Veterinarians Of Reddit Reveal What They Wish Pet Owners Would Understand

We absolutely adore our pets, no matter what crazy shenanigans they may get into or how often they keep us awake at night. The alternative to living a life without a pet just sounds so... lonely. If you're a pet owner, you'd want the absolute best for your best friend because you love them. Well. here are some really helpful tips that may just take you from being a good pet owner to being a great pet owner.

When it comes to animals, vets have quite a difficult job. To be a vet you must love animals, yet you often sick animals and sometimes, even have to help them cross over the rainbow bridge. It's definitely no easy task and we can't help but admire their strength.

Thanks to Redditor, u/mrktx21, a question to the Reddit community about what veterinarians wish people knew and understood about their pets has gone viral, and within the thread is a lot of valuable and excellent information.

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Yes, we would just like to step in here and say that we full-heartedly agree with each and every single one of these lessons and would like to emphasize just how cruel declawing a cat is. They say that declawing a cat is equivalent to cutting a person's fingers off at the first knuckle. For any of those ever considering this outdated practice, please read those words carefully and consider how you would feel if you were to have the tips of your fingers chopped off.
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