Pets are so much more than animals—they become members of the family. We'd spare no expense to make sure our fur babies are healthy and happy, even if that means going to the vet a bit too often and paying very expensive bills. \nFrom dogs acting strangely and it turning out to be life-threatening diseases to cats being pregnant and knowing when they would go into labor, these veterinarians took to Reddit to share examples of intuition between people and pets. You won't believe these incredible stories of the bonds people have with their pets!"],"image":{"name":"0hk5eo2xcfc8ch8n.jpg","credit":"Photo by Sam Lion/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1080},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":600}}}},{"text":["

U/JetsBackupQB: \"I had a cat owner come in telling me he saw his cat lick a brick in his fireplace one time that day. It struck him as odd and asked me to look at him. Cat was eating, drinking, and otherwise normal. I noticed her gums were mildly pale and ran bloodwork. \nCat turned out to have autoimmune hemolytic anemia. Was severely anemic and was a day away from needing a transfusion. The cat continued licking the bricks until the anemia resolved. The owner saw the behavior once and recognized something was up.\""],"title":"She's a Brick","image":{"name":"984nndvvjhd3vrf8.jpg","credit":"Photo by Jakob Braun on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/ughtheworst: \"We just had a dog come through for rehab for front limb lameness, he'd seen several vets and nobody could find a distinct cause. He initially improved with rehab but then plateaued, ended up sending him for more diagnostics with the local vet campus…he had hypertrophic osteopathy in all four limbs as the result of a chest full of lung tumours. \nNone of the previous vets had thought to look at his chest, because they were too focused on the limp. Some of stuff the body can do is ridiculous.\""],"title":"Hidden Diagnosis","image":{"name":"s909sdojgq3w1etj.jpg","credit":"Photo by Milli on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":540},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":300}}}},{"text":["

U/acartoontiger: \"Obligatory 'I actually am a vet' I see cases periodically where clients notice a relatively small behavioral change and bring their pet in. For example, client notices cat didn't come to greet them at the door and wasn't too interested in dinner. Brings cat in, acute on chronic kidney failure with massive dehydration and azotemia.\nIf your pet (cats especially) is over 8 years old, you should be getting bloodwork performed at least once a year.\""],"title":"Routine Screening","image":{"name":"dvgt0sj3mxelaub0.jpg","credit":"Photo by Drew Hays on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1080},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":600}}}},{"text":["

U/Sablejax: \"I am an actual vet. A woman who had multiple spinoni's (breed of dog) came in and told me her dog had to have gastric dilitation volvulus (GDV, bloat). It's a disease where their stomach flips on itself and requires surgery. It's what Marley from Marley and me died from. \nAnyways, usually symptoms are non-productive retching, lethargy, enlarged stomach. This woman said her dog didn't eat dinner and must have GDV. He was running and playing just like any other pup. Not even acting remotely sick. Took an x-Ray: GDV. Now I know the difference between the crazy owners and the ones who really know their pets.\""],"title":"Marley's Disease","image":{"name":"y10tc4r9iq4edi03.jpg","credit":"Photo by aptureLight/Depositphotos","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":266}}}},{"text":["

U/Azarul: \"Not a veterinarian, but I have a veterinarian who often remarks that he's blown away by my cat's bond with me. When she had some medical issues they ended up sending a tech home because my cat clawed the s--- out of her arms. I was astonished, because my cat is so sweet and meek that my friends joke about it, so asked to see her and calm her down. As soon as I walked in she was completely normal and calm. \nWe had a series of procedures over two months and every time they took her to the lab without me she was a terror. Every time I went back with her she was docile and chilled while they did injections/draws/etc. My vet says he doesn't understand why, but office policy is now for me go with her at all times.\""],"title":"Special Bond","image":{"name":"30zajbqpkgg3h6jt.jpg","credit":"Photo by Chris Abney on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1080},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":600}}}},{"text":["

U/BrutalWarPig: \"Dog owner here, My childdog got really sick one week. We took her to the vet and basically he just thought she had pneumonia but Early Sunday morning she came into my room panting really hard and just had a weird look on her face. I got out of bed and laid with her on the floor, told her it was okay (she was old. 13. Very old for a boxer) to go. \nShe laid down and went as I petted her and Called for my parents, who didn't believe me till I was bawling so much they couldn't hear me. They finally came in as she took her last breath. It was the the most emotional thing I've ever experienced.\""],"title":"Heartfelt Farewell","image":{"name":"cb3h5a8de6r3latv.jpg","credit":"Photo by Lucie Helešicová on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/SparksAndMeat: \"Obligatory not a vet. My old neighbors had a cat, and she was abused by their too young/rowdy grandchild, but she was always attached to the grandfather, Jack. When she was about a year old, the neighbors moved a few states away and left her there, and we took her in. We didn't really keep in touch with those neighbors too well, maybe a phone call once a year, or every other year. \nA good 8ish years later, the cat suddenly became depressed. She refused to eat and moped around, and the veterinarian didn't see anything else really wrong with her. A couple days after the vet visit and we get a call from the old woman telling us that Jack had passed away. :C The cat got better, but it made me feel bad. That poor cat never really loved anyone so much as Jack.\""],"title":"Jack's Cat","image":{"name":"8h4plcvz4jm19st4.jpg","credit":"Photo by Ludemeula Fernandes on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/yeahnoforsuree: \"Not a vet but I was home once with my two cats doing a drawing assignment when this weird feeling came over me. I sat up and looked around and all the sudden my cats started to freak out. One cat ran under the fridge and the other ran and squeezed under the couch. Both of them had their hair standing straight up and had awoken from dead sleep. \nThe second they both got into position the earth started shaking (earthquake) and I mildly panicked until it was over. Now I pay attention to their behaviors juuuust in case they might be able to hint at a potential quake again.\""],"title":"Quake Alert","image":{"name":"e4a2bjue533gt95n.jpg","credit":"Photo by Jens Aber on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":360},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":200}}}},{"text":["

U/mustangs16: \"Obligatory not a vet, but I knew my cat's surgery incision had gotten infected before it was visibly so simply because she hid under my bed and didn't want attention. \nWhen I took her back in to get it checked out, the replacement vet (my normal one was on vacation) almost laughed me out of the office before the tech decided to take my cat's temperature just to be safe. Sure enough, I was right.\""],"title":"Savvy Owner","image":{"name":"6fkg03ovw661hgg5.jpg","credit":"Photo by Henry Lai on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1080},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":600}}}},{"text":["

\"I'm an ER vet. I see a lot of cases where the animal is a little off, or ADR as we say (ain't doing right). Occasionally it's something very bad, like the dog who is quiet and a little lethargic whose spleen has ruptured and dies quickly. I often tell my clients to trust their gut since they know their animal. \nI had one recently where the dog seemed off, they let him sleep it off overnight, and showed up with him at the ER at 6am for being much worse by morning. The dog walked into our ER without issue. I went into the exam room and he was on the floor and agonal. He died from a gastric dilitation and volvulus.\""],"title":"Trust Their Gut","image":{"name":"mok5wzpldi4hngtp.jpg","credit":"Photo by Mikhail Nilov/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/LetsTryReddit316: \"My dog recently passed, my parents and I got him when I was 11 and we kind of grew up together. He had been having terrible heart and nerve problems for months and really could go at any moment, but he lasted until the day I came home for Christmas break from college. \nMy puppy wanted to hang out with me for one more day before he died…Miss you bud…\""],"title":"In Loving Memory","image":{"name":"8ipuwmkfk7oipboq.jpg","credit":"Photo by Kostya Levit Naddubov/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":453},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":251}}}},{"text":["

