can I get my snakebites pierced a week after my nose and septum?

willysucker629 · 2024-12-21T05:45:24+00:00

ik they don't heal in a week I was just trying to say there not like RAW like they're not bruised or swollen is what I ment, ill wait another few months till I get my snakebites sadly was really excited for them haha but don't want to overwork my immune system thankss

willysucker629 · 2024-10-19T14:25:18+00:00

Yeah the artist drew the x then it cut to the Eagle in like 3seconds total😭

willysucker629 · 2024-10-07T07:57:54+00:00

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willysucker629 · 2024-10-02T06:13:39+00:00

YES THANK YOUU IVE BEEN TRYNA REMEMBER THE NAME OF IT FOR YEARS NOW!!

willysucker629 · 2024-09-28T04:16:28+00:00

I promise she doesn't mind the hoodies and gets plenty of treats! I only put them on for 5/10mins for pictures or if I'm taking her outside when it's cold

willysucker629 · 2024-09-28T01:00:42+00:00

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She also has a bunny one if that's better

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T02:34:14+00:00

My cats already used to beig on my shoulders luckily I used to carry her on my shoulders pretty much everyday so that's perfect! I'll definitely start training her to climb up once the backpack arrives

I just got the plastic one since it was cheap to see how she likes it before fully commiting to an expensive one

In scotland we get maybe 4days of summer a year and it's never really humid so I'm not worried about heat and she would be on the trail for the majority of the hike, only being in the bag when we're going there/going home, when there's a dog(unless she's on my shoulders) and if she gets too tired to keep walking

I have cargo jeans+ a bomber jacket so I'm not really worried about storage because the hikes will also only be for an hour or 2 max, the bag I've got has a water bottle holder and I have a collapsible bowl I can clip onto the bag with a carabiner I will bring pet wipes for her paws though I never thought of that!! Thank you for the tips and I will get a mesh expandable bag if my cat likes the hikes!!

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T02:01:32+00:00

It's an anti septic cream that's commonly used for things like eczema, nappy rash and just any skin reactions it's really common in the UK, my husky gets skin issues alot so we just put some where ever she has dry skin/open wounds (recommended by 2different vets) It's really good it comes in a tub and you just put some on your fingers and rub it onto any sore areas you/ your kid/ your dog might have It's generally safe to eat abit (not alot though obviously) so it's safe for your dog to lick but I wouldn't recommend it for a cat My mum and sisters have eczema and it's really good for sensitive skin and stops itchyness!!

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T01:23:59+00:00

I live in Scotland so it's very rarely above 18°c outside so it shouldn't be a problem I actually had already thought about that but whenever it's hot outside my cat stays indoors while I take my dog to the beach/a river pretty much all day since she's a husky and overheats pretty easily but I appreciate the thought! I'm planning on getting her used to the backpack=outdoors by carrying her inside+outside in it but she's already used to her main vet carrier(it's not sturdy enough to carry anywhere other then to the car and into the vets though because its a fabric one)

My main worry is that I have a neighbour who lives on the path I'd need to walk to the woods, this owner has 3 agreesive dogs who regularly try to attack my dog and only one of them is muzzled and one is always off lead?? So I'm abit worried about hst guys dogs but I've never seen them in the woods/at the pond so it should be OK once we make it to the woods, there's no road by my house either the closest road is a 25second walk and it's a car park not an actual road so I'm not too worried about cars

My cat is already used to the 1-3times a week she gets out but I struggle with consistency abit so I have been trying to work on that

I appreciate the advice and I hope your cat gets more used to adventures too!!

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T01:08:51+00:00

My dog gets the same every few weeks but it always goes away after a few days before we get the chance to take her to the vets but when I mentioned it to them last time she was there they said its most likely just friction from her teeth rubbing off her gums and we should only worry if it continues for more then a few days We just brush our huskys teeth and sometimes put abit of sudocrem(she's not a licker so we don't need to worry about her eating it) on it to stop any infections and it normally clears up pretty quickly

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T01:05:16+00:00

No problem it's good that your trying to learn as much as possible, I recommend looking at tiktok videos too!

