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lvrofwolves11 months, 1 week ago
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How far do you go for your pets? very simple answer for me,as far as you can.
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My cat fell out of the window early one morning, and was terrified, he was 'lost' for 4 months, every single day I looked for him, my ex BF said," how long are you going to look for that cat?" I said, 'as long as it takes'. Thankfully after 4 long months we found him really by a stoke of luck, he had been trapped in someones basement for 4 months, just 1 block away. I had always been more of a dog person, until I wasn't allowed dogs where I lived, it seems now, I love every pet I have a little bit more, maybe as I age, I appreciate them more...I don't know, they just add so much to our lives, I can't imagine not having a cat or dog.-
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smithichie11 months, 1 week ago
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Great story lvrofwolves. Myself, I had always been a cat person, thinking that dogs were just larger versions of cats, up until last year that is, when I adopted my current poochie. Now I am a fully converted dog person, although I still love my cats too, of course. You are right about them adding to our lives, quite literally too, it has been shown that pets add actual years to a person's life.
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smithichie11 months, 1 week ago
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I agree. Yet another meme struck down! Cats and dogs CAN get along. My cat household did freak out the first time I brought my adopted shepard-chow mutt inside, in fact one jumped on his poor back and dug her claws in. My pooch ran out of the house and I didn't think I would ever get him back in, but with time most of them have learned to get along with a couple forming close relationships.
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frctm511 months, 1 week ago
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My cat is 18 years old and diabetic. I give her shots of insulin twice a day. At a recent visit to the vet, they shaved most of her fur off since it became matted when she stopped grooming herself. She looks like a little lion because they didn't shave the fur off her head, feet, or the end of the tail. I am not sure if this was an attempt to be artistic or just a coincidence. Anyway, she is still cute despite being old, decrepit, and no longer potty trained. She still loves attention and if anything seems more needy than ever. I don't know when it is appropriate to put her down since I have never faced this issue before. I keep her in the kitchen and clean up after her messes every day. She only gets lap time in the evening when I come home from work. Its not the best quality of life for her but at the moment I don't have the heart to put her down.
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