U/gateface970: \"Not a vet, but in middle school, my three year old puggle Rex started getting really sick and died within a week. He passed before they even got the test results back, but he wouldn't have made it regardless, because encephalitis isn't curable in dogs. \nAnyways, the night he died, I was asleep, and didn't know my parents had taken him to the vet. I had a dream that my mom and I went to visit him at the vet, and he came out of a room, let me pet him, then walked with a vet tech into a room with bright white light spilling out of it. I jerked awake, and saw that it was 2:37am. The next morning I found out he died at that exact time. Never had anything like it happen again, but I like to think that was him saying goodbye.\""],"title":"Goodbye Dream","image":{"name":"zbkpivq15nmvzje2.jpg","credit":"Photo by gdtography/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":481},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/CargandoPiedras: \"Vet here. Once i was called by a farmer in sardinia, about his donkey. He wanted me to check him because the animal was staring at the horizon, like if he was thinking about something. I asked several questions that led me nowhere nor gave me clues of any problem, but i thought what the heck if he insists I'll just go. \nThe equine in question had nothing, he's still fine. Maybe he was actually thinking about something big. Did not charge the visit, found it hilarious at the moment.\""],"title":"Contemplative Donkey","image":{"name":"cad2dom1ooblb485.jpg","credit":"Photo by TS Sergey on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/benunciojr: \"Not a vet but I work in a pet daycare. Family drops off this gorgeous female German Shepard who is just inseparable from their young daughter. Daughter starts crying when they have to leave. \n2 hours into their pets stay the phone is ringing and the German Shepard goes nuts running back and forth looking at me until I answer the phone. Guess who's on the other line? The daughter.\""],"title":"Paws for Connection","image":{"name":"aqk4iyg6v2lbdkoh.jpg","credit":"Photo by K Zoltan/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"Patient here. My mom noticed my dog's breath was awful, clearly smelled like literal s---. We took her to the vet to see if he could make her stop eating what we assumed must have been cat poop (we called it 'nugget digging'), we find out her teeth are all rotting and have to be removed. \nThat was the day I learned regular s--- eating isn't really a thing and your dog probably just has dirty teeth.\""],"title":"Teeth Trouble","image":{"name":"wesc1312k112q8vb.jpg","credit":"Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/espritwolf: \"I once had an owner who came in with her dog and said that she wasn't sure but she thought it had pneumonia. This particular owner usually has an amazing intuition with her dogs, and whenever she comes in, she usually has a diagnosis before we even run testing.\nPer the history, the dog wasn't coughing at all, no nasal discharge, no wheezing or increased respiratory effort, just sort of lethargic, not eating as well, and not acting himself. On exam, I ausculted a very mild crackle in the cranioventral lung fields (which I only heard once, it was so soft and mild), but the dog otherwise seemed normal. I went ahead and took some chest x-rays, and sure enough, he had bronchopneumonia. Several weeks of antibiotics later, the dog bounced back and was back to his normal self. :-)\""],"title":"Intuitive Owner","image":{"name":"3hklch4nzj6grnqv.jpg","credit":"Photo by Pixabay/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"Not a vet. But i had gotten a cat from someone who kept trying to abandon her on the street. The cat was starved. I kept feeding her but she would never gain weight. I started speculating that she was pregnant but her belly blew up in just a couple of days so i doubted that it was a pregnancy. I said i would take her to the vet the following monday. That sunday, she laid down beside me and started popping out kittens. I had to help her give birth. \nWe really bonded over that encounter i think. She still was pretty independent though. She preferred her alone time. One day all of a sudden she would not leave me alone. She slept on my belly. I took a pregnancy test a couple days later. I was pregnant.\""],"title":"Mothering Together","image":{"name":"2ewnqsa42k470tfy.jpg","credit":"Photo by Prasad Panchakshari on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/Itunpro: \"My sister is weirdly intuitive with animals. She's said stuff like why's chubby limping, I'll look at him and not see anything. She'll pick him up and sure enough he'll have a cut on his paw. \nShe's also heard one of the cats screaming from down the block, while she was in the house watching TV. She is so in tune with them it's scary\""],"title":"Animal Whisperer","image":{"name":"ks9fpygnlwqnen5i.jpg","credit":"Photo by Blue Bird/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1080},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":600}}}},{"text":["

U/Isantos85: \"My Boston terrier is incredibly intuitive. She seems to know when I'm getting ready to feed her or get her a treat. The moment the thought crosses me mind, she jumps up, stares me in the eye, and snorts. Snorts mean yes. I have a list of things I ask her if she wants, and this 4 legged genius has learned to snort in response to the correct question. \nI think it feels good for her to know she can communicate her needs and it makes her interested in learning more ways. She understands what it means to wait for her eggs and chicken to cook. She'll be super excited, and when I explain to her that her food is cooking, she'll lay down calmly and wait expectantly. I love this dog. I never knew they were so communicative.\""],"title":"Snort Communication","image":{"name":"5et6h32zs9q59s1j.jpg","credit":"Photo by Martin Dufosset on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":540},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":300}}}},{"text":["

U/wendigo_imago: \"I had a cat who was very pregnant. She was a stray that I took in on a brutally cold Canadian winter night and we bonded very quickly. I made lots of birthing stations for her and researched a lot about what to expect, etc.\nI was out and doing errands one night and got the feeling that she was in labor and needed me. I went home right away. Sure enough she'd started labor. She had the kittens in my lap!\""],"title":"Surprise Delivery","image":{"name":"o7aipzeg5p3nh08l.jpg","credit":"Photo by Ilse Orsel on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":481},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"Ok. So I AM a vet. My clinic also does boarding. We once had an epileptic dog have a seizure while boarding. We stabilized him , which took a minute and before we could call the owner to let them know what happened, the guy actually called US from across the country to check on their pet 'just in case'. That was pretty crazy.\nAlso had a very sweet geriatric beagle whose owner had cancer hang in there eating and stable despite terrible kidney values for a year-until the owner got her official remission status. Like a week later we had to put her down. It was like she had to stick around until she knew her mom was healthy, and then she was ok to let go. Soooo heartbreaking but sweet at the same time\""],"title":"Hang in There","image":{"name":"j8ah6jaznddfv94n.jpg","credit":"Photo by Luke MacGillivray on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/jrgimmler: \"I am a vet. I had a patient who could sense when his diabetic owner's blood sugar got too low. The dog would act weird, nudge him, bark, whatever and when the owner checked his blood sugar, it was crazy low. \nHe might have passed out or gone into a coma if he hadn't realized it. No idea HOW the dog could sense this since glucose has no smell. Maybe a subtle change in the owner's demeanor? Or the body releases some stress hormones that dogs can smell? I've never heard this reported before.\""],"title":"Strong Sniffer","image":{"name":"f7rmoevsb1g7lhv0.jpg","credit":"Photo by Kate on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":479},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":266}}}},{"text":["

