lessons learned from pets

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(p)Hey Nunya! How ya been? Long time no type.

Yeah, that's my "lil itty bitty idiot kitty" Love the lil dope.
 
Dan said:
Lol Kiron right!?
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As we all know that cats are independent and make ideal inside and/or outside pets. They have a big difference with a dog even they are both adorable. If the cat is alone and it gets boring, it will play with items that are valuable. While some cats are laid back and calm, pet owners can still contribute to their cat’s activity. Some cat owners that do not participate in the mental and physical stimulation of their pet which promotes inactivity and less exercise in the future, which is likely to result in an overweight pet. By providing your cat with a toy you will encourage them to play, jump, run, chase, and other forms of exercise. This cat toys will prevent boredom and will allow your pet's natural tendencies to show. Give your cat a toy to play with while you are away, for them to be exercised, release some stress to prevent anxiety for your cat. If you have any suggestions please do suggests for more ideas on how to improve the daily activity of our cats.
 
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Shelly passed very peacefully surrounded by Carol and I. She was being stroked after enjoying her favorite treats. Drew a deep breadth and went to sleep.

The staff at Carol' s work place, VAC. Were very kind and all went calmly and with great care.
 
Sorry to hear of your loss. I've not owned a pet, but have many times appreciated them from others I know that have them. Condolences.
 
Much appreciated MT .

Very wisely In this thread , Someone said a pet is a tragedy waiting to happen .

Kind of a bummer that it's true.
 
Hi Dan,

Sorry to hear that Shelly De Dawg made the final journey we all dread our pets making. She left knowing that she had the best life possible with people who loved and cared for her.

Steve.
 
This neighbors dog just follows me around. I know he want a treat, but I am not feeding the dog. Any case I only pet him and still he is quite persistent. So anyway, Dan I can understand your pain with your loss. I would feel similarly even not owning a dog myself.
 

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