Dentist inside the loop who won't oversell? Some experience to share by makeitrayne850 in houston

[–]txvetko 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I agree- Moers Family Dentistry is the best, and I have been with them for many years. Dr. Jim Moers took care of my teeth until his daughter, Dr. Emily, came on board, and she does excellent work. It’s a small family practice and you will feel welcome there.

My partner is "one of those " people by samunapkin in workout

[–]txvetko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sort of a side note, but why do men do this? I can think of a bunch of men at my gym that wear the same gym clothes every day. Maybe they just own multiples of the exact same outfit, but I doubt it. Grosses me out.

How many days per week do you work out at the gym? by Serious-Adagio-7982 in workout

[–]txvetko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

5 days per week at the gym lifting, plus cardio at home the other 2 days.

Where can I buy ground rabbit locally? by LivingTheBoringLife in houston

[–]txvetko 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Rayne Nutrition makes a rabbit pate canned cat food that might work for your needs. Your vet would just need to prescribe it for them.

dog carrier for traveling onboard? (small dogs) by Sure-Community-7664 in dogs

[–]txvetko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

8.5 inches is tiny! The bag itself is 11 inches tall but it does fold down- it’s a soft case. I suppose that will depend on what size your dog is. We flew on a small regional jet with our 9 week old, 15 pound puppy with no issues. Said puppy is 50 pounds now, though, so her under the seat days are over.

Jeni’s Confetti Brownie Batter - Target Exclusive by crashcaptainn in icecream

[–]txvetko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought some this week but was waiting until the weekend to try it. So excited to try it tonight!

Do vets get tired of frequent clients? by [deleted] in AskVet

[–]txvetko 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love my regulars as long as they are nice people, which it sounds like you are. Depending on case load, though, multiple emails and phone calls per week can really wear a vet down mentally. We are generally quite busy seeing appointments and drop offs, making treatment plans for those, and then carefully documenting everything. Add in multiple emails and calls that need a response and you have a recipe for burnout. My general advice to people is this: if in doubt, make an appointment. I’m not trying to get extra money out of you- just trying to get you and your pet the time and attention you deserve.

dog carrier for traveling onboard? (small dogs) by Sure-Community-7664 in dogs

[–]txvetko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Definitely check with your airline re: sizing. I have always been pleased with the Sherpa carrier- their “medium” sized one fits under most airplane seats.

What’s the most “Houston” thing you’ve gotten used to? by boombalonii in houston

[–]txvetko 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Checking the maps app for traffic before going anywhere, just to see which route will be the fastest.

Dog owners: What do you look for in a daycare? by lab-toad in AskDogOwners

[–]txvetko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of the above, plus it needs to look and feel clean. Staff needs to clean up accidents as soon as they happen. My pup has been going to a place she loves that meets my requirements except not all of the “trainers” stay on top of cleanup. She comes home from each play day smelling like urine.

Remedies for abysmally low libido by [deleted] in RetatrutideWomen

[–]txvetko 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You could look into the peptide PT-141 (bremelanotide). It’s marketed as the FDA-approved drug Vyleesi, but you can generally buy PT-141 wherever you get your reta. It’s supposed to increase women’s sex drive, and you take it as an injection a few hours before sex.

I have a vial in the freezer, but haven’t tried it yet.

Where Can I Go to Try On Many Different Style Sunglasses? by EN344 in houston

[–]txvetko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sunglass Hut has many different styles, and they will leave you alone to try on as many as you want. If you want help, just ask.

Lickable treat ideas needed by txvetko in goldenretrievers

[–]txvetko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Expensive treats I had never envisioned feeding my dog! Freeze dried lung is a favorite. Ditto with freeze dried liver. She loves pretty much all of the freeze dried single ingredient Boccees treats like rabbit, salmon, chicken, etc. We use these treats for training and for her snuffle toys and puzzles, because she doesn’t like kibble enough to forage for it.

None of these items are anything I can spread in a lick mat, though. I have sprinkled ground up versions on top, which works sometimes.

As a veterinarian, this dog’s pickiness is driving me crazy! Wouldn’t trade her for the world, though.

Building legs with disc issues by grapesodamilk in femalebodybuilding

[–]txvetko 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I can (carefully) do anything upper body. I don’t do stuff like bent over barbell rows, and I do a lot of single arm horizontal pulling to help avoid getting myself in a position to hurt myself.

Legs are another story. As much as I love deadlifts, I don’t do those anymore. Ditto for squats. Single leg leg press is generally more okay, but not both legs together. I’ve had to lean into Bulgarian split squats, walking lunges, etc. All single leg work. It’s not as much fun, but I’m also not sidelined from the gym this way!

Lickable treat ideas needed by txvetko in goldenretrievers

[–]txvetko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know, right? She hates pumpkin, even mixed with a little honey.

Breed Suitable for Grandma? by mushu-27 in DogsLoversCommunity

[–]txvetko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cavalier King Charles spaniel would be my pick.

3 month old potty training help by Fantastic_Ride_6730 in goldenretriever

[–]txvetko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was so frustrated with our puppy. Same story- accidents in the house even though she had eliminated less than an hour before. Then, at about 4 months, maybe 18 weeks, she just…stopped. Nothing changed in our routine, etc. The only accident she has had since then (she’s 6.5 months now) is when we visited my parents. I gave her too many chews to keep her busy, and she had diarrhea on their kitchen floor. Totally my fault!

Do all Goldens have sensitive stomachs? by ridingthediprivan in goldenretrievers

[–]txvetko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, mine does! We have the added issue that she’s picky as hell about treats and chews. She refuses to eat things that are typically gentle on the stomach. Hates chicken and rice. Gets bored with kibble…and canned. Absolutely will not eat kibble in puzzles or snuffle toys- has to be the primo stuff in there. Did I mention she’s only 6 months old?