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Trip to the vet

Today brought Zack to the vet. He chewed on his left paw until there was inflamation. Good thing it didn't become an infection as assured by the vet. The vet gave Zack a jab to relieve him of the itch and gave us medication for him to consume and apply...

what I want to say is that the trip to the vet was really trying.... I thought the traffic would ease after the peak hour which is after 9.30am. Today is monday and if i leave after 9.30am I would not have to rush with the rest... guess what? Taxis were all HIRED and there was none available for the next 20 minutes. Finally at 10:10am, I called Comfort Cab for a taxi. It came quick at a price of $2.50 that is. I asked the taxi driver about the unusual phenomenon of the heavy traffic of taxi. He said, today is the official day that most people are going back to work after the long rest of Chinese New Year and that's why it's a little bit busier than usual. I see, I never knew that.

Spent about an hour at the vet.. and took another taxi back to Sengkang. This time there was no problem, just that the taxi driver wind down the windows cuz he says he is allergic to animal fur..

I am wondering, when will singapore be kinder to animals? Allow animals to travel on public transport ley.. as long as they are caged, i think it should be fineeeeeeeeeee!

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