U/devoricpiano: \"Cat owner not vet here but I knew my sweet Wesley was in trouble but I wasn't sure how. He was acting fine but I felt like something was off. I became convinced he was constipated and during his annual exam mentioned it to my vet. The vet brushed me off and told me he was fine. Cue a few weeks later Wesley is breathing weird so I decide to get a second opinion. The vet thinks he may have asthma so she takes him in for an x-ray. \nComes back with a perplexed look on her face. Shows me the results. he is literally full of s---. My poor constipated cat. Long story short he gets an enema and is fine. I plan on bringing him in for a check up soon.\"",""],"title":"Tummy Troubles","image":{"name":"kosjvvf1ukcg4jfu.jpg","credit":"Photo by Gustavo Fring/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"My grandmother had this Siamese cat that just loved her. The cat's name was Buckwheat, but she called him Bubs. Bubs was very devoted and loving to her. He would take his paw and bring her face in for a cat kiss. He loved baths and she would have to hold his head above the water because he would just go limp with relaxation in the warm water. \nAnyway, when Bubs got older he got sick. My grandparents had to take a trip during this time, and his condition was getting worse and worse every day. He hung on, sick as death for two weeks while they were away and the day she came home, she picked him up, he let out a soft little meow and he died in her arms. RIP Bubs."],"title":"Cats Best Friend","image":{"name":"q2i4d3gdwi1mdhg8.jpg","credit":"Photo by Alex Meier on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/svnsnkyducs: \"Vet tech here. I ALWAYS assure clients that they know their pets best and to follow their gut feelings. We recently diagnosed a grade 2-3 heart murmur in my dog. She was laying on top of me and I thought her heart beat felt 'funny'. \nHad a Dr listen to her heart, asked them to humor me as I tend to worry more than necessary. Sure enough, heart murmur, but one so low that you can't feel the changes. One of my Dr's who specializes in imaging of the heart and diagnosis multiple types of heart disease every week couldn't even feel it and thought I was crazy for thinking I could. I just knew!\""],"title":"Heart to Heart","image":{"name":"nbje06ojt3pg729a.jpg","credit":"Photo by Etactics Inc on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/PSULLY22: \"Once had a young couple visit my office complaining that their adopted golden retriever was continuously barking at a wall in their bedroom for no apparent reason. Gave them some advice and tought them about a few exercises they could try. \nCouple months later I heard the couple was arrested for possession of c------ and d--- trafficking. The c------ was found in a closet hidden behind a wall in the couple's bedroom. Just so happens the golden was a retired police d--- dog.\""],"title":"Dog on Duty","image":{"name":"yggiusxyepvvw5u4.jpg","credit":"Photo by Emre Ezer/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/alwayswithlove: \"Day brought a 40# mixed breed, 10 month old dog in saying she hears clicks when she walked, worse in left than right she thought. No limping, dog was wild and about cleaned the run jumping. No pain, no bunny hopping. Nothing. \nExcept bilateral hip dysplasia worse in left than right on X-rays. Holy cow she was spot on. Dog shows no symptoms and is on Joint food and protectants. Still wild. And yes… I am a vet\""],"title":"Spot On","image":{"name":"82akc5fnt48e96f1.jpg","credit":"Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"I had a 15 year-old yellow lab who had been with me since graduating college, first job, first marriage, graduate school…My fiance and I went to Ireland for 2 weeks last summer, and I commented to her about halfway through the trip that I had noticed an inordinate number of yellow labs in the towns, cities, parks that we had visited. My fiance said she had noticed an unusually high number of yellow labs, too, but didn't say anything. \nI told her then: ‘Jake is dead.’ My parents had been keeping him, and though I talked to them every couple of days, they didn't indicate anything was wrong. When we got home and called to let them know we were back in country, my dad and I had short conversation, then he hit me with the, ‘I have some bad news…’ comment. I already knew.\""],"title":"Sixth Sense","image":{"name":"cum2v16s7ukwtzix.jpg","credit":"Photo by Mitchell Orr on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/greeneyesneverlie: \"Not a vet but I saved my dog's life twice from cancer. the first time I had a bad feeling about a small lump on his back and got him surgery right away, they removed the tumor ( liposarcoma) with clean margins so that was it. About a year later, I had a bad feeling one day, just intuitively, althou he was eating and doing everything as always, and took him to the vet for a check up and to clean his a--- glands. They felt a tiny mass and I immediately booked surgery. \nIt turned out to be an extremely aggressive carcinoma but it was caught so early one it was very small and it was a success. He is 10yo and I don't know for how much longer I will be able to prevent the inevitable but I know to trust my guts.\""],"title":"Twice the Luck","image":{"name":"nk294hifyywu5067.jpg","credit":"Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/BlueAndDog: \"Obligatory 'not a vet,' but in college, the nights before my childhood pets died I always had trouble sleeping. \nWhen it happened freshman year, I was going to stay on-campus one weekend, when I got a sudden huge feeling of dread, and asked my mom to come pick me up. That night, my cat, which I had since I was five, had to be put down.\""],"title":"Dreadful Night","image":{"name":"t66cipfo6i2z4ln2.jpg","credit":"Photo by SHVETS production/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/lovejoje: \"Veterinarian here. I think the most remarkable moments of intuition that I've seen are when people bring their pet in for euthanasia (obviously this doesn't apply to convenience euthanasia). Maybe it's not as earth shattering as the question would imply but the fact is that an owner has seen in their friend and family member that their suffering is too great. \nLet's not forget that pets can't talk, so for someone to come to this conclusion it means that they have a deep understanding of their pet at their best and at their worst. I also feel that during these appointments the pets are almost ALWAYS trying to console their owners, saying 'it's ok, you can let me go'. I think it's hard to see when you're in the moment, but as an observer it's very apparent.\"","",""],"title":"Eternal Love","image":{"name":"r2hi1sdpzvsvymog.jpg","credit":"Photo by Tamara Bellis on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/mmemarlie: \"We wake up Christmas Eve morning and my dog is not interested in breakfast. This is decidedly NOT normal. Normally he is awake before us, bouncing between my side of the bed and my SOs, waiting for us to wake up. So I start to get a little worried. The SO says ‘well don't worry about it until we have something to worry about.’ \nThen I go to make breakfast, I had made a big loaf of brioche bread for everyone to eat for breakfast and it's missing. Over a pound of thick, delicious, butter brioche just gone. Took us about 3 seconds to realize that Arty wasn't hungry because he was packed to the gills with bread! We had to kennel him for 10 minutes once we found the crumbs in a corner of the backyard but we were laughing the whole time.\""],"title":"Christmas Surprise","image":{"name":"ieiwef039xr4ngkd.jpg","credit":"Photo by Kate Remmer on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/ladyrockess: \"Definitely not a vet but once we had a cat who had decided 4 am was the proper time to wake up my parents to be let outside. \nMy mom is a teacher and had had enough of it so one night at 11 pm before she went to bed, she said, 'Kitty, I have a long day at work tomorrow. Please, wait until six am to wake me up and I will let you out right away.' D--- if that cat didn't jump on her and start meowing at 6 am exactly.\""],"title":"Wake Up Call","image":{"name":"vtxncwbd09q84xrn.jpg","credit":"Photo by Julian Hochgesang on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/purplevortexxx: \"We had just adopted our perfect match from the shelter. We brought her home after she had been spayed and of course during that time she didn't eat or drink…Days passed and she didn't even sniff her food. That was attributed to stress from a new environment. Then she started panting pretty heavily while indoors at a comfortable 69°. I knew something was wrong, something clicked I guess. \nNo one wanted to believe me when I said something was wrong because ‘dogs pant duh’. I insisted until we took her to the vet, she had a pretty bad case of heartworms. I'm glad to say -after 2 rounds of somewhat dangerous chemicals- she's doing great today.\""],"title":"Wormy Situation","image":{"name":"jxqmw6a70gpisn8y.jpg","credit":"Photo by Cup of Couple/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"Not a vet but a crazy cat lady…on New Year's Eve, my boy started acting a bit weird. He was meowing a lot, kept licking himself and kept demanding my attention. He is not an affectionate cat… so him demanding attention had me a bit worried.\nA little while later, we were both in my room and he'd…meow loudly and then stare at me. He repeated that like four times before I decided to take him to the vet. He peed on his blanket on the way over (in his carrier) and it had blood all through it. He essentially had urinary crystals developing in his urinary tract and they are incredibly painful. If they block the tract, it can cost like $3000 just to fix it, so I'm super glad he was smart enough to tell me he was in pain.\""],"title":"Money Saver","image":{"name":"uhaorkiro1obpj5r.jpg","credit":"Photo by Josh Couch on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"I was doing work experience with a vet. During one consultation someone brought in their tortoise and was convinced something was up. 'Is he behaving differently? Is he off his food?' All negative answers, she said she couldn't put her finger on anything…and still eats his food just fine, but she was positive something was off. \nThe vet said they could run some tests but it would be quite expensive and may well return no result, I could tell the vet was unwilling to take this lady's money for what she considered a perfectly healthy tortoise, no weight loss, clear eyes and nose, healthy poop, etc. Turned out the tortoise had some serious issues and needed some emergency attention. The vet couldn't believe the owner picked up on what must have been tiny differences in this tortoise's behaviour.\""],"title":"Thick Skinned","image":{"name":"pt0lpieogevq5hno.jpg","credit":"Photo by Marcus Dietachmair on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":449},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":249}}}},{"text":["

