rushing in with the nearest thing at hand say no more
ReplyDeleteChicken rice and yogurt are good for puking cats....the views are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular scenery John! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHope Albert improves soon.
I hope he is just having the 'cat flu'. Yes, they can get it. I usually start them back on lean chicken or chicken baby food for a day or two after they seem ill. When they hunt it is so hard to know what they have gotten into. Hope he's better soon. Loved the photos on your walk.
ReplyDeleteI hope it's just somethinhe ate!
DeleteYou live in a lovely area; I love old stone buildings. We watch British mystery tv like Midsomer Murder (I hope that is the right title) and always sigh over the villages and their charm. Hope Albert is all well today.
ReplyDeleteHe hasn't moved all day........I hope he's brighter tomorrow
DeleteWow, you let a vomitous cat spend all day on your bed? Brave! It looks like northern Wales is greening up beautifully for spring. Keep the camera working, I want to see everything in bloom!
ReplyDeleteAww, John...if sweet Albert is not feeling better tomorrow, I would definitely take him to see the vet.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics :)
I thought about you when staring into the blue distance of SOUTH Wales from Bristol on Sunday. Now I am thinking of Albert.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is that if you are a cat and you are feeling under the weather, four dogs is four too many. Nice of you to take them out and give him a bit of peace.
ReplyDeleteA cat retching (particularly successfully) is one of the most effective wake-up calls I know.
ReplyDeleteGop Hill, how appropriate to the story!
ReplyDeleteHope the cat gets better soon!
I hope Albert will feel better very soon :-)
ReplyDeletePlease express my wish for a speedy recovery to Albert.
ReplyDeleteI hope he is able to rest in peace & quiet. Cats always like to be off by themselves when feeling bad. I know you will keep an eye on him & keep the dogs away. Hopefully, he will be able to eat a bit of the chicken & be feeling better by tomorrow.
The landscapes surrounding Trelawnyd are stunning. It looks like Spring has arrived in Wales as it has here. We are supposed to have temps nearing 70 degrees this weekend. Did the dogs notice how clean the Berlingo was after it's excavation & Spring cleaning?
Ellen... The dogs didn't but EVERYONE IN TRELAWNYD did
DeleteLOL! Headline in the Parish Newsletter?!
DeleteGorgeous views. You are lucky to live in such a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI hope Albert feels better soon.
Oh … Poor Albert. We had three cats { all gone now } so, I know what it's like. Hope that he picks up and is back to his old self soon.
ReplyDelete…. and, what wonderful views. Makes you feel good to be alive. XXXX
get well soon, albert!
ReplyDeleteyou live in a lovely country, john; thank you for sharing pix of wales.
I hope Albert has recovered. The photos make me long even more for a visit.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Great photos. There is a reminder that the weather is not always so sunny, with the tractor tyre marks in mud.
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful country John. :-)
ReplyDeleteI do hope Albert will be okay. ♥
Please take dear Albert to the vet Wed. if he is still sick...
ReplyDeleteI can see by the green grass that spring has sprung in Wales.
ReplyDeleteMy cats tend to puke on the floor next to the bed. I think it is their way of saying Good Morning.
I hope sweet Albert is feeling better.
I hope Albert feels better soon. A sick animal is worrisome.
ReplyDeleteThere's got to be something in the air because last night BOTH my cats were sick as well, one of them on my bed. Thankfully both seem right as rain this a.m., but with your Albert as well as several others posting similar comments above it sounds like something spooky is going on. Wooooooh!
ReplyDeleteUntil two years ago, I have always lived with at least one cat. So, yes, the sound of a retching cat is one I have woken up to many times, and it is certainly a sound I came to dread during my last cat's last two years of life, when she was old and frail and needed daily medication. Hopefully, Albert will be right as rain soon again.
ReplyDeleteI do hope Albert is feeling better poor thing. Its a horrid noise cats been sick. Even more horrid for them I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views in your photos.
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I hope Albert feels better soon. Phoebe pukes with regularity and always has. I was worried at first, but now just note when it happens in case the vet needs to know (she'll be 14 at the end of the month and still trucking along).
ReplyDeleteI hope he didn't eat anything poisonous. I can't stand rodents but don't set out poison precisely because a predator may eat the poisoned rodent and suffer as well.
Lovely to see all that green. We're getting more snow today.
OK ive tried again and again, how the F do you pronounce the names of these villages. Im getting tongue tied.
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