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And today, as we reach 100 videos, we have a very special one, because we're going to get to know you and your pets. Hello, I'm Carlos, a clinical veterinarian at Small Animals. Welcome to the Happy Pets and Families Channel. Well, although today you may have to introduce yourselves, because in our 100th video, also celebrating two years on the channel, we're going to get to know all of you who are our followers who have been with us almost from the beginning, and many others who have become hooked since and have been supporting us a lot. We've prepared a Q and A video, but a little different, because we asked you to send us your questions in a video where your pets appear or where your pets ask us their questions so that I can answer them. Here I have to clarify one thing. I haven't seen the videos. Only Jose has seen them and he's organized them and he's going to give them to me, well, whenever he feels like it, so that I can answer your questions little by little. So make yourself comfortable, make yourself comfortable, because this video looks like it's going to be a bit long, because we've received. Received so many questions and we're going to answer them all. Come on, Jose, pass me the first question. We're starting with a familiar face, a very special person to us. Let's see. Oh, I already met her before she started.

Hello to all the guys from Happy Pets and Family.

Hello, Alba.

Congratulations on your success. Pippa here. Hello, Pippa. Say hello to her. Say hello to her. She's doing great. She's very happy. We're very happy to have participated in the channel. And what about us? My question is, he's a pug, as we already know, as we've seen on the channel. Does he have problems or do they usually have problems with the palate? It's good to operate on his palate, even if he doesn't suffer at the moment. No consequences or problems, just to avoid future problems. Thank you very much and congratulations to both of you who do a great job. Bye.

A kiss. Oh, how pretty. How exciting. Well, Alba is one of our oldest followers. I think she's been with us since day one. Since day one on the channel. And also I think you also know her if you've seen some old videos, because we made a video about brachycephalic dogs, and for that we had the collaboration of Pippa, who is super pretty and a total diva. Well, you've already seen it in the video. What Alba is referring to is that pugs have A soft palate that is a little longer than other dogs. And if we also add to this that they have a very flat nose and that they breathe very poorly through their nose, well, that makes it more difficult for them to breathe because the palate gets in the way a little bit for all the air to pass through. There are many pugs that undergo surgery and have their palates trimmed so that they can breathe better and get much more air. Let's see. Alba. I usually recommend that Brachycephalyx undergo surgery because the palate can be a problem, especially in high temperatures when they have to breathe faster and more frequently. You shouldn't wait until the animal shows signs to perform the surgery because in any case it is preventive. And in Pippa's case, I think it could be indicated because she lives in a place where it is very hot. She regularly experiences it during the summer and it could help her breathe better and be much less stressed on these days when even we can barely breathe. Well, thank you very much, Alba. I was very excited that you participated in this video. You are one of our first followers and you are the first in video number 100. And. Well, Pippa, I am happy to see you so pretty and looking so good. Let's see when we make another video together, another question for you. Ah, let's see.

Run, run, run, run, run.

Hello, family. Hello, family.

Hello. This is Glue. Glue.

And