Indulged Cats
@indulgedcats.bsky.social
Mostly cats and gardening. Juvenile chronic kidney disease tortitude, crazy wannabe cuddly tabby, and goofball longhair cats live here. Golden Retrievers are the best dogs.
commemorating one year of barley sleeping in a wooden bowl
Time for Bonus clicks. Go, go, go....help animals for free.....just clickity click super fast.
Henry@henryandfriends.bsky.social · 2w agoWe relocated a baby lizard from the back yard trash can area, where Molly might find it, to the front yard. Good luck in your new home little one.
@nolongernakie.bsky.social who's this in your avi? Looks like a dino who knows how to have a good time.
Are there any risks to/from pets with the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak in people? TLDR: No. Full explanation: www.wormsandgermsblog.com/2026/07/arti...
Ongoing Cyclospora outbreak in humans: are there any dog/cat issues to consider?
Cyclospora has been in the news a lot lately because of a large, ongoing outbreak in the US. Total case counts aren’t clear (and official numbers are
wormsandgermsblog.com
In March my 103 year old Aunt got an amazing call. The POW/MIA Agency had recovered and identified her cousin, Elmer Blonien, who after the Bataan Death March perished in a Japanese POW camp in 1942. Pvt. Blonien was finally laid to rest today in his small hometown, Rudolf, WI. My Aunt, was there.
I'm happy to be quoted in this piece about why you should never punish a dog for growling www.thefarmersdog.com/digest/why-y...
Why You Should Never Punish Your Dog for Growling
Punishing growling can lead to problems like snapping and biting. It’s best to figure out what’s bothering your dog and fix it.
thefarmersdog.com
Vaccinate your pets against rabies. Molly just got her booster. Even though she's outside only with supervision, you never know when wildlife might be around. #CatsOfBluesky #cats #DogsOfBluesky #dogs
Your Local Epidemiologist@ylepidemiologist.bsky.social · 2mo ago1/ Rabies remains one of the deadliest infections on earth. Yet in California, almost every human case is preventable. With summer wildlife activity increasing and bats accounting for more than 90% of our animal rabies cases, here's what you need to know along with a few other public health updates👇
I'm home from the vet. Mom removed the bandage from my leg and tried to wash some of the alcohol off my belly and legs. Jeez, they must have spilled 1/2 a bottle of alcohol on me! And I got a tube of licky treat (salmon). Now I'll try to clean myself in the warm backyard.
I've been catnapped and taken to the vet for my annual exam. Ive been weighed and proded and now they're going to poke me for blood & urine and give me my rabies vaccination. Pesky humans!
I'm Nicole, a wildlife artist and designer looking to use my skills for science, education, and conservation. I'm available for hire! Here's how to find me: http://thornwolf.com http://patreon.com/thornwolf http://thornwolfart.tumblr.com http://instagram.com/thornwolfart http://t.me/thornwolfart
The wind-blown butterfly bush flowers are still attractive to butterflies.
Some backyard color today. Unfortunately, the 2-day wind storm seems to have sapped the flowers of their vigor.
Another wonderfully informative video. Thanks Dr. Em. #DogsOfBlueSky
Dr. Em 😷💉🌈@vetmedcorner.bsky.social · 4mo agoToday was busy, so I'm just now getting the chance to make a post about today's video: pannus! Have you heard about this progressive eye disease that is worsened by sunlight?!? youtu.be/BS9XTgXryH8 🐾
I've never heard of this condition. Thanks for putting together such an informative video.
Dr. Em 😷💉🌈@vetmedcorner.bsky.social · 5mo agoHave you ever heard of 'pillow foot'? While it's more common in felines, it can also impact canines! Join Dr. Em to learn what you need to know youtu.be/ENGNPMvRYyc 🐾
Does bathing/swimming mean wash off topical antiparasitics for dogs/cats? Do dogs that swim a lot need more frequent treatment? tl:dr: No. Depending on the product, keeping them out of water for a few hours to a few days may be needed, but after that, they're fine. 1/n
Love this article written by two friends of mine whom I respect so much! www.dvm360.com/view/comment...
Commentary: The hidden harm of inappropriate language about cats in veterinary and social media spaces | dvm360
The authors discuss feline behavior and how negative labels can influence patient care.
dvm360.com
Any info on risks to pets in vet clinics after a pet who is infected with multi-drug resistant bacteria visits the vet? The raw food die-hards put more than just their pet's health at risk. Too bad vets can't refuse these clients and minimize risks to their staff and the pets of other clients.
Scott Weese@scottweese.bsky.social · 6mo agoMore comments about this study and risk reduction practices here: www.wormsandgermsblog.com/2026/03/arti... 3/3