#petlife

[eyeoftheeagle]

The TV said “bang”…

and bro really said “this is my moment” 💀🦜

Oscar-worthy performance from a parrot who took it way too seriously.

[petpoy]

Whether they bark, purr, chirp, or squeak — pets fill our lives with love, laughter, and the occasional mess (we forgive them).

Drop a pic of your fur baby, feathered friend, or scaly sidekick below 🐶🐱🐹🐢

[flickghor]

😍😻🥰

[thegooddogclub]

part-time menace, full-time baby 😭

[sup3rqu33n]

sharing my life with bunnies means i adopted a chimera that’s equal parts cat, dog, and mystery creature.

i have a big friend crush on my rabbit, phyllis. ive been working with her just over a year and shes got a lot of trauma. but shes still basically a baby until 2. and at 3-4 i still see them as "kid" age. but i think its 6-7 years for every human year, and I swear to fucking GOD i didnt mean "lawl six-sevennnnnn!" up there... but it is pretty funny.

sometimes my rabbit phyllis just exists and becomes the center of the whole situation. she isn’t trying to be dramatic, she just has presence and everyone adjusts around her. she’s too cute to stand, so we all just fall in love and become her human servants. XD

also please enjoy some rando real and AI phyllises too. :)

[godswonderfulworld]

Sissy the Corgi & A Houseful of Cats 06/10/26

[hustlenest]

"Chaos never looked so formal. A stylish, unrepentant cat after its unauthorized soirée."✨

[myth-the-lesbian]

⚠️TW: Pet loss

Hello everyone. I recently lost my dog of 13 years two days ago and things have been really rough. But this post isn’t really about me.

I came here to ask how you help a grieving animal. My cat, Joey, has spent all of those 13 years with my dog, Charlie. The first two days he seemed normal, but today his behavior has changed. He’s pacing, vocalizing, and even shaking. He kept going back and smelling the spot that Charlie spent his last days in. Is this grief? I just want to know how to help Joey process everything, but even I am barely processing anything. Any advice is welcome.