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Things you do for your pet!

JustAThought · 2020-05-09 23:08:24

So my neighbours cat who is old has taken up residence at nights with me. So even thou I am too warm I turn on the heat for him and he lies along the couch beside the radiator and purrs like a little stream train-cat. What things do you do for your pet that you probably shouldn’t, but makes them happy?

10-05-2020 12:08am

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JustAThought

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So my neighbours cat who is old has taken up residence at nights with me. So even thou I am too warm I turn on the heat for him and he lies along the couch beside the radiator and purrs like a little stream train-cat.

What things do you do for your pet that you probably shouldn’t, but makes them happy?

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#2 10-05-2020 3:43pm

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Hmm, both are now fully crate trained, but we like to let to let them sleep on our bed, for small dogs they take up a lot of space and if we need them to move we just say off to bed and they go to their own. Although Mr C is allowed under the covers as he does get cold & likes to burrow.

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#3 10-05-2020 8:14pm

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I've had my cats for almost 2 years now. I'm 100% sure that as I get older I will have serious bladder problems for my unwillingness to move when the kitty is asleep on my lap and I desperately need to pee.

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