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4th of July for the dogs.
It's almost 4th of July and you know what that means! A flood of missing pet reports on Nextdoor, a plea to your neighbors not to pop fireworks in the middle of the night, and a shortage of acepromazine, Trazadone, and gabapentin from your veterinary office.
By Rebekah M Montiel 2 years ago in Petlife
A Girl's Best Friend
Four years ago, around the height of the pandemic, one of my childhood dreams came true; we finally got a dog. It was one of the happiest nights of my life, picture this: it was 11PM during a hot April night, my dad just got home from paying a visit to his parents, and he had a 2-month old puppy with him. It was one of the most stupefying moments of my life, seeing this little white ball of fur with him, and as my dad let her down to go around and greet us, she hid under the couch. We all laughed and coaxed her out, and gave her a bunch of pets and food. She eventually warmed up to us, and the rest was history.
By Alexandra Juana Angela Manlangit2 years ago in Petlife
BuckyBoo is now "WetherBoo!"
There are few creatures on this planet that are cuter than a goat kid, especially a Nigerian Dwarf goat kid. Sure, it might take a couple of days to go from "aw, shucks, the polyfil in my stuffed goat toy is all flattened from being in the washer" to awesome fluffy bouncey ball on amphetamines, but yes, that change will inevitably come--and with it the soft-eyed wide-legged stance that just begs you to pick them up. (DON'T DO IT. Your bouncey ball will explode into a thousand legs and hooves and start to scream!)
By Kimberly J Egan2 years ago in Petlife
First True Love
The most unique yet the most common one. These words best describe my first ever cat as a child. She is my closest friend, my crying shoulder, and my whole life, albeit temporarily. She is the youngest member of the family and the true “bunso (youngest child).”
By Lucy Guarin2 years ago in Petlife
Rare facts about the Bont-legged tick!. Content Warning.
Today, I discovered something special and distinctive. Bont-legged tick. Do you know about it? Learn more concerning this tick. Various names for the bont-legged tick include glossy hyalomma, little smooth bont-legged tick, African bont-legged tick (its name, English language), and bontpootjie-bosluis (its Africaans name).
By Gloria Penelope2 years ago in Petlife
The Life of a Bee
Profound inside the honeyed heart of the hive, another life blends. Washed in the warm sparkle of beeswax brush, a small, blind working drone rises out of her waxen support. This is Beatrice, and her life, similar to every one of her sisters', is an energetic embroidery woven from nature, obligation, and the sweet nectar of 1,000 blossoms.
By Bikash Purkait2 years ago in Petlife
World's most beautiful and unique fish
The Betta fish, otherwise called the Siamese fighting fish, is perhaps of the most enrapturing and outwardly staggering animal in the amphibian world. Eminent for their lively tones, complicated blade plans, and vivacious characters, Betta fish have turned into a number one among fish lovers and aquarists around the world. This article digs into the interesting universe of Betta fish, investigating their set of experiences, normal environment, actual qualities, conduct, rearing, and care prerequisites.
By Dreamscape 2 years ago in Petlife
Puppies and Kittens Stories. Content Warning.
In the core of a clamoring city park, settled among transcending oak trees and energetic flowerbeds, carried on with a dynamic little local area. Concealed in a comfortable doghouse underneath the shade of a maple stood the Mill operator family - a group of five unruly Beagle doggies. The oldest, Pip, a brown and white little guy with a sprinkle of dark around his eye, was oneself declared pioneer, consistently excited for experience. His kin, Poppy (a soft bundle of brilliant daylight), Fix (a naughty tri-variety), Pepper (a smooth dark little guy with an energetic flicker in her eyes), and Runt (the pipsqueak of the litter with the greatest heart) were a tornado of energy, continually pursuing butterflies, grappling with fallen leaves, and chewing on disposed of toys.
By Bikash Purkait2 years ago in Petlife
