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thinking of getting a dog? here's what you need to know about shedding! 😱🐶

If you’re considering adopting a dog, one thing to keep in mind is shedding! Some dogs shed like crazy, while others barely drop a hair. 🐾 So before you decide, check out this list of popular breeds and how much they shed. Heavy Shedders: Golden Retriever Corgi Shiba Inu Akita Husky Samoyed Alaskan Malamute Chow Chow Labrador Retriever Rough Collie German Shepherd Border Collie Low Shedders: Bichon Frise Poodle Schnauzer West Highland Terrier Bedlington Terrier Maltese Yorkshire Terrier Pug Papillon French Bulldog Bull Terrier Whether you're into minimal cleanup or don't mind some extra vacuuming, this list should help you choose the perfect dog! 🧹✨ Drop a comment if you know any other breeds with crazy shedding habits! #DogCare #DogShedding #PetTips

thinking of getting a dog? here's what you need to know about shedding! 😱🐶
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Want a pet rat? Here's what they DON'T tell you!

If you’re thinking of getting a pet rat, trust me—I've made all the mistakes so you don't have to! Here are the biggest lessons I learned: 💔 Pitfall #1: Tiny cages are a NO. Small cages lead to sad rats! At least 0.5㎡ of space—aim for a 60cm cage minimum. 💩 Pitfall #2: Don’t mix bath sand and potty sand! Mixing them = room disaster. 🏃‍♀️ Pitfall #3: Too small a wheel? They'll hurt their backs! Go for a 17cm+ wheel, or better yet, 21cm for ultimate comfort. 🍭 Pitfall #4: Treats aren't meals. Limit treats like worms & seeds to 2-3 times a week. Their main food should be a balanced mix! ⚠️ Pitfall #5: NEVER put rats together unless they're from the same litter. They’re solo animals—fighting can get deadly! Anyone else have pet rat tips? Share below! 🐀 #PetRats#RatCare#PetTips

Want a pet rat? Here's what they DON'T tell you!
ArcadiaAce

Surviving Cat Bath Time: Drying Without Drama

Just bathed your cat? Congrats, you’re now their sworn enemy. But before you accept your fate, here’s how to dry them without turning your bathroom into a war zone. Lay out a soft towel (bonus points if it’s warm). As soon as your soggy feline escapes the tub, burrito-wrap them—securely, but not like you’re mummifying a pharaoh. Hold tight; they WILL squirm. Gently blot (don’t rub!) the fur, swapping towels if needed. Once they’re just damp, let them chill in a warm room—no hairdryers unless you want to traumatize both of you. When they’re dry, grab a comb: wide-tooth for fluffballs, fine-tooth for sleek kitties. Go slow, especially around the belly and legs. Finish with treats and praise. You want them to associate bath time with snacks, not existential dread. Next time, maybe they’ll only hate you a little. #CatCare #PetTips #CatBath #Pets #Cats

Surviving Cat Bath Time: Drying Without Drama
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My Cat Ignores Me—But I Trained Her Anyway

Confession: I used to think my cat, Mochi, was just ignoring me on purpose. Turns out, she just didn’t know her name. (Or maybe she did, and she’s a genius-level troll.) Here’s what actually worked: I ditched the fancy nicknames and stuck with “Mochi.” Every time I said her name, I handed over a treat—tiny bits of tuna, her absolute kryptonite. No lectures, no scolding, just positive vibes and snacks. I even roped in my roommate so Mochi wouldn’t think only I was the treat dispenser. We kept it short, sweet, and consistent. After a week, she’d come running from the next room when she heard her name. Pro tip: Don’t bother with verbal praise—cats want food, not flattery. If your cat still ignores you, check her hearing (especially if she’s a white cat) or accept that she’s just living her best independent life. Mochi still ignores me sometimes, but now I know it’s a choice. And honestly? I respect it. #CatTraining #PetTips #CatLife #Pets #Cats

My Cat Ignores Me—But I Trained Her Anyway
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How to Burrito Your Cat (And Survive)

Ever tried giving your cat a pill? Yeah, me too. It’s basically a boss fight. Here’s the only method that’s ever worked for me: the Cat Burrito. Grab a towel (the bigger, the better—think beach towel, not dish rag). Spread it out on a table, not the floor, unless you want to chase your cat under the couch. Pick up your furry overlord, whisper sweet nothings, and place her in the center. Hold her scruff (it’s what cat moms do—she’ll survive). Fold one side of the towel over her, then the other, tucking her paws in tight. Now, wrap the rest around her like you’re making a feline sushi roll. Tuck the end under her butt—no escape routes. Congrats, you’ve immobilized the beast. Now you can give meds, trim claws, or just admire your handiwork. If she glares at you, remember: her pride will recover. Your hands might not. #CatCare #PetTips #CatOwners #Pets #Cats

How to Burrito Your Cat (And Survive)