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My first thought was Minnie.
I just yelled "BARK CHOY" really loudly and got a very loud sigh.Bok Choy was the first thing that came to my mind
Evie McKnight
Help me SDN! My roomie is fostering this beast, and she is nameless! My normal attempts at getting her to be named something ridiculous and food related has (as always) failed and we would love suggestions.
She's very sweet, a youngish adult, and thinks ferrets are the coolest things ever to bark at. Otherwise we don't have any past history.
Wookie!
Help me SDN! My roomie is fostering this beast, and she is nameless! My normal attempts at getting her to be named something ridiculous and food related has (as always) failed and we would love suggestions.
She's very sweet, a youngish adult, and thinks ferrets are the coolest things ever to bark at. Otherwise we don't have any past history.
Hm...my suggestion is:Help me SDN! My roomie is fostering this beast, and she is nameless! My normal attempts at getting her to be named something ridiculous and food related has (as always) failed and we would love suggestions.
She's very sweet, a youngish adult, and thinks ferrets are the coolest things ever to bark at. Otherwise we don't have any past history.
beast
I trained one of my kitties to sit too! She's a merciless beggar, and will do anything for food. She does the same pawing thing whenever I'm eating anything. But now there's this funny moment where you can just see the wheels turning in her head, and she suddenly stops pawing and composes herself into a pretty sitting position.my cat is usually good with food (I did train her to sit for food). But every now and then, if she wants something real bad, she'll try to paw my hand towards her mouth so she can sniff and/or eat it.
I don't know if it counts as fun but when I had mice I used a 10 gallon aquarium with a cage topper thing on top (similar to Amazon product).If anyone has pet mice, could you recommend a nice/fun cage to get?
I don't know if it counts as fun but when I had mice I used a 10 gallon aquarium with a cage topper thing on top (similar to Amazon product).
I had a hamster ball that they could run around in outside of the cage, I swapped out empty Kleenex boxes and toilet paper rolls for them to nest in, had a wheel, and occasionally would buy random stuff at Petco (like the blocks of wood to gnaw on or treats). I also mixed their diet so it was mostly the pellets but with a seed mixture as well.What kind of stuff did you put in for enrichment? Like toys and things?
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I had a hamster ball that they could run around in outside of the cage, I swapped out empty Kleenex boxes and toilet paper rolls for them to nest in, had a wheel, and occasionally would buy random stuff at Petco (like the blocks of wood to gnaw on or treats). I also mixed their diet so it was mostly the pellets but with a seed mixture as well.
I've done the same thing with Guinea pigs too. It's a great that you don't have to find a separate container and its easy to clean up afterward--I also sometimes put a little bit of hay/other treats in the tub so they could have fun while I did that.I also let mine run around in the (empty) bathtub while I changed out their bedding and had some old Barbie or whatnot play-castle thing that I put in there that they loved to climb all over.
The second half of these came in the mail last night:View attachment 205644
We chose. We have about 37 meat birds (10 Cornish X and 27 free range reds) and 18 more laying birds (a few Marans, leghorns, Rocks, Araucanas, Javas, ...) but they do send a surprise chick with the order.Did you do the Surprise or choose your breeds?
We chose. We have about 37 meat birds (10 Cornish X and 27 free range reds) and 18 more laying birds (a few Marans, leghorns, Rocks, Araucanas, Javas, ...) but they do send a surprise chick with the order.
We have a tom and hen with 6 babies running around already. We are also on the creek and the culvert so we weren't sure if ducks wouldn't just nest down there and get eaten by something.One of the hatcheries (Meyer, maybe?) will do an entire surprise order. Often includes a couple ducklings and perhaps a turkey or two. I think they send at least 50 though, so too much for my space currently, but it's fun to see what people end up with on BYC
. . . . I didn't know that turkeys can look like this. He's beautiful!
Naw, but the babies will be ready by Thanksgiving. He'll hopefully make more beautiful babies for us with his girlfriend... unless they don't grow well, then we'll change up the breeding program, because under all those pretty feathers he is a little skinny. I think he's too busy showing off.mmmmm. Turkey. Is it TDay yet?!
He's a Royal Palm turkey. He's actually got a couple feathers he's rubbed off on the chicken roosts, so he gets prettier. The red on his neck actually gets pale white too when he's not flirting.. . . . I didn't know that turkeys can look like this. He's beautiful!
I think one of my cats may have ringworm. I have been so careful to change clothes at work and wash up super well when we've had confirmed or suspected ringworm kitties in the clinic too. FML.
We have fleas at work. I have some bites (that itch like CRAZY), and I've been super paranoid that I'll bring fleas home with me (even though I know it's unlikely). I feel your pain.
lots of cats are just carriers of ringwormUgh, fleas are the worst!
Really hoping I'm being paranoid, but we've had so many ringworm cats lately and I've been roped into working with all of them and in charge of disinfecting duty* afterwards, I wouldn't be surprised if I brought some home on accident.
But this isn't the kitty I spend the most time with, and said kitty has nothing on her, so fingers crossed its just some random flaky skin (and the red is just irritation from where I picked it off and is gone tomorrow....).
(*I think they have me clean up because they know I'm paranoid enough about it spreading that I won't leave anything untouched. Pretty sure the exam rooms count as a sterile environment when I'm done with them )