U/deadlyhausfrau: \"I had a service dog who knew I had seizures before the doctors diagnosed me. I was getting a SD for another problem, and he refused to let other dogs at the agency play with me when I went to meet dogs. First time I took him with me to a normal hospital visit he alerted, the doctor looked interested, then after the seizure she was like, ‘Oops, well, that's a new thing to add to this chart.’ I got on meds for them and I can drive again. \nWhen he got sick and was near death, he picked out his successor. The agency liked one dog for me, my boy was having none of it. He barked like a loon if I so much as touched the other dog's leash, but if I walked with his pick all was well.\""],"title":"At Your Service","image":{"name":"h11lxi4w1wfp6rqp.jpg","credit":"Photo by Marcus Christensen/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"Not a vet. But noticed there was something wrong with my dog. We were training agility course in a very beginner class. Our fifth training session. We were trying a jump through a hoop. It was expected he would miss a new jump a few times before he realized he was supposed to jump through the hoop. But i knew my dog from training him to do a 87/100 obedience test when he was 6mo old to know he should have understood this already. \nI knew there was something else that kept him from jumping it more than just once. I took him to the vet and sure enough his hips were very bad. The bones were not properly inside the sockets. The vet said it would make jumping paiful to him. Bless that dog, tried so very hard to tell me the jumping hurt him.\""],"title":"Not So Agile","image":{"name":"2u0qhekpfpkpw3hj.jpg","credit":"Photo by Andrea Lightfoot on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":539},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":299}}}},{"text":["

U/Taleya: \"Not a vet, but had a rat that was a rescue. She'd been abused and I'd worked very hard with her to socialise her and she utterly freakin' adored me. Picked her up from a surgery (lump removal) and they pretty much handed the carrier over on the end of a long stick. She'd bit the vet, bit the nurses, bit the cage, bit the carrier, bit everything and everyone, choofing in rage. \nI look in and she's all chittering and frisking at me, so i opened the carrier (receptionist jumped back a full three feet) reached in, picked her up, and she immediately clung to my collar and tucked her head under my chin. Thankfully the vet knew her history, so they didn't hold any grudges, but we did adapt any and all procedures for the future.\""],"title":"Scaredy Rat","image":{"name":"6wr0zaoyavf0l7ue.jpg","credit":"Photo by slyfox photography on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":540},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":300}}}},{"text":["

\"Not a Vet. I'm a Vet Tech. But with my own pets, both right before I had them put down they communicated with me. Q-tip had a blood clot that effectively paralyzed her rear legs. We knew this was a high risk with her having RCM. \nBut immediately after she threw the clot, I picked her up and clear as a bell, I heard in my head. 'No more, no more medicines, please no more.' She didn't want to leave us but her heart was bad and her kidneys were bad. She was tired of being sick.\""],"title":"Loud and Clear","image":{"name":"z8tq0kyegpfiqoy0.jpg","credit":"Photo by Dominika Roseclay/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":484},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":269}}}},{"text":["

\"We got a farm kitten, unusual as he picked us right away. Calm during the ride home, he adapted well to our other pets. A month later, he acted oddly, rocking and panicking when held. Despite tests, the vet couldn't diagnose. \nEventually, he seized, became blind, and more seizures followed. Convinced of a head injury, I opted for steroid treatment. He adapted swiftly to blindness, learning the house in a day. After a month, a hunch that he could see emerged when he pounced on a laser light. Miraculously, no more seizures, and he regained his sight. The cause remains a mystery, but I'm grateful for his recovery.\""],"title":"Magical Sight","image":{"name":"8s18dfplrmgsekq0.jpg","credit":"Photo by Dim Hou on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":479},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":266}}}},{"text":["

\"I had to put down my first dog and I took it very badly to say the least. That night I was on the couch watching tv and I sort of…..drifted for a moment. It wasn't a dream, I could see the TV and it was on, it was super sharp and had none of that surreal quality one has when dreaming. \nShe was in front of me smiling her pittie smile and doing that dance dogs do when they're super happy and excited. I sat bolt upright and reached for her….and snapped myself out of whatever trance I was in. I think she wanted me to know she was ok and that I shouldn't blame myself for her death.\""],"title":"Sending Signs","image":{"name":"v4g4agv6n7ycx9hj.jpg","credit":"Photo by Justin Veenema on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/ocmitch: \"Not a vet but had a weird experience with my moms cat. Hate this cat. He's an out door barn kitty who doesn't understand personal space. One day I was outside and I heard these some what urgent cries but nothing unusual cause fat basil is fat basil for a reason. I decided to go look to see what he was up to. Found him in my dads boat hanging upside down with a huge bass bait hanging out of his stomach. \nI had to wrangle him so he'd stop moving and making it worse. I had to hold him in the same position for 20 minutes waiting for my mom to come outside to get me something to cut the fishing line and the boat cover. Raced off to the vet. $98 later basil is still fat and happy. He's lucky he didn't ruin any organs or anything.\"",""],"title":"Rescue Mission","image":{"name":"ivrihrhzyszyqvrd.jpg","credit":"Photo by Berat BAKI/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/Corgimatic: \"A recent case that stands out is a client who came back for multiple recheck exams for very vague signs. The older dog wasn't following them around the house like she usually did but remained active and playful at other times. She was eating but slower…but she ate all her food. All her exams with multiple doctors in our practice were normal and despite lots of testing…everything looked great. \nWe didn't want to just dismiss these vague things the owner was noticing, but began to wonder if we were on a wild goose chase. Finally we decided to pull out all the stops…one last ditch effort before referring her to a specialist. There on the chest xrays were dozens of metastatic tumors that hadn't been seen before. But the dog has cancer the whole time. I'm still impressed that this owner somehow knew and was persistent enough that we eventually found it.\"",""],"title":"Never Give Up","image":{"name":"gvpt3zfhbn8nfuq8.jpg","credit":"Photo by cottonbro studio/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":644},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":358}}}},{"text":["

\"I'm not a vet, but I had a very strong bond with my cat. He began to lose a small amount of weight, and even though the vet said it was hypothyroid and not to worry, I just knew he was dying. \nThere was no real reason to think that, but I knew. It turned out he had an enlarged heart and he passed away not long after. I miss him every day but I'm glad I was able to prepare myself for his passing.\""],"title":"Final Days","image":{"name":"i81p1v9wb9rivqkt.jpg","credit":"Photo by Mel Elías on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/maniacalmustacheride: \"Not a vet, but all the love to my vet. My dog was s------- blood…then puking out red. I scooped up samples, wrote times down, brought him in the vet and they gave him under the skin fluids. Then my food obsessive dog stops eating. I call my vet hotline and this guy, the vet for the place, calls me back clearly in his bed at 2am. \nHe talks me through how to take the dogs temp and it's not a great temp. This vet offered to drive to my house and take my dog to the doggy er…I thought it was god d--- amazing that my vet a.)was willing to give me that my dog was sick even if he was tail wagging and b.) Not only willing to wake up at night to tell me how to take a doggy temp, told me where to go, and if I couldnt get there was willing to get up and drive my dog there. That's amazing vet stuff.\""],"title":"Super Vet","image":{"name":"mcq854mxy3i8z49e.jpg","credit":"Photo by Los Muertos Crew/Pexels","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

