Kinako the Dachshund and the Weekend She Could Not Walk
A smooth red dachshund, a sofa jump, and a frightening Saturday morning in Phrom Phong. Our vet said rest, and this is what her recovery looked like.
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Rescues, road trips, first days home and everyday chaos — real stories from pet owners in Thailand.
A smooth red dachshund, a sofa jump, and a frightening Saturday morning in Phrom Phong. Our vet said rest, and this is what her recovery looked like.
Our huge, gentle Maine Coon had ruled our Thonglor apartment for four years. Then a crib arrived. This is how we introduced a cat to a newborn.
One monsoon night in Rawai, a soaked and skinny grey-black pup with one white sock wandered in. Six years later he greets every customer and knows the ice-cream cart by ear.
Weekly grooming is sacred in our house. This week it ended with a silver Poodle, a rolling mud puddle and an emergency second bath.
Our tri-colour beagle has caused chaos in three condo lobbies. A story about a dropped samosa, a Wagdee meetup in Benjakitti Park and how we finally got a recall.
A tan soi dog with a white chest stared at me like I owed him money. Six years later he walks two hours for a 7-Eleven ham sandwich and still hates the vacuum cleaner.
My odd-eyed Khao Manee has a thing for hair ties. One ordinary evening it turned into a very long night at the vet, with a happy ending.
Our cream Ragdoll was a quiet only-cat in Huai Khwang. Then I brought home a tiny stray kitten. It took three weeks and many glass marbles.
A two-night road trip from Bangkok to Khao Yai with Mantou, our proud red Shiba who hates wet paws and afternoon sun. Our packing list, our mistakes and the stargazing.
A box of three tiny tabby kittens, a heating pad, and a lot of 3 a.m. feeding. Fostering taught me patience, and how hard it is to say goodbye.
A cream toy poodle on Koh Samui with a pink cushion, a Sunday groomer appointment in Chaweng and a firm belief that she is a movie star. Our quiet island life.
Our golden retriever is not a puppy anymore, so we planned a gentler road trip to Kanchanaburi. He swam, he snored, and he taught us how to slow down.