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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you want to avoid it from going to the toilet, you can close the lid of the toilet, if you don't have it, you can find a larger cardboard to cover it.
Cats and dogs have parasites in their bodies, don't be too close to it, and wash your hands quickly if you have hugged and touched the kitten.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I have a 7-month-old cat, chubby and cute, since the urine is to the bathroom (is a squatting toilet) to solve, two front legs on the top, two hind legs on the bottom, shhhhhh I have a soft spot for fish tanks.,Every day I will stare at the fish tank with my head up for a long time (because the fish tank is placed in a relatively high position),Occasionally I will stand up for a long time with my front legs in the air to look at the goldfish.,That look and that posture is super cute.。 Will be spoiled, will put away their paws, play with us with their furry front feet.
It has a strong vitality, and our dog didn't isolate them when he was young, and he didn't have anything to do with it. Now that the dog is cured, they still play together and live in harmony with the dog.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It may feel cool there ...
Put the toilet lid in the future...
Habit becomes nature. You should have been using squatting since you were a child, so you are not used to the toilet now, and this problem is understandable. Whether to install a urinal at home is your own business, as long as it is appropriate and comfortable. There is no uniform rule.
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You have to be clear, what are you doing on the toilet? If the urethra is large, it is a problem with the intestines.
Because on the train, the process of the train is unstable, and the squatting pose is easy for people to fall. The toilet type is more stable.
The upstairs analysis makes sense.
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