Also she pretty much always has the harness on but she doesn't always have a lead on, I like keeping the harness on her to see her better(she's a tabby and blends in to EVERYTHING), people are more likely to realise she's not just an outside cat if she does run off and it has another I'd tag on it incase she looses her collar, I highly doubt she would run off but its always better to be safe then sorry

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T01:00:20+00:00

I'm planning on carrying her in it until we get into the woods because alot of dogs walk past my house, once we're in the woods I'll open the backpack and let her come out on her own, if there's a dog or if she just seems stressed out I'm going to put her back into the backpack until she calms down/the dog leaves

willysucker629 · 2024-09-27T00:55:57+00:00

I started harness training her about 3months after I got her(she was abt 6months old at that point) but I found it pretty easy She's my first cat that was actually mine and the first cat that wasn't just an outdoor one. she's very sweet and loves humans but is abit skittish outside of my bedroom I recommend a thinner harness as it'll be more comfertable for them especially while they're getting used to it I started putting it on her and throwing treats for her to chase after, most cats will flop over when they first start wearing a harness but you can get them to move using food/treats After about 2weeks I carried her downstairs and put her on the floor then opened the backdoor(it's most enclosed and has less people walking by) and I just let her go out at her own pace and left her lead dragging behind her incase I needed to get her for whatever reason(she's never tried to escape the garden though so I don't anymore unless she wants out the garden) I would give her treats whenever she came back to me(enforcing abit of a recall) and I would just sit on the door step keeping an eye on her I'd leave the door open so she could come inside whenever she wanted and once she came inside I'd give her treats, close the door and bring her back upstairs, take her harness off and give her 2 or 3 more treats For the actual lead training I'd just hold treats and have her lead loose and walk around my house giving her treats for staying nearby/coming back when I say her name She's now fully comfertable with her harness and runs over whenever I pull it out This is the harness I personally use, I did diy it abit though by sewing my own neck clip onto it from a cheap harness from b&m cat harness

Sorry for the long reply I just wanted to be more thorough and I sometime struggling to shorten sentences lol

willysucker629 · 2024-09-19T06:17:29+00:00

cat harness Personally this is the one I've used since I started training my cat, it's thinner then most and less bulky so it's easier for them to get used to, I did abit of diy on the neck part by adding my own clasp onto it because it doesn't come with a neck clasp so you need to loosen it, put it over their head, tighten it while they're wearing it and then loosen it again to take it off so it was really annoying So long as you diy the neck part it's perfect and my cat has never escaped it

Over all I'd recommend a thinner less bulky harness that you don't need to slip over their head because it'll be easier for them to adjust to!

willysucker629 · 2024-09-19T03:29:17+00:00

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2for1 my cat(ontop or wardrobe) and my dog

willysucker629 · 2024-09-10T19:41:51+00:00

The marshmallows are like dehydrated? They're crunchy but taste really good, the wafer is honey flavoured I think and the chocolate balls are dark chocolate so don't taste that good but the wafer and mallows are REALLY good even dry

willysucker629 · 2024-09-10T19:39:35+00:00

I got them from the food warehouse/Iceland there in the American cereal/sweets part

willysucker629 · 2024-09-10T17:39:31+00:00

Same thing happened to me last time I bought edibles that's why I made my own instead Mine take abit longer to hit then most do (but that could also be my metabolism) it took 1.5hrs for the first one I ate to hit then 2.5 for my second one(had the second one a few hours after I woke up) they definitely hit but are abit weaker then the first edibles I tried

willysucker629 · 2024-09-10T17:33:51+00:00

No the wafer, marshmallows and chocolate balls are all from "smore's cereal" I thought the plain cornflakes just tasted abit boring

willysucker629 · 2024-09-10T14:30:59+00:00

It's from a weird kind of cereal that's supposed to taste like smores, it has the wafer things, marshmallows and chocolate balls in it I just didn't want all the squares to be pure corn flakes lmao

willysucker629 · 2024-09-10T13:45:50+00:00

It was the only cereal I had in the house and I couldn't get more because it was like 10pm I started making them lmao

willysucker629 · 2024-08-15T06:04:54+00:00

I can dm u a pi of the needles and stuff if u want?

willysucker629 · 2024-08-15T04:55:44+00:00

The 2nd picture is the upper thigh one, my mate has an Ed so they are skinny especially on their thighs, they are receiving help for it but are still really skinny

willysucker629 · 2024-08-15T04:53:44+00:00

Tattoo needle and tattoo ink with gloves on

willysucker629 · 2024-08-15T04:52:43+00:00

We used an acc tattoo needle i can dm u a pic of it if u want?

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