#quietsea

[yogadaily]

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[gallusrostromegalus]

I have two corgis and the younger one at 6 years old still loved to be jiggled

Charlie is close to as far as you can get from a corgi while still being a Dog, and loves being jiggled like raw game.  He will be very sad at you if you attempt to stop a jiggling session before it’s allotted three and a half hours.

[ink-the-artist]

I saw a bunch if asks before long Garfield and I said to myself I said, "it can't be that bad. It's just a long garfield" but I didn't realize he had come from the depths of hell.

famous last words

[fbwzoo]

My husband really wants to get a hedgehog, but I'm wary of vet costs knowing their health. Do you have pet insurance for your hedgies?

We do not anymore, but I did in the past for a couple of them. It's fairly cheap, was only $8/month for each of mine. But the only company that offers for exotics is Nationwide, you have to call them to set up a plan for whatever your animal is - https://www.petinsurance.com/birds/ They don't do the same program as for dogs/cats, where they'll cover a certain percentage after the deductible is covered. Instead they have certain amounts they'll put towards different covered tests & conditions. Still may totally be worth it for you, given the small monthly cost, and if you only have one hedgie! They can definitely get expensive fast with vet costs. 

 Some other heavily recommended options are having a vet savings fund of at least $500, or having a credit card or CareCredit to put bills on for paying off more slowly. CareCredit is useful for this, as they do deferred interest for set periods of time (6 months or longer, depending on amount) for bills over $200. We have two CC cards (mine & the boys') and both get well used between all our critters (and our own health expenses for that matter - I put my new hearing aid on mine). Just double check with the vet you plan to use to make sure they accept CC, but most seem to at this point. 

 (We actually have one girl going in tomorrow for a suspected tooth abscess, not sure how much it'll cost yet, but we're expecting at least $100+ for exam fees & medication, plus possible tests.)

[oregonforestdog]

Hey there! I’m a dog groomer and I’m interested in animal massage. What program are you taking to learn it?

It’s a program through the Northwest School Of Animal Massage. I took the foundation level class, small animal maintenance massage. Most of it was online learning, except for this weeklong practical exam. There was definitely a lot of information included, I feel like I learned a lot and it built on the experience I had from when I worked at the Rehab place. After this I need 25 hours of case studies and then I’m certified. I’m super excited about it!

[dogjpeg]

AU - Ginko from Mushishi is Killuas son. He named him Ginko after Gon and Alluka. Ginko has some knowledge of Nen - however, after losing his eye, he decides it's not something the body should harness, that it has a life of its own. He travels to a continent with similar feelings and becomes a healer. Here, they call nen Mushi.

*slams fist on desk* YES!!!

[fbwzoo]

What pet insurance do you have? I have two dogs and a cat and the quotes I find are around $50/pet, which is currently out of my price range. I'd love to have them covered in case there's an emergency.

Nationwide! Used to be VPI & changed name at some point. I use them mostly because they’re the only one I know of that offers an exotics plan & I have Bindi and Charis on as well. Never got Pancake signed up after the liver issues last year….sigh. Regretting that now!

They have three different plan options for cats/dogs - wellness, an emergency/illness/injury one, and a full coverage. I have the full coverage for both cats. It’s something like $65 for Ebony & only $25 for Ditto (I’m guessing at least partly due to age difference). So I’m not sure if the full coverage would be any cheaper for you than you’ve found so far, but you could see how much the emergency plan is!

[stephanedugast]

RÉSUMÉ La Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco a saisi l'occasion historique de faible pollution acoustique liée au confinement, pour soutenir une mission scientifique exceptionnelle d'écoute du milieu marin, dans le sanctuaire Pelagos en Méditerranée.

Les drones de la mission Sphyrna Odyssey ont ainsi pris la mer, entre le 23 avril et le 10 mai 2020, pour l'expédition Quiet-Sea, dirigée par le Professeur Glotin, spécialiste mondial de l’acoustique marine.

Partons à la découverte des sons des cachalots, dauphins, et autres globicéphales, comme nos arrières grands-parents auraient pu les écouter.

Ensemble, protégeons et respectons cette nature qui nous accueille !

FICHE TECHNIQUE

Format : HD Diffuseur : La Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco Durée : 3 min 41 Année : 2020 Réalisation : Victor Rault et Stéphane Dugast Mix : Augustin Brétillard Voix-off : Katy Varda