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Keats, still groggy after her dental cleaning.

Rousseau in Bed


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Every few weeks, Rousseau finds a new place to sleep the day away. Lately, its been this afghan on our couch that he has always liked. He loves to "knead dough" with his claws on the soft yarn.

Layla


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Animals during Thanksgiving!

Question by spirit: Do you guys like the name Key Rat Pet Care for a pet care business?
Key Rat Pet Care?

Would be offering grooming, walking, and pet sitting to dogs and other animals.

Best answer:

Answer by pat
Are you serious? If it was for rats, yea, that would be a great name. Otherwise it’s terrible. People don’t like rats.

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Question by b_fly_25: What is the most eco-friendly way to dispose of pet waste?
I have a Great Dane and she poops allot. I feel guilty throwing away so many bags of poo a day that I know will just end up in a landfill. I was told using a pet waste digestion system would be best but does it work during winter months? Are there any suggestions for disposing my dog’s waste safely?

Best answer:

Answer by Honey
Let her poop in the grass, its a lot better for the environment. It also helps the grass grow and other animals eat it.

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Question by georgia_mommy: How do you care for newborn bunnies?
Serious answers only, please. I don’t need anyone telling me to eat them.
I just rescued an adult rabbit from the animal shelter 2 weeks ago. I was told that the workers at the animal shelter didn’t know whether it was a male or a female. I had planned on taking the rabbit to the vet, but before I could, she gave birth to 5 babies. It completely caught me off-guard and I was totally unprepared. She actually gave birth in my son’s blanket on our sofa. As much as I didn’t want to handle the babies, I had to get them off of the furniture and into a box I had filled with soft blankets. I did so about 5 minutes after they were born. All of this took place around 11 am on Monday morning. I have been watching the mother with the babies ever since, and I have yet to see her nurse the little ones. She protects them, but from far away. Occasionally she’ll jump in the box with them, but she gets right back out. I went to the pet store and bought some K.M.R., but I don’t want to use it…
Obviously, it would be best for the mother to feed the babies, but I’m just not sure if she is. Their tummies were fat when they were born, but now they are getting kind of skinny. They seem healthy, but I don’t know if they’ve been fed. If not, how long can they go without food? I’ve ready several articles about this, and everything said not to worry and that the mother feeds them when no one’s looking, but I’ve been keeping a close eye on her. Maybe she’s feeding them when I’m asleep, but is that enough for the babies if so?

Best answer:

Answer by ttbl
i’m not sure but i would like you to know that male parents often eat their young or animals believed to be theirs, so be careful if you ever decide to mix them with a male rabbit

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