U/leapxx: \"I wouldn't call it remarkable or intuition, but I have 2 dogs. Both boxers, one 7 and one 3. We can't walk the 3 year old alone because he will just wait on the doorstep for the older doggo. \nIf you walk the older one alone, the 3 year old will wait at the window and howl. He has grey hairs around his mouth now and I think it's caused by the stress of being apart for 5 minutes. Visits to the vet are near impossible.\""],"title":"Big Brother","image":{"name":"541rba8il67kkbhg.jpg","credit":"Photo by Jordan Davis on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

\"I adored my dog, had him since I was 16. After college, I left him with my parents for a new job. He refused to leave my room or eat for nearly two weeks. Weeks later, he started walking with my dad. Then, a dreadful feeling hit me. My dad called, saying my dog got hit by a truck. \nRushing to him, the vet struggled to make him urinate despite a full bladder. But my dog wouldn't disobey me, even on a morphine drip and in severe pain. Once outside, he finally peed, proving his loyalty. While driving back, an overwhelming calm and joy flooded me, replaced by sudden emptiness. I knew he had passed before my dad's call. I wished I could've comforted him, but at least he's in a better place. I miss him deeply, even after a decade.\""],"title":"Always Obedient","image":{"name":"qxaamjk5lp4dvisc.jpg","credit":"Photo by leandro fregoni on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":477},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":265}}}},{"text":["

U/pickettfence22: \"(Not a vet…. Sorry…..) The day I said goodbye to my first and favorite cat was such an odd day. The night before I thought, 'It'll just be a vet visit. We'll see what's wrong with him and move on from there.' \nWhen I woke up I was heartbroken and instantly my boy jumped into bed with me (he hadn't been able to jump into the bed for a couple months at this point) and we just cuddled all day. I knew at that point that this wasn't just going to be a regular vet visit…. It was almost like he was letting me know…. That he was just too tired to go on. God I miss that cat. Rest easy baby boy.\""],"title":"Last Cuddle","image":{"name":"vi4g6ipiq3e1ahbv.jpg","credit":"Photo by Paul Hanaoka on Unsplash","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":480},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}}]}; window.__cf = (window.__cf || {}); window.__cf.nextArticleData = {"meta":{"id":"cms-8338","title":"34+ Pet Owners Share Their Paw-sitively Hilarious Vet Visits","code":"petvi","category":"Gallery","subCategory":"Text,Community","lang":"en","version":"shz","fullCode":"petvienshz","lastTimePublished":"2024-05-30_13-47","createdAt":"2023-06-19T07:34:16.471Z","date":"2024-05-30","author":"Gabby A","nextArticle":{"id":"cms-7417"},"originalSite":"penguinmd.com"},"blocks":[{"text":["

Our animals are our dear companions and best friends, but that doesn’t stop them from getting into all sorts of trouble. Luckily, veterinarians are there to calm our fears and diagnose even the silliest of issues.\nFrom swallowing whole corn cobs to being picky eaters to simply being dramatic, these pets have a knack for stressing out their owners and draining their wallets. Prepare yourself for a hearty laugh as we delve into the funniest vet stories that made us howl with laughter."],"image":{"name":"8kyol7o3lmxgz3a2.jpg","credit":"Images via @nocaure; @Dragonette90; @incendiary_soul/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":414},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":230}}}},{"text":["

It's scary to find out that your dog is sick, but it's even more nerve-wracking when not even medical tests or a trip to the vet can explain what’s going on with your furry friend. \nThis dog had a mysterious illness, but it turns out there was nothing to worry about. All he was suffering from was a case of being extra empathetic to his family. He just wanted to be included in the suffering. How sweet. ",""],"title":"Sympathetic Sickness","image":{"name":"kv5v4r4wc3jl99cg.jpg","credit":"Image via @vanessa_young56/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":556},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":309}}}},{"text":["

If you thought your partner had selective hearing, you might be surprised to find out that your dog has the ability to pick and choose what they want to respond to.\nNot only did this sneaky bulldog suddenly decide she no longer wanted to listen to any commands, but she also cost her owners a big chunk of change. That’s one way to flip the switch on who’s in charge. "],"title":"Can You Hear Me?","image":{"name":"673kz1dlakm7m7do.jpg","credit":"Image via @_parasocial/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":461},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":256}}}},{"text":["

If your dog keeps throwing up, it might have a serious allergy or some kind of sickness you should get checked out. That, or they might just hate kids. \nNot only did this dog not like children, but she made herself throw up anytime she was near them just to show how physically repulsed she was by the kids. The pup sure knows how to express her emotions."],"title":"Thoroughly Disgusted","image":{"name":"y8fsf655fnonx56v.jpg","credit":"Image via @prettybaddie27/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":539},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":300}}}},{"text":["

Dogs wear their emotions on their sleeves. If you’re ever worried about whether your dog is happy, just look to see if their tail is wagging or not. \nThis adorable dog physically couldn’t control her happiness and had to nurse her sore tail after an exciting day at the beach. It turns out that a dog can indeed be too happy. This just made our hearts melt. "],"title":"Wagged Too Hard","image":{"name":"5okp8meaamjo40qg.jpg","credit":"Image via @emilygmonster/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":491},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":273}}}},{"text":["

It can be stressful to watch over someone’s pet while they’re out of town. What if something goes wrong and they suddenly keel over and pass out with no explanation?\nThe obvious first response should be to take them to the vet. However, you might need to check they’re not just throwing a tantrum because their owners have left them alone. We can't get over how hilariously dramatic this canine is—though we’re sure these women didn’t find this funny in the moment. "],"title":"Throwing a Tantrum","image":{"name":"a64fhzvw1a0egbou.jpg","credit":"Image via @lolacoaster/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":804},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":447}}}},{"text":["

Not being able to communicate with your dog with words can be difficult. When they are clearly in pain but can’t show you where it's coming from, it’s time for a trip to the vet.
\nIt turns out that dogs are just like us. All they need is a nice long nap and to let out a little—or a lot—of gas, and they’ll feel much better. We’re sure their owners wished they had let out a little gas before they took them to the vet. This must’ve been the most expensive fart ever. "],"title":"Gas Him Up","image":{"name":"16yevrdfnw3ggk6a.jpg","credit":"Image via @awkwardsince86/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":556},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":309}}}},{"text":["

One great thing about cats is that they’re able to groom themselves, which saves their owners a whole lot of time. When this kitty suddenly stopped grooming herself, her owners were sure something was wrong. \nIt turns out that the cat’s winter weight was making it difficult to reach every part she needed to clean. Hey, a girl should be able to gain a few pounds without having to feel self-conscious. "],"title":"Prepping for Winter","image":{"name":"q3zk7qaofub38xhj.jpg","credit":"Image via @easykidmp3/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1712},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":951}}}},{"text":["

If you thought eggs were the only things that came out of chickens, you’d be wrong. Just take a look at our dear friend, Mabel the Hen. \nAfter feeling sick and despondent, Mabel was finally able to return to her happy self after she released what had been building up in her tummy. We bet the vet didn’t expect to see that on his X-ray machine. "],"title":"Tummy Troubles","image":{"name":"pnbzifguu2jgsz80.jpg","credit":"Image via @probirding/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":900},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":500}}}},{"text":["

We all need a vacation to relax and unwind from the stresses of everyday life. However, in the chaos of packing and planning a trip, we might neglect the feelings of our pets.\nThis pup took it upon herself to try and convince her owners to stay. If they weren't going to pay attention to her, then she was going to make them pay attention to her, even if that meant faking an injury just to get some extra attention. Now that’s one smart dog. "],"title":"Faking It","image":{"name":"nm0kt2tq8tlimusr.jpg","credit":"Image via @stcrrychar/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":502},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":279}}}},{"text":["

