Pet Thread

[noodles]

just try your best to keep them in their cage with the door closed

I have a small parrot and there are four cats here that actively kill and eat birds. There has never been a problem.

[Maxine MagicFox]

Other problem we realized: one is female and one is male.

o_O;;


We put the cats in her room with the cage up on top of her TV (temporary until she moves things around and finds a more permanent place). The cats were oblivious. <_<; I wonder how long that will last.

I was kinda disappointed in my mousers . Big dummy cats.

But yeah, as long as they don't knock the cage down, hopefully it won't be too much of a problem.

[Twat]

Getting a betta as a gift was one of the worst things that could happen to me. They call it the million-dollar-fish for a good reason. Since I was now once again responsible for the life of another, naturally I refused to let it be confined to the tiny bowl. Next thing I know I need a tank, compatible tank mates (I know bettas are solitary fishes shush), live plants and all sorts of things. I am probably going to be into the thousands by the time these fishes die off so I can get rid of the tank.

Do not be mistaken. I love Arthas and I do everything to make sure his 3-5 year life span is as good as it is going to get in confinement. Pets just go against my beliefs and lifestyle. I rather have them out in the wild killing each other.

[noodles]

[Kitsune]

[Starfe]

I had a very murderous tom cat when I was younger, and I had to take care of a friends rabbit for about a week. Strangely enough, they got along. I guess my cat get all his rabbit killing done when he was outside. Kind of like a 9-5.

[noodles]

[zamisk]

[Twat]

[greycolors]

[NessySchu]

I've had two hamsters. One was named Siri after my favorite Jedi and the other was Jazzy. I miss them.

[Kinokokao]

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[Kinokokao]

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