Lets have some fun!

[Ontarkie 14,213]

I'm so glad she just pulled a muscle. Hopefully she will take it easy and let her leg heal. 

 

I use Photobucket and post the link for the picture. 

[TBoneTX 45,241]

The Cativarius:

 

[TBoneTX 45,241]

Rule of Life:

At the earliest possible moment, every box and bag in the house must have a cat in it.

[beloved_dingo 1,976]

5 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Rule of Life:

At the earliest possible moment, every box and bag in the house must have a cat in it.

That rule definitely applies in my household.

 

Even if said box or bag is too small for said cat.

[Ontarkie 14,213]

These boys like boxes, bags, and tunnels! 

 

[TBoneTX 45,241]

Advance picture of tomorrow's dinner!  How thoughtful!

[Ontarkie 14,213]

WE did tacos tonight but I didn't think of a picture. So here you go🌮

[Ontarkie 14,213]

I put my order in for a few of these splash maran

 

[Ontarkie 14,213]

Cheetos bee! 

 

[millefleur 5,046]

On 2/15/2019 at 10:16 PM, TBoneTX said:

Rule of Life:

At the earliest possible moment, every box and bag in the house must have a cat in it.

Best house rule ever!

 

I've been watching this YouTube channel lately, it's a guy in Siberia who takes care of feral cats.

 

 

 

[janet3 1,170]

On 2/15/2019 at 8:29 PM, Ontarkie said:

I'm so glad she just pulled a muscle. Hopefully she will take it easy and let her leg heal. 

 

I use Photobucket and post the link for the picture. 

Me too! But she’s so stubborn and her brother from another mother (family) is a play hound......I was ecstatic that it wasn’t dysphasia (lived that nightmare before)

 

I’ll try photobucket.....

 

Got a question about ferrets..... I work with children (I mean A LOT of children) would they be good “classroom” pets or do do they stress out too much?

[Ontarkie 14,213]

18 minutes ago, janet3 said:

Me too! But she’s so stubborn and her brother from another mother (family) is a play hound......I was ecstatic that it wasn’t dysphasia (lived that nightmare before)

 

I’ll try photobucket.....

 

Got a question about ferrets..... I work with children (I mean A LOT of children) would they be good “classroom” pets or do do they stress out too much?

Oh I bet you were. 

 

Would they be kept in class? They need a lot of time outside the cage and can be pretty stinky. There are ways to help that but not something idea for the classroom. Now if you had one as a pet they could be taken to class with a leash and harness and most like would be ok with all the kids. Some are more nippy then others. I have one that I call jaws He's the one a few posts up. He's trouble maker. 

 

Now mice are awesome, they can be a bit skittish at first but they can be left alone. They don't need a lot of room or attention. 

[janet3 1,170]

So far we have  2 rats, 3 guinea pigs, a bearded dragon, turtle, six parakeets, 12 gerbils (that were supposed to be all male....they were not....we ended up with 27 gerbils), 3 leopard geckos, and two corn snakes and a California King Snake. We had a bunny (which I absolutely Loved....she was mean to everyone but me). We have basically became the “no kill” shelter that everyone gives pets to. 

 

Are ferrets trainable? I would love to get a ferret.....and we have some very huge wall sized pet cages....do you think 2 would be better than one? Are they social animals?

[Lemonslice 4,831]

Picture of the ones we call the chickens, or the chickennettes, spooning together... 

 

 

 

[Ontarkie 14,213]

57 minutes ago, janet3 said:

So far we have  2 rats, 3 guinea pigs, a bearded dragon, turtle, six parakeets, 12 gerbils (that were supposed to be all male....they were not....we ended up with 27 gerbils), 3 leopard geckos, and two corn snakes and a California King Snake. We had a bunny (which I absolutely Loved....she was mean to everyone but me). We have basically became the “no kill” shelter that everyone gives pets to. 

 

Are ferrets trainable? I would love to get a ferret.....and we have some very huge wall sized pet cages....do you think 2 would be better than one? Are they social animals?

Oh wow you have a great classroom.  Sounds like my house

Well I'm far from a ferret expert. I just started with them back in Sept. I did find out they make this stuff called Good bye odor and OMG it makes a huge difference with the stinky pop and musty smell.  They are a little trainable, I have ours litter trained and that makes it easier to to clean their cage and for the most part they will hit the boxes we have out for them when they run around the room. My husband has taught them to sit up for treats. They are sociable and do better with a buddy or 2 lol. The kids love them, they are just floppy rag dolls at times. 

 

17 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

Picture of the ones we call the chickens, or the chickennettes, spooning together... 

 

 

 

They are adorable