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I got up from the computer and turned and started walking when I felt something very soft and squishy beneath my foot. Little C made one little yelp. I nearly vomited. She seems okay. She is wandering around right now, looking for her favorite toy. She even gave me kisses when I picked her her to see if she was all right. She seemed to be apologizing for making me worry! Just to set my mind at ease, I tried to take her to the vet's, but he was already gone. Little C was squirming about madly and wagging her tail and demanded to stop by the park for a quick run and pee, so I'm guessing she'll be all right?
I'm so thankful that I don't wear shoes in the house. I wouldn't have felt her underfoot nearly as quickly and my foot is softer than a shoe's sole.
I did poke and squeeze her all over and she just got that glazed look she gets during belly rubs--no whimpering or flinching.
Neither dog apparently learned a thing from this as both are lying on the floor behind me. They have their own balcony with their own stairs to the window, two dog beds, my bed, the new sofa, and my lap and they prefer to stretch out on the floor and possibly get stepped on.
I'm so thankful that I don't wear shoes in the house. I wouldn't have felt her underfoot nearly as quickly and my foot is softer than a shoe's sole.
I did poke and squeeze her all over and she just got that glazed look she gets during belly rubs--no whimpering or flinching.
Neither dog apparently learned a thing from this as both are lying on the floor behind me. They have their own balcony with their own stairs to the window, two dog beds, my bed, the new sofa, and my lap and they prefer to stretch out on the floor and possibly get stepped on.
