Oh no! I suddenly noticed that my kid has buck teeth. Will it affect his driving a Maserati?
He’s been looking a bit dull recently. It seems a bit iffy for him to get into Peking University or Tsinghua University next year.
Desire makes the cat look ugly.
Haha, it seems this topic has struck a chord. Thank you all so much for liking my little brother. I brought him back to China last August. I bought him an air ticket for pets. He lay at my feet and fidgeted for over thirty hours until we arrived in Shanghai. He accompanied me through the two-week quarantine in Shanghai. Since I had to fly back to Jinan for further quarantine, he had to take a taxi back to Jinan alone.
So he arrived home even earlier than I did. Although from all his examinations to buying the ticket and choosing the most expensive quarantine hotel, it cost me tens of thousands of yuan, almost enough to buy a purebred cat. But thinking about how tiny he was when I first brought him home, sleeping beside my pillow and pawing at me, I’m still very grateful that I insisted on bringing him back to China during the pandemic.
Now he’s been spoiled by my parents and can do all sorts of things, climbing up and down and running around on the roof. He was hospitalized for five days before the Chinese New Year due to a urinary tract infection caused by drinking too little water. But once he got out, he was a tough guy again. I hope my little one can always be carefree.
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He’s a male cat. After neutering, I asked the doctor and was told that there was no need to put a collar on him. I just needed to make sure he didn’t lick the wound. It sounded easy, but when I got home, I was devastated. I couldn’t control him at all. He kept licking and licking. At first, I tried to fight it and tied him up. He was fine when I was watching, but as soon as I turned my back, he quickly broke free…
Then I gave up. I really couldn’t handle it… And the next day, he was eating, drinking, jumping around… It was as if the wound didn’t even exist. My silly son.
Now he’s eight months old and eats everything, canned food, dry cat food, freeze-dried treats. He’s a happy eater.
He got sick once, vomiting and having diarrhea, but it still didn’t stop him from jumping up and down. He was so energetic every day and not at all lethargic. When I took him to the doctor, the doctor was quite perplexed. After the examination, the doctor said there was nothing serious. Maybe I should just take him home and observe him some more. His mental state was so good that it was probably just because he ate too much………………
Last week, I suddenly realized that Dragon Li cats are really smart. He loves playing with a laser pointer. So I would shake hands with him and then play with him. After repeating it a few times, he got the hang of it. He knew that every time he raised his paw, he could play. But he would weigh his options. When he didn’t feel like playing that much, he would just ignore me with a reluctant look.
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