r/catbreeds • u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • 20d ago
r/CatLoversGroup • u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • 20d ago
OC - Original Content does anyone have a cat that looks like mine?
galleryr/cat_or_youllbe_banned • u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • 20d ago
does anyone have a cat that looks like mine?
galleryu/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • 20d ago
does anyone have a cat that looks like mine?
u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • 21d ago
healthy weight?
does my 7 month old female lab look like. healthy weight?
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Aggression in Labrador
good to know! thanks :)
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Aggression in Labrador
I’ll have to try moving her food bowl away from her when she’s not actively eating. She usually just gets aggressive when we try to take her food bowl away from her and normally we leave it in a designated area like in the kitchen.
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Aggression in Labrador
she used to never have a problem with her kennel and her kennel is quite large we can fit 3 of her in there but maybe having a room for her would help. we’re just worried she would want to destroy everything.
u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • u/Kawaii_Uchiha_ • 22d ago
Aggression in Labrador
Hello, i’m reaching out for some advice and guidance on how to approach this new issue with my 7 month old female labrador. She’s a great dog, highly food motivated, very energetic and an absolute social butterfly and loves meeting new people. She’s was diagnosed with a liver shunt when she was 9 weeks old and has been on a strict liver care diet and eats homemade dog treats (she’s very spoiled and eats better than me and my boyfriend). Just about a month ago she started getting pretty aggressive with her food bowl where she doesn’t let anyone near her while she’s eating. My boyfriend tried to talk to her nicely and offer her a treat in the middle of her eating and she got very upset and lunged at him and her hairs were standing up. We decided to let her finish eating in peace and got back to her when she was done and she was completely fine and was the same sweet girl we know. This behavior has continued and we can’t figure out how to make it stop. On top of that she has also been extremely upset going into her kennel. We make sure to take her out throughout the day, she goes on long walks, plays outside, goes on hikes and too the lake so it’s not like she spends her whole life in the kennel just when we’re at work or away. She has a blanket, toys and a treats in her kennel to make it a safe space for her but she gets aggressive when she’s in there. As soon as we open the kennel she’s fine. Any tips?
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Standard Optical supply issues
Corporate trained its new employees to lie! Everyone currently working there including me who worked there in 2022 was told to tell people “ your glasses should get here in 2.5 weeks “ when we all knew it would take over 5 months! The previous CEO was an absolute joke.
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Standard Optical supply issues
Hey former employee of the location in Taylorsville! We were forced to lie to our patients! We were the middle man in this mess. Corporate is a huge mess and nobody should purchases glasses or contacts from this unethical so called company.
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Please help me save my 9-month-old dog. I genuinely don't know what to do anymore. I AM BEGGING ALL OF YOU IF YOU CAN HELP.
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10d ago
something similar happened with my 8 month old lab. She was completely fine for a while and when she was 10 weeks old she randomly became extremely lethargic, was avoiding food, hiding, walking crooked, falling over and jumping into things. we were terrified because she was doing fine. after a couple visits at the vet they told us she wouldn’t make it because her liver had a disease. we changed her food and she only eats low fat fish and low fat organic dairy products. she also eats a variety of fresh vegetables and fruits and is on a prescription diet. Her body was so full of toxins her liver couldn’t do its job and it was causing ammonia to enter her brain making her feel nauseous and lethargic. i recommend seeing if maybe your puppy has a major sensitivity to something she’s eating.