After a month without seeing him, Foxy reappeared in last night's mist and his leg seems better. He is no longer limping. Evidently, that BOSH! dog food that YP sent him helped enormously. It prolongs active life and is enriched with nourishing marrow jelly. BOSH! makes foxes bounce with health. Eight out of ten owners prefer it. It’s no meat: a real treat. It refreshes the parts. It is so good he is considering becoming vegan. He already has the pointy ears. Oh! Sorry, we might be confusing that with Vulcan.
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Monday 18 September 2023
Foxy is Back. Foxy is Better.
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So good to see him/her back - just shows that he recovered without the use of hospitals, osteopaths, district nurses and the like. Animals are so resilient aren't they. Do you leave food for him or are you just one of his nightly 'ports of call'?
ReplyDeleteWe left out food for two or three nights, but as he did not visit we stopped. However, I have just added a bit to the blog post that may explain things a bit.
DeleteThose eyes!
ReplyDeleteIf you had an infra-red camera, you could have eyes like that too, unless you already have.
DeleteFoxy is very cautious, constantly looking towards the house with the camera.
ReplyDeleteThe camera was on a stool on the ground in the middle of the path and he looks a bit concerned. Previously it was nearer the house on a table.
DeleteGlad Foxy has recovered!
ReplyDeleteYes. It will be interesting to see how often he visits now.
DeleteThose fox eyes are like car headlights.
ReplyDeleteThey should change the cats eyes for fox eyes.
DeleteI love when you see the end of a story. We never found out what happened to the tiny little fox we saw. I always look for it though.
ReplyDeleteWe have only ever seen this one on the IR night cam. They tend not to come in the gardens because there is so much open country around here.
DeleteAre you sure he is the right fox? He will need feeding through the winter months.
ReplyDeleteI feel fairly sure it is - it lifts and rests its paw briefly at one point. He seemed to survive last winter because we first spotted him around February. Possibly someone else feeds him.
DeleteGreat news! (Though I must admit I had the same thought as Thelma!) Amazing what a vegan diet can do. :)
ReplyDeletePerhaps BOSH! are missing out on an opportunity. I would accept 0.1p per packet for the idea.
DeleteYay for foxy. Looking well fed and well furred. It's amazing how scruffy looking they get in the summer and what a difference a full coat of fur makes.
ReplyDeletePS i nearly tripped over our allotment fox the other day. He looked most offended.
ReplyDeleteOurs has only ever appeared on the night camera, although Phoebe did run back into the house terrified one morning.
DeleteWell, it's for sure his eyes are as bright as ever.
ReplyDeleteI would have bright eyes too under the glare of an infra-red light.
DeleteFoxy is looking fine!
ReplyDeleteSo am I according to the dentist this morning, but she has never seen me during the night.
DeleteA ghostly fox apparition appearing out of the mist. Splendid!
ReplyDeleteNo apparition, it's real. Or at least I have never known an apparition that leaves poo on the lawn.
DeleteThe BOSH! legal team will be in touch with you shortly. I am sure that a suitable financial settlement can be agreed without you having to go to court. This apart, I am pleased to see that Foxy Loxy has effectively healed himself.
ReplyDeleteBut this post has nothing but praise for it. I have never heard of anyone facing legal actions from an entity they have reviewed in glowing terms. It is not as if I am asking for a fee.
DeleteMarrow jelly never features in vegan recipes.
DeleteNot sure if you remember, but it was PAL enriched with marrowbone jelly. The others are all based on ad slogans too.
DeleteYay!!! Three cheers for Foxy!
ReplyDeleteHe's been very entertaining this week - videos in site panel.
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