All About Pets

Mel asked:


Sounds weird I know, but it makes sense when you think about it.

Microchips for pets and lojacks for cars help people find them when they’re lost or stolen. Considering the insane # of child abductions in this country, why isn’t the same technology used for children?
Ha…yeah I guess I did miss the big argument about this topic!

Of course, yeah, it would be strange to have it in you as an adult, I was really just thinking about children. I don’t think small children know or care about the government keeping tabs on them! So, yes, I was thinking along the lines of something that is implanted under the skin at birth and then removed later on.

I’m not a religious person, so the bible doesn’t play into my topics of discussion.
I see there’s a mix of opinions on this topic. Interesting.

Yes, microchips need to be scanned by someone, but the technology used by Lo Jack doesn’t.

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Kris asked:


A big storm is coming up and I am living at a house (temporarily) where animals are not allowed inside. I have a large dog house for the dogs. However, they still get soaked when it rains. The cats usually hide under the cars and their food gets soaked and I have to throw it all away. What can I do?

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allknowingblake asked:


My cat has always been an outdoor one and I always kept his food dish and water outside, around my front door. I recently moved to a new part of town and I continued keeping his food outside, but now its attracted several cats. Sometimes I walk outside to find over 8 cats running around my yard. I even find cat paw marks all over my windshield. What can I do to keep these strays away, and off my car?
I have two German Shepards, but I keep them in the backyard.

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