jeb6294
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Poor Sampson has no eye-mouth coordination at all....
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Oh my gosh. I can't imagine what they're going through, heartbreaking on both accounts. What kind of dog was it to clear a 6 ft fence?Feel so bad for my poor coworker's daughter. They've lost two dogs in two weeks. The first one ran away while they were away on vacation and never came back (spooked by neighbors fireworks on the 4th and jumped a 6 foot fence after leaving through the doggie door). The other is 14 and was in liver failure, and just refused to get up or move at all today. Mobile vet was coming at 3 to put him down at 14 years old. Poor kids (2 and 10) kept holding out hope that #1 would come back, and will be coming home from school/pre-K only to see crying parents/grandparents with #2 gone
A small pit mix. Just freaked out enough that it developed superhuman jumping abilities I guess.Oh my gosh. I can't imagine what they're going through, heartbreaking on both accounts. What kind of dog was it to clear a 6 ft fence?
Poor little guyA small pit mix. Just freaked out enough that it developed superhuman jumping abilities I guess.
4th of July is the #1 day for pet runaways. People really do underestimate how much their fireworks stress out their pets. I hope their dog is found and returned safely.A small pit mix. Just freaked out enough that it developed superhuman jumping abilities I guess.
Indeed. Pretty much have stayed with the same manufacturer (Le Bistro), but as they put out "upgrades", the design seems to trend more toward flawed than fixed. This is the model that I really liked save for the color. It's been working solid the past 7 or 8 years. When we got the new kitty, we went to look for the latest model and this one has problems. The hopper is much smaller, the lid is a royal pain to secure and pops off if tipped over (huge mess), and I wish the removable dish were actually fixed. Because kitty will paw at it until misc. food pieces come out. This dislodges the removable dish and eventually the food starts piling up behind/beneath it (if that makes sense). So if you can still get the previous version, I'd go with that. You'll want to stock some "D" size batteries too (each takes 3). As for water, you can get those at the local pet store. They look like a larger version of a human water dispenser (LOL). The reason we don't use that is the cats would try to play with it by pawing water out so it would make the "glug glug" sound. Came home to a few messes that way so we just use a standard bowl for that and fill as needed. YMMV :thumbs:@knight1fox3, do I remember correctly that you have some sort of self-refilling food and water bowls for your kitty? If so, what one do you have? I am interested in getting one of each for our kitty, but all the research I've done has still lead me to mixed reviews.
exactly.we just leave the toilet seats open
@knight1fox3, do I remember correctly that you have some sort of self-refilling food and water bowls for your kitty? If so, what one do you have? I am interested in getting one of each for our kitty, but all the research I've done has still lead me to mixed reviews.
It's not about whether it's good or bad for the kitty in our house. It's more about not spreading germs when the toilet gets flushed.Nothing wrong with toilet water. It meets all EPA Safe Drinking Water Standards.
When it enters the bowl.
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