After traveling in unfamiliar places with unfamiliar water sources, you never know what you might catch and bring home with you. When this dog was showing signs of lethargy and illness, her owners became worried she had caught something. \nAfter a very expensive trip to the vet, they found out that the only thing their beloved pup had caught was a case of the post-vacation blues. That’s how we feel after coming back from vacation as well. "],"title":"Seasonal Depression ","image":{"name":"lx0ztr5yjv5yu0fq.jpg","credit":"Image via @mysta42/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":481},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":267}}}},{"text":["

Cats can be quite temperamental. If things aren’t exactly as they like them, they’ve been known to throw a fit or two—even if they do it to themselves. \nThough cats inhale their own hair and probably eat all kinds of things, a leaf was the last straw for this kitty, who needed to be taken to the vet after refusing to swallow as normal. We wonder what procedure they had to do to get this cat to remember how to swallow that cost so much money. "],"title":"Unbe-leaf-able","image":{"name":"hoc5pjxlq7ajxa2f.jpg","credit":"Image via @JamTeezy/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":428},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":238}}}},{"text":["

It’s worth it to be cautious when it comes to your pets, especially when their symptoms can be difficult to diagnose. But in some cases, your pet might just be happy to be in your presence. \nWhether they’re panting all the time or just can’t stop purring, you might have cats that don’t know how to physically handle their joy. We hope these kittens never lose their excitement."],"title":"Just Happy to Be Here","image":{"name":"m90zhzatdtonpwnt.jpg","credit":"Images via @fctnOVRrlty; @swanky_llama/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":972},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":540}}}},{"text":["

Just as we get attached to our pets, they too become reliant on our company. All those days of his owner going to work and leaving him alone for hours had finally gotten to this parrot, who decided to fight back. \nIf your bird’s poo stinks, he could definitely be suffering from a stomach issue. That, or he’s purposefully giving himself digestive issues just to make you notice him more. Check in on your birds, and give them some extra love—for both of your sakes. "],"title":"Polly Wants Attention","image":{"name":"dt1e8e1fvlqw1ar4.jpg","credit":"Image via @jbf1755/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":542},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":301}}}},{"text":["

No one likes losing, but we’ve never heard of it becoming a medical issue. This owner was nervous that their cat was on his last legs, but it took a trip to the vet to assure them the only thing wrong with this cat was a bruised ego. \nThis cat is taking losing to new extremes, not wanting to show his face around the neighborhood. Hey, he may not know how to fight, but he does know how to be dramatic. ",""],"title":"Sore Loser","image":{"name":"dbtkmd729lz68erc.jpg","credit":"Image via @PaladinAmber/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":499},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":277}}}},{"text":["

Taking care of your pets means getting to know them on an extremely close level. After carefully inspecting their dog’s behind, these owners thought their rear end looked quite odd. \nTurns out this pooch’s cheeks were spread open just enough to have a piece of gum off the floor stick right where the sun doesn’t shine. Now that’s a situation no one should have to deal with.",""],"title":"Hubba Bubba ","image":{"name":"qc78d39rucmjicyo.jpg","credit":"Image via @observedbriefly/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":515},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":286}}}},{"text":["

It’s hard to explain why some things scare us beyond belief, but that’s why they’re called irrational fears. Even horses get freaked out by the silliest things. \nWe’re not exactly sure why this horse suddenly became afraid of the ground, nor how it reacted once it realized it was standing on said ground. All we know is the vet had to be called in, and that’s enough for us. "],"title":"You’re Grounded","image":{"name":"cy568dakdyt84dn7.jpg","credit":"Image via @PippityPip/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1298},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":721}}}},{"text":["

No feeling compares to the one you get after coming out of surgery. There’s a euphoric feeling when the meds wear off and we return to reality—it turns out that dogs experience it just the same, if not better.\nWe’ve never seen a dog looking so happy at the vet. The behavior may be unconventional, but huskies are unconventional dogs. Perhaps the two cancel each other out."],"title":"Feeling Derpy","image":{"name":"pct7j3a846u5mbvu.jpg","credit":"Image by Lauren Alkan/MJ; Image via Imgur ","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":655,"height":779},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":476}}}},{"text":["

After noticing their parrot was feeling off, this pet owner took their bird to the veterinarian. When the vet called on the phone that day, he sounded worried. \nApparently, the parrot had been mirroring the mood and behavior of it’s owner. It kept repeating, “Please! Don’t do it!” The vet said it might not have been his place, but he wanted to know if the owner was safe in her own home—and that’s how this parrot saved this owner from a bad home life. "],"title":"Big Mouth","image":{"name":"b4c97s4pn0s5i1k7.jpg","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":768},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":427}}}},{"text":["

There’s nothing about the sterile clothing they make patients wear at hospitals that’s stylish. Yet, the drab monotone scrubs hospitals are known for can still be pulled off by some people (and dogs).\nDespite their impeccable style, this boxer doesn’t look like they’re having a great time. But how else do you expect a dog to feel when they’re at the vet? They must be really missing their owner."],"title":"Pup in Scrubs","image":{"name":"n41xi2zd7m9mowra.jpg","credit":"Images via Imgur","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":655,"height":803},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":490}}}},{"text":["

The world of dog breeding has reached new heights recently. Nowadays there's a cross mix between any two breeds you can imagine, but that doesn't mean it's a good thing. \nThe vet in this case was an Afghan hound and wiener dog mix, and the combination of breeds gave her a horrible temper. She bit the vet as soon as he tried to get under all that hair to check on her. The only diagnosis was that she needed to be taken to the groomers!"],"title":"Hairy Situation","image":{"name":"089sfkqz86rdnjge.jpg","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":743},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":413}}}},{"text":["

A new calf was born on the farm, but the farmers were convinced he was deaf. He wouldn’t respond to sounds, especially when the humans would call for him or try to get his attention. \nHowever, one trip to the vet showed that he wasn’t deaf at all, he was just sassy. From the moment he was born, this alf decided he didn’t have to listen to anyone, and went about his business. Talk about being stubborn as a bull. "],"title":"Have a Cow","image":{"name":"r3io5b2zxmu15jf6.jpg","credit":"Image via Imgur ","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":724},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":402}}}},{"text":["

After swallowing a whole bag of marbles, this dog was rushed to the vet, who said the only way to save him was by performing emergency surgery. The owner was overwhelmed at the cost, but the vet has something to ease his mind. \nAfter they removed all of the marbles from the dog’s stomach, they’d be able to clean off all the marbles and put them in a jar for the owner to take home. That’s the most expensive jar of marbles we’ve ever heard of. "],"title":"Lost My Marbles","image":{"name":"acbt2q5vyrzxj6tc.jpg","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":689,"height":671},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":390}}}},{"text":["

While exchanging funny vet visits, one owner shared their story about a cat who had a hair tie wrapped too tightly around his paw. Compared to the pizza-eating dog, however, that’s nothing. \nAfter eating a whole pizza pie, this dog acted like it couldn’t move and couldn’t stop whimpering. The vet checked him over and found a pizza slice stuck in his throat. The only way to get him to get it out was to shove his fingers down his throat. Luckily, in the end, it came out—all in one piece!"],"title":" Pizza Problems","image":{"name":"g9gzoz8q714fvria.jpg","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":667},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":371}}}},{"text":["

Out of all of the sources to purchase a dog from, breeders should be the most trustworthy, since they oversee every aspect of the birth and socialization of the pups. \nToo bad the breeder this person bought their dog from failed to mention that their pooch was a real-life wolf they raised to be a house dog. What are they supposed to do with this information three years later?"],"title":"It’s a Wild World","image":{"name":"vgboar714wws2wxy.jpg","credit":"Image via Imgur ","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":594},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":330}}}},{"text":["

