;_; Losing a beloved pet is always hard.
regdog
joined 2 years ago
Great, now I have to watch all 12 commercials again.
My cat has some kind of bladder problem and I need to collect a urine sample from it. The vet gave me this set of non-clumping kitty litter that should should let me use a syringe to collect a urine sample.
Also, the urine sample should not be too old. I have to bring it to the vet for analysis on the same day that it is collected. So I can not do it over night.
However, my cat does not pee on command. Obviously. So how should I go about that? Does anyone have experience with that?
Give!
Split myself down the middle and play with both cats
I admire you conviction, but I don't think you have to forbid yourself having pets. Some pets required less efforts than others. If you have enough resources (time, money, space) to care for a pet, than I would say go try it out.
I would say that dogs are high effort pets that you should avoid, because they require lots of your time. In some ways they are like little kids and the sense that they require constant supervision.
And then there are cats. They are much more independent animals than dogs. They only require a place to eat, another place to shit, and that is basically it.
If there is an animal shelter near you then I would suggest talking to the people there. In my experience the people who work there are loving and caring, and they will tell you what is best both for the animal, and the potential owner.
Resting bird face
Good thing that nothing bad happened at Bowling Green
Excuse me?
Love to see those two
Thanks, I hate it.
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