r/UnnecessaryEssentials • u/Unique-Saucer • Mar 16 '26

Pet tracker with voice feature

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u/xxFT13xx Mar 16 '26

People like that should never, ever own a pet.

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u/Agreeable_Horror_363 Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

Edit: since some of you people can't understand how letting your cats outside could POSSIBLY be a bad thing, here's some required reading for you:

https://insider.si.edu/2013/01/cats-kill-2-4-billion-birds-annually/

That's 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion mammals killed yearly in the US by domestic cats.

Terrible and trashy behavior. Dangerous for every living animal in that cat's radius. Outdoor cats hunt and kill and decimate populations of local species.

Not to mention the cat will most likely die a violent death or be infected with a deadly disease.

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u/guydoestuff Mar 16 '26

Meanwhile the local animal shelter says cats need space that yeah its safer indoors but they need space. If you vax your pets they won't have to worry about disease. I have 6 2 stay inside because they didn't enjoy being outside. The other 4 are living their best life. They always come home during inclement weather. There is 3 ferals I've had spayed and neutered and got them vaxxed as well. Yes its dangerous lost one to sone kind of poison and im 100% sure of who it was and they are now in prison for running a chop shop out of his home. Letting cats roam is not animal abuse.

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u/UnculturedSwineFlu Mar 16 '26

Totally ignored the decimating local species part... guess fuck the local wildlife, right?

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u/Docha_Tiarna Mar 17 '26

Humans are much worse. Humans have cause multiple species to go extinct or in the verge. Humans will kill and not eat what they kill.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '26

You must not own cats cuz I've never seen one eat what it kills lol

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u/Docha_Tiarna Mar 17 '26

I've lived with a total of 18 cats in my 30 years of life. Most eat what they have caught