We all know how important it is for us to get our steps in. Walking keeps us healthy and active, and can be a truly underestimated way to lose weight. \nThe same is true for cats. This kitty wasn't losing weight due to some sickness or depression. It turns out that when you move into a bigger house, your cat becomes smaller. Who would’ve thought?"],"title":"10,000 Steps a Day","image":{"name":"2oof3cwktdfiwkq0.jpg","credit":"Image via @incendiary_soul/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":561},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":312}}}},{"text":["

Cats tend to generally take care of themselves, but when it comes to food, some felines can be pretty high maintenance. This cat stopped eating for long enough that it became concerning and a trip to the vet was required. \nAll it took was one tiny bug with a bitter taste to completely ruin this cat’s palette and cost its owners a boatload of money. That’s one powerful bug. "],"title":"Bugging Out","image":{"name":"ngp4plyosuc5u0yd.jpg","credit":"Image via @ItsKatBiscuits/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":466},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":259}}}},{"text":["

While humans eat all kinds of things, everyone has a favorite food. The story is different when it comes to canines. This dog's favorite food kept him from trying anything else.\nThis picky eater decided he would only be willing to consume food if it was a chicken nugget. What a pricey way to find out that your dog has a specific palate."],"title":"Picky Eater","image":{"name":"3lh339o0uhj0sxes.jpg","credit":"Image via @nocaure/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":372},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":206}}}},{"text":["

Change is difficult. Oftentimes, we find ourselves resisting adjustments to something we’re not used to until we finally reach a stage of acceptance. This rabbit hasn’t gotten there yet. \nWith fur like this, we’d definitely expect this bunny to be a drama queen. Instead of trying out a new brand of food, she’d much rather starve herself to make a point. You can tell she has no regrets."],"title":"Hare Raising ","image":{"name":"tdv6zfqickwuowx8.jpg","credit":"Image via @Dragonette90/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":1371},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":761}}}},{"text":["

No one likes having to get surgery—not even dogs—but at least there’s comfort in the knowledge that you’ll get to go home to your loved ones taking care of you. \nHowever, if you’re the dog that’s not getting surgery, knowing the other pooch in the family will be getting all the attention is your worst nightmare. In a fit of jealousy, this pup made it seem as if he needed medical attention. Hey, at least he got what he wanted. "],"title":"Green With Envy","image":{"name":"wj6y77opnil9uuyc.jpg","credit":"Image via @ellieaddi/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":566},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":314}}}},{"text":["

Every pet owner dreads finding out that their pet is infected with worms. These parasites can cause all kinds of issues within your animal, and require quick assistance. \nHowever, if the vet determines it’s just an earthworm, your precious pet is probably safe. Your wallet on the hand might suffer heavily, but it’s a fraction of the cost it would take to treat actual worms. "],"title":"Down to Earth","image":{"name":"517cde5c90pjsr2v.jpg","credit":"Image via @DeeLattes/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":455},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":253}}}},{"text":["

Welcoming a baby into the home completely changes the dynamic of the household. Furniture is babyproofed, schedules are changed, and attention is placed on the baby and the new mother.\nIf you own a basset and are expecting a baby, prepare yourself now for the moping and moaning. The only seizing this puppy was doing was seizing the opportunity to put the attention on himself. "],"title":"Seize the Day","image":{"name":"pj9wx3szbz8ndmdh.jpg","credit":"Image via @wren_romero/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":564},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":313}}}},{"text":["

No one likes going to the doctor, but an annual check-up is necessary to make sure everything is working the way it should. \nUnfortunately, a routine check-up made this kitty sick to his stomach, forcing its owner to have to stay for an extra evaluation. You can make your cat go to the doctor, but he’s going to make you pay for it."],"title":"Sick of This","image":{"name":"i6iyn0rr4nbr9hcs.jpg","credit":"Image via @a_broadstreet/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":424},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":235}}}},{"text":["

Being a pet owner forces people to learn things they might not have before. There’s a lot to know about responsibility and taking care of another living being. \nAt least this person was being proactive about the well-being of their pup, even if it took a trip to the vet for this person to learn about the anatomy of their dog. Better late than never, we always say. "],"title":"Basic Anatomy","image":{"name":"yfi2e6ia46en3htg.jpg","credit":"Image via @robynehrlich/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":533},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":296}}}},{"text":["

There are few things as exciting as waking up to the smell of bacon and coffee in the morning. A gorgeous breakfast can change the course of any morning. \nIt definitely changed the course of this dog’s morning, who could barely contain his excitement. Not even being fixed medically could keep this pooch from getting worked up in the morning. Bacon will do that."],"title":"Bad to the Bone","image":{"name":"n4fcj5q3l0s1qr3a.jpg","credit":"Image via @JimVejvoda/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":233},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":129}}}},{"text":["

Before there were endless toys to buy for your dog at the pet store, nature provided dogs with a toy that’ll never fail—sticks! \nThis pup clearly has a love-hate relationship with sticks. He loves them, but they hate him and can’t stop giving him splinters big enough to require surgery. For a toy that nature provides for free, that’s one expensive consequence."],"title":"How Much Wood","image":{"name":"66yeeyzdw4lpqzct.jpg","credit":"Image via @blue84HB/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":712,"height":807},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":453}}}},{"text":["

Without being able to communicate, dogs must rely on their bodies to show their emotions. When your dog starts shaking suddenly, it makes sense that your first thought would be one of concern. \nLuckily, this dog was just throwing a small tantrum. We haven’t heard of many dogs having issues like this, but with a name like Honeybear, we have a feeling this dog is not used to things not going her way."],"title":"Hit the Paws Button","image":{"name":"m7smmelz4e2siw15.jpg","credit":"Image via @KristinChirico/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":257},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":142}}}},{"text":["

Getting a full night’s sleep is amazing, but nothing quite matches the quality of sleep during an unexpected nap in the middle of the day. After falling asleep one afternoon, this cat woke up from his nap suddenly without control of his limbs. \nInstead of the paralysis his owner was nervous he’d suddenly contracted, this kitty just had a terrible case of pins and needles and needed an hour or two to gain back some feeling in his legs. "],"title":"Break a Leg","image":{"name":"2ydoxer0893titbp.jpg","credit":"Image via @stopthistrain28/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":758},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":421}}}},{"text":["

Dogs and humans share multiple characteristics, including the tendency to want to show off in front of their friends, acquaintances, or even strangers they barely know. This is all fun and games until someone gets hurt. \nThis dog must’ve put on quite a show to be in so much pain the next day. Use this as a lesson—having a big ego will only hurt you in the end."],"title":"What a Show-Off","image":{"name":"nh5qm8jzb0jr319d.jpg","credit":"Image via @Simensierhysj/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":168},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":93}}}},{"text":["

It’s always exciting when a new flavor of your favorite snack is released. However, just because you want to switch things up, doesn’t mean that you should—especially when it comes to feeding your pet. \nThough he was upset going into his check-up, we bet the cat didn’t have a care in the world after this trip to the vet—either about his disgusting treats or about his owner’s empty wallet. "],"title":"Treat Yourself","image":{"name":"3dyv3j2ugxz4td18.jpg","credit":"Image via @kateiwill/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":798},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":443}}}},{"text":["

While rescuing a pup can be truly fulfilling, oftentimes, the medical history of these dogs might not be completely reported. New owners must also deal with finding out medical issues as they happen. \nIn an unexpected turn of events, this rescue’s constant sneezing and coughing turned out to be her way of expressing an overwhelming feeling of happiness. That’s the best $400 spent we’ve ever seen."],"title":"Sneeze Attack","image":{"name":"d1qcvvhnpyb2pc53.jpg","credit":"Image via @Toasty_xo/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":790},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":439}}}},{"text":["

