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SmallFryK @SmallFryK (115) • United States 5 May 11

I have two kittens, who I adore greatly. They are about 8 weeks old and this really neat lady gave them to us. Knowing she was giving them to us, she still had them vaccinated and regularly checked by the vet. All growing up,...

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Velanthia On another note: I've known a LOT of people who had cats around small children with no problems. My best friend's two-year-old learned not to pull the cat's tail by getting a swipe on her hand. If the cat hadn't had it's claws, it probably would've bitten her...

23 May 11

SmallFryK @SmallFryK (115) • United States 5 May 11

I have two kittens, who I adore greatly. They are about 8 weeks old and this really neat lady gave them to us. Knowing she was giving them to us, she still had them vaccinated and regularly checked by the vet. All growing up,...

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Velanthia As far as I can tell by cats that I've seen shortly after the surgery, they appear to be in pain. Rather than thinking of it as removing part of your fingers, imagine that someone has removed part of your TOES and you still had to walk on them. I've seen cats...

23 May 11

MsPatriciaDV @MsPatriciaDV (636) • Philippines 11 May 11

My boyfriend and I love cats. Last Friday we have rescued a malnourished 3 to 4 weeks old male kitten. The kitten was very hungry then, full of scars and wounds on his face, and has no energy to run, walk or meow. So we took him...

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Velanthia Please do not give your kitten hotsauce as the previous response suggests. This burns their little mouths and is cruel. I've had a similar problem with a kitten that WASN'T malnourished - Dot was born in a foster home and fully weaned before being returned...

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Arkine @Arkine (216) • United States 12 May 11

I don't know why it is, but it seems I have a really hard time training little dogs to go to the bathroom outside. It doesn't seem to just be me though, I know several people that have little dogs and they all have problems with...

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Velanthia I'm no expert, but my guess would be that smaller bladders = harder to learn to "hold it". Small dogs also tend to have more problems with "excitable piddling" where they get too worked up and dribble.

23 May 11

ucl800 @ucl800 (860) • Greece 13 May 11

Can I teach new tricks to my two years old dog?

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Velanthia For most dogs (especially larger breeds who weigh 40lbs or more as adults) 2 years old is barely the end of their puppy time :) In fact, a lot of dogs should even be on puppy chow until they are a year and a half to two years old! So, the answer to your...

23 May 11

InVinaVeritas @InVinaVeritas (18) • United States 20 May 11

Hey guys! Just wanted to ask ya'll if anybody has ever flown a pet? If so - whats the best and cheapest airline to go with ? I'm going to have to send my friend her dog through air soon and we want to make sure to pick...

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Velanthia Unfortunately I recently did a lot of research for flying with pets (in the US) and came up with nothing helpful whatsoever. I wanted to transport cats (each under 20lbs) and every airline I checked into had one policy or another that prevented me from being...

23 May 11

artsyfartsygypsy @artsyfartsygypsy (755) • Canada 21 May 11

I'm buying a bunny soon and am kind of lost for names. I want somethign original but also something unique fun and memorable. Any suggestions fellow mylotters? I know this is a bit of a spam discussion but my daughter is really...

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Velanthia Personally I would choose a name from the book Watership Down. There are a lot of cute rabbit names in the book, and most people won't know what the name is from so it will seem original. If you haven't read it, see if you can get your hands on a copy; it may...

23 May 11

whengcat @whengcat (1457) • Philippines 22 May 11

I'm a little bit confused here, are chicken bones really not good for dogs or what? We have a dog and whenever we had chicken for our meal, we usually give her the left overs including the bones. Some says...

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Velanthia Just because nothing has gone wrong YET does not mean its okay to feed your dog chicken bones; it just means that, so far, you've been lucky. Chicken MEAT is fine (and is, in fact, a primary ingredient in a lot of pet food) but make sure you remove the meat...

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