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Problem pets
My trog has been playing up badly - I've been thinking about having it put down. He's been keeping this wrinkly grey slug between his ...
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Problem pets
My trog has been playing up badly - I've been thinking about having it put down. He's been keeping this wrinkly grey slug between his ears as a pet for years, but as far as I can see, the damned thing is taking over. He's got few of his old interests, and fewer of his old friends. And the brian thing just seems to demand continual sedation, but it seems to get anything but sedated, until the moment it just switches off after claiming everyone is its best mate, that is.
And they say I am odd!
So - should I get it put down and just put it out of its misery?
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A Bit Bored
Re: Problem pets
Shouldn't you be channelling someone right about now.
Nope, that's not an intended euphemism for some kitty lickin lovin'
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Out More.
Re: Problem pets
Well, its a quality of life issue.
If your Trog is still generally enjoying its self and not causing those around it any undue bother (I take it that this Trogs still able to clean its self?) than most vets tend to let them carry on as they are
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At One with Life
Re: Problem pets
Encourage your Trog to have a word with itself ...
Ultimately, although people invest much hope in various toys, trinkets and experiences, the only truth lies deep inside the person.
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At Work
Re: Problem pets
This thread has made me paws for thought...
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At Work
Re: Problem pets
Poor thing, have you tried to get it rehomed? Might be better in the long run before it starts shitting everywhere.
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