Getting caught in the rain without proper attire can be annoying. At least we get to wear shoes, while our furry friends have to walk around on the wet floor on bare paws. \nThis smart pooch began to limp almost immediately as it started to rain, forcing his owner to carry him the rest of the way home. That’s definitely one way to get out of walking. "],"title":"Raining Cats and Dogs","image":{"name":"dj8w9u48ycfdzab5.jpg","credit":"Image via @marianaa_alfaro/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":284},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":158}}}},{"text":["

Before anyone adopts a dog, they should have to take a few classes to educate themselves on the types of behaviors that are typical for their breed of pup. Maybe then this owner would understand that “backward sneezing” is a real thing. \nTo be fair, we had no idea this was a behavior of dogs either, but we also didn’t spend $700 to find out our dog was having a muscle spasm in their throat. "],"title":"Reverse Reverse","image":{"name":"rkp1plso8xkso3q9.jpg","credit":"Image via @andermer/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":233},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":129}}}},{"text":["

While some dogs would jump at the opportunity to roam free on the side of a mountain, other pups simply can’t be bothered to spend time frolicking with their owners on a hike.\nFairly quickly, it was clear which kind of dog this one was. We’re glad the owner’s friend found it funny because we’re not sure the owner did. Hopefully, he won't make the same mistake again. "],"title":"Take a Hike","image":{"name":"14gog8c98fcvtquq.jpg","credit":"Image via @jacklovestv/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":237},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":132}}}},{"text":["

Some emotions are so raw and overwhelming, our bodies have to find a way to shake them out. For a small pup in a loving household, the world itself is immensely exciting. \nThus, she has no other choice but to jump around to show her happiness. Everyone has something that makes them special—this dog’s happy dance is her little quirk. "],"title":"Jump Around","image":{"name":"ih6ytxpm1z5jvphd.jpg","credit":"Image via @thewalkaways/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":616},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":342}}}},{"text":["

When it comes to medical issues, having blood in your fluids and excrement is a pretty good indication that something is very wrong. \nBefore you bring your pup to the vet to inspect what’s going on with them, make sure you double-check that all of your leftovers from last night’s spaghetti dinner are still in the fridge. How much marinara did this poor dog eat for it to show so clearly in their poop?"],"title":"Uh Oh Spaghetti-o","image":{"name":"70d91l9t0u820p9b.jpg","credit":"Image via @WifexOfxAgony/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":667,"height":745},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":447}}}},{"text":["

Every pet home operates differently. In some households, pets are allowed on the couches and beds, while in others, pets must stay on designated beds and areas. \nWe’re all for picking and choosing where your dog can and can’t go. Just be aware that if dogs are jumping up and down from couches and bed with any excitement in their actions, a sprained tail might not be too far behind. "],"title":"Getting Some Tail","image":{"name":"z6fabaspsz54g3kz.jpg","credit":"Image via @Otter_Pop_13/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":175},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":97}}}},{"text":["

Pets are expensive. You have to buy their food, their shelters, and all kinds of odds and ends to make sure they live their most comfortable life. The least they can do is not eat so much that they cause themselves to need medical attention. \nThis cute guinea pig couldn’t help but eat so much food that she gave herself a food coma. That’s an awful lot of money to check if she’s okay. With a face like that, we can find it within ourselves to forgive her. "],"title":"Food Coma","image":{"name":"mcpw5d9ujbp444y3.jpg","credit":"Image via @AshleyAllawos/YouTube","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":495,"height":765},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":618}}}},{"text":["

Everyone has their own idea of how to spend their recreational time. Do whatever you need to do, as long as you’re able to keep your activities out of reach from your dog. \nA sealed bag on top of a shelf is not hidden enough. With enough curiosity and tenacity, dogs can get into just about anything. This poor dog probably had no idea what hit him. "],"title":"Special Treat","image":{"name":"v90k3wezgcjny89x.jpg","credit":"Image via @brookspbennett/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":489,"height":788},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":645}}}},{"text":["

Cats generally live to be around 15 to 17 years old. As they near that age, any serious illness could indicate their last days are coming. \nWhen this cat got really sick, her owner was preparing for the worst. Luckily, her nine lives kicked in and gave her another chance, especially after all of the rotisserie chicken she ate was able to pass through her fully. "],"title":"Nine Lives","image":{"name":"z04fci50mqpr673e.jpg","credit":"Image via @tobania_/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":678,"height":590},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":348}}}},{"text":["

Just like babies, dogs need certain things taken care of and have very limited options to express which of those needs must be addressed at the moment. This pup needed a trip to the vet to tell her owner just what was going on. \nApparently, she couldn’t heat herself up enough and needed extra help staying warm. It's all worth it to see her thoroughly enjoying herself on her new heating pad."],"title":"Heating Up","image":{"name":"q9brua6ycng8mliv.jpg","credit":"Image via @howkimmy/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":559,"height":845},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":605}}}},{"text":["

With a heightened sense of smell and hearing, dogs react much differently to certain situations than humans do. Keeping your pups away from vacuums and fireworks is often advised so their poor ears aren’t disturbed. \nYou can add bubble wrap to that list for this specific dog. We’re glad this person was able to find the source of her sheer panic, and we hope they put a stop to the terror coming from the next room over. "],"title":"Scaredy Dog ","image":{"name":"y9iw8vml81tgvcyf.jpg","credit":"Image via @SaraLukjanovs/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":353},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":196}}}},{"text":["

If you didn’t know, if your cat all of a sudden can’t stop drinking water, there’s a good possibility they might have kidney disease. This owner did what every good cat mom should do and took her kitty to the vet when she couldn't pull her away from her water bowl. \nUnfortunately, she didn’t take into account that an increased thirst might also be a result of the heat of summer. What an eventful birthday for this cat owner. "],"title":"Birthday Gift","image":{"name":"t9wns9k9if6n64cc.jpg","credit":"Image via @Keywork26/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":489,"height":740},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":605}}}},{"text":["

No one wants to find out that their pet is sick. Whether it’s anxiety, nausea, or something different altogether, it requires a lot of trial and error to discover which medicine will help return them to a normal state. \nYou could also try to change their food. Maybe they’re like this cat, and simply can’t stand the thought of eating a sardine. You never know until you try. "],"title":"Something’s Fishy","image":{"name":"vxbha5dxwwmfvl6w.jpg","credit":"Image via @katieekitttyy/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":287},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":159}}}},{"text":["

Though many dogs are open to eating just about any scraps, most tend to stay away from food that looks like it’ll hurt going in—and coming out again. \nHave you ever eaten something you immediately regretted? This dog sure has. After swallowing a whole corn cob, he was suffering from the consequences of his actions. Poor guy. We wonder how long it took him to digest that. "],"title":"Pretty Corny","image":{"name":"69zwaw6lobhafyev.jpg","credit":"Image via @EhhSchwalm/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":168},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":93}}}},{"text":["

If you live in a cold place, you know how different the physical environment becomes once snow covers the ground and a frost fills the air. Though you might think most dogs mourn the loss of the heat and the grass, you’d be wrong. \nIn fact, this dog had no interest in going inside at all. Nothing’s wrong with her—she’d just much rather spend the night embracing the chill of winter. "],"title":"Winter is Coming","image":{"name":"od2eonmofo9pff52.jpg","credit":"Image via @amyepen/Twitter","dimensions":{"desktop":{"width":720,"height":197},"mobile":{"width":400,"height":109}}}},{"text":["

As much as we want to spoil our pets, it’s important to be aware of how much we are feeding them. Overfeeding them can be just as harmful as underfeeding them.\nHowever, when this owner saw her cat’s belly expanding, she immediately assumed her cat was having trouble with her bowel movements. Turns out this feline just likes to eat. 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