Why is a dog talking to you about \u2018no deal preparations\u2019?\nWell, I thought one of us should point out to you humans that you need to be\nthinking about us as well. I know we told you all the things you might need to\ndo in order to be able to travel after 31st<\/sup> October and it really is\nstarting to look as though all that is essential. We\u2019ll remind you of those things\nnearer the time, but do nudge your humans into action if they haven\u2019t thought about\nit yet. It will be no good if you have your holidays planned and then they can\u2019t\ntake you because they haven\u2019t followed all the correct procedures. And it could\nall go very wrong if they manage to take you, but then can\u2019t bring you home\nagain.<\/p>\n\n\n\n We have the same issues to consider as humans, so you might\nwant to be prepared. Not all of your dog food is made in this country or even\ncomes from suppliers in this country. It may also be made with ingredients\nwhich will be harder to get here, particularly if it is made with fresh produce\nnot grown here. It\u2019s no good eating your last biscuit on the 31st<\/sup>\nOctober and expecting a next day delivery for 1st<\/sup> of November if it\u2019s\ncoming from overseas. Oh there may be alternatives you could eat, but do remember\nif you change food suddenly you may have an upset tummy to contend with. The\nbest thing to do would be to encourage your human to keep just a bit extra in\nand not run supplies down too low to be on the safe side. The same may be even\nmore true if you are on any long term medication. It\u2019s better to prepared than to\nfind you hit a Brexit crisis. You can be sure that cats will have this covered,\nso you dogs need to get in line and make sure you aren\u2019t left behind. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Of course, we\u2019re still hoping the whole problem goes away, but\nit\u2019s not looking good. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Love<\/p>\n\n\n\n Wilma<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"What else to think about?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n