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some Scytodes sp. - a spitting spider

Take it to the vet

>>2185805
>sp.
Fgt.

Git gud scrub. Get a real dog, not a rat.

>>2185731
Inherited it as a gift from her parents. I didn't make the choice. I much prefer terrier mixes.

Two strats:
1) Nuclear option of restart house breaking from page 1.
2) Note the times he is pooping and figure out his schedule. Do this for several days. Once you see a pattern, take him for walkies during these times and give him a high value treat when he goes outside.

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We also have a facebook page, if anyone is interested! Fb/venicerescuebunnies

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What the hells wrong with you? Theyre rabbits.

the chickens are the only place you have grounds for animal abuse. stop worrying about the fucking bunnies, they're wild animals, and the city doesn't care about them. get a picture of the chickens in the cage and open that case.

>>2185539
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>>2185539
Wut

Same

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Bump

>>2185538
Yes they're called love birds for a reason. They die of a broken heart.

Yes, it is 100% doable. Especially if it's only something like a lovebird. If you had a cockatoo or something then maybe it'd be an issue.

Get a large envelope, a piece of cardboard, a rubberband, and a quarter.

Cut the cardboard to barely fit in the envelope.

Cut a small circle, a bit bigger than the quarter, in the center of the cardboard.

Stretch the rubber band over the cardboard so it crosses the hole.
Place the quarter in the hole, between the rubber band.
Twist the quarter in the rubber band a bunch of times.
Carefully slide the whole thing into the envelope. Hold it tight to keep it from spinning.
Put it under the chair with something fairly light on top of the quarter.

>cat goes under chair
>cat touches object
>cat becomes scared shitless of going under that chair.

Kittens under 12 weeks should not have the run one your apartment. They should spend any unsupervised time in a kitten proofed room until they are old enough. Stick mom in the room with them half the day.

let natural selection take it's course

>>2185398
Your cat is depressed, get him to therapist

>>2185646
can I put him on antide-purr-essants?

>>2185822
Kys

Petsmart sells them so go in your local store or online. I personally like the ones with the security thing that you clip on your dog's collar that unlocks the flap

>>2185460
That security feature will only really stop things like mice from coming into your home

>>2185293
For security consider putting it not on a door, but somewhere only your dog can fit in and out of that is not very obvious to a potential robber.

If you can't do that you can put the entrance at the back of a dog house so it's hidden from view and just looks like a regular dog house.

>>2185293
>on large dog doors set into glass windows with security panels?
You don't set them in glass panels, rather you don't cut a hole in a piece of glass then install a dog door in that. If this is a residential home you probably don't have floor to ceiling windows. If by the off chance you do, it would probably be a storefront style system. You could deglaze the window and replace it with a panel with a hole for the dog door.
Again I think your terminology is off OP. Take a picture of where you are wanting to install the dog door.

Whoa, that's crazy.

Have you had any adverse reactions to it?

>>2185277
Holy shit i absorbed cow dose ivermec through my skin and felt like I was dying. Tremors heart palpitations and passed out. On the bright side i bet i don't have worms

>>2185294
no, not really. it's relatively safe from what i've researched

one side effect is "sensation of having something in one or both eyes" which i may have experienced or there may have been something in my eye

i did 3 doses and the first one made me feel a bit magical like a microdose of hallucinogens or something-- that could have been placebo effect though, since the following doses had no effect whatsoever

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Got a few photos. I'll put them here.

You did a nice thing, OP!

>>2185186
Based Phidippus audax

I always love to see these on my porch and windows. I kept one as a pet in a jar once for a few weeks (fed it flies) but that wasn't saving or helping it really.

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My roommate started screaming about a spider in the kitchen and wanted me to kill it. This was a huge black spider. Thick legs, thick body, this fucker was ripped. This fucker works 12-hour days at a warehouse and then hits up the 24-hour gym. If I had stomped him, he probably would have survived and put me in a head lock. I left him right outside my door so he could protect us from the minorities that live in the apartment complex.

pic related is what he looks like but I don't think we have these around here

>>2185039
no fak off fageutte

What's one long cat.

idk what is it?

>>2184972
Can you get a picture of said bug?

>>2184976
It surprised me so I squished it asap... Wish I hadn't now. Like I said it looked like a termite, with the long white body and brown head/torso.

My brother just said he saw the other one and the white part had no legs.

I did a quick look over of him when I found the second one, but I'll give him a good look over right now and see if I can find another one

He's pretty playful right now so it's difficult, but I did find one which was much smaller. It looked like it was hanging out out by a yellow colored scab or dandruff (which he's had a lot of). Was too small to grab, and now I'm getting quite worried.

Brown recluse

They look like fairies.
But they probably aren't.
Someone please identi-fly what kind of insects these are.

Take it to the vet

>>2184873
Possibly a little house gecko, hemidactylus frenatus, but i can't see well the body pattern.

>>2184873
It almost looks like a leopard gecko, but that probably isn't it. Leopard geckos have wide tails that thin out at the end. Maybe try looking for subspecies of geckos?

>>2184875
Nevermind :P