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>>2278112
Sounds like liver or kidney issues. Unless you can't afford it you'll have to say goodbye to the kitty cat

>>2278112
Anybody else read this at first as "cat vomits and doesn't want to eat it"?

>>2278112
Is there å tint of yellow in the White of his eyes? Does he drink and utinate? More or less than usual? Yellow or green-ish vomit can be signs of severe liver failure. Go to the vet NOW! The cat is most likely in severe pain.

>>2278097
Tits or gtfo.... Oh wait

>>2278097
how exactly do you have one? and is that cheeto dust on your fingers?

ahah ->Juice of prune
Yes, it is possible to tame one. It is very difficult but not impossible ! When he is young (it is the same procedure as with a crow or a magpie)

lol

people are idiots

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>>2278094

>>2278026
the mean ones that like to bite and scratch

>>2278057
No they're not--one firm blow to the head and it's taken care of

>>2278026
a dog

kill yourself

>>2278015
They have man servants to do that for them.

>>2278015
They already have man servants to do that form them.

it looks like a miniature rose

there are about a billion rose cultivars

holy shit, cats are disgusting

i hope you know that you and your house are going to smell like piss now, forever

>>2277958
This.. people can now pick you out of a crowd based solely on your stench. Congratulations.

The most logical solutions you must have a cat is to get a new one. It will be cheaper (well, free) and just about any shit cat will be better than a shit cat that pisses everywhere.

lock him in a room and when he's all better lock him out of that room for awhile and also burn your house down with you and your cat inside

Deliberately setting out to force an animal into a state of obesity is animal cruelty, and should be equally as condemned as letting an animal starve.

Take your filth somewhere else.

>>2277858
Filthy chink get out

Please don't eat dogs.

Pitbull

take it to the vet

footed snake

its a doge

>>2277673
Couldd you post some more photos? I'm not accusing you but like 90% of people on the internet who think they own a wolfdog are actually the owner of a husky/gsd/mal mix.

Hybrid what? Bit of a fucking broad scope to ask for

>>2277673
How do you keep her from destroying your house and furniture?

>>2277650
I don't know if someone abandoned it or if it lives in a nearby apartment. I don't understand why someone would leave their cat outside all day and night when it's bad weather. Should I make fliers?

>>2277653
Don't bother. Outdoor cat owners don't give a shit and will be quick to replace their cat. If you care about it you will keep it indoors.

>>2277701
We had an indoor/ outdoor cat growing up that we took great care of and she's still alive into her mid 20s today. I like my cats being able to hunt, roam and stuff and would never dream of locking them inside.

>>2277622
DikDik

>>2277622
DikDik

>>2277622
DikDik

looks like a cicada.

>6mm
You sure about that? It looks like a cicada and they do make a very loud noise. They're much bigger than 6mm though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicada

>>2277649
Thanks, anon, upon further research I have determined that it's probably an ocopsis.

>>2277582

Yes. It takes time, but having used both dominance training (think Ceasar Milan) and positive reinforcement on my dogs, the ones taught with positive reinforcement grasped the lessons better and retained them longer. A few things to remember:

>keep training sessions short (think 5-7 minutes)
>keep your dog exercised
>stay consistent
>switch treats to keep things interesting

Basically yeah. You want the dog to be eager to do the things you like, instead of afraid to do the things you don't like.

>>2277584
Thanks this is very helpful

By different treats do you mean literally different food stuffs (i.e switching between dog biscuits to bits of chicken etc? I always cook large joints or portions of meat so giving my dog little bits of it for treats would be fine)

The consistent thing is another good point - I think you're entirely right

Because he's terrible at his job.

The best example is probably the one with the dog who is very protective of its food. Firstly, he ignores /extremely/ obvious signs of aggression and continues to exacerbate things until - surprise! - the dog bites him, at which point he has to hit the dog to get it off him.

After that, he ends up "solving" the problem by basically harassing the dog until it stops reacting. He doesn't actually solve anything, he just got the dog to be too afraid to continue, whilst still retaining the same behavioural problem. The dog will probably snap one day and take someone's hand off.

Fuck him.

he just intimidates dogs into submission

quite dangerous, really

>>2277568
When you say it that way it sounds awful

I've only seen one or two episodes of his shows and all he's really done is nudge or tap dogs when something that upsets/aggravates them shows up to get their minds off it. (I don't have a dog so don't know if this actually works)

Do you have a link to the episode you're walking about - that sounds very sad.