The Sandy Cragg

This wee “island” joins up with the mainland at low tide. It always has Shags and Cormorants on it, resting up and often spreading their wings to dry. It often has seals basking in it but each year they leave in October to have their pups on the Isle of May.
Just pottered around today. Did more reading online about the change to raw food for Geordie. I know personally about what happens when the balance of friendly bacteria and yeast in the gut is out of balance. I fully understand that fungal infections can result. But I have been slow at accepting that this should be the same for dogs, and of course Geordie. Anyway the decision is made and his new diet is ordered. Just need to find someone that can use all the dog food and treats he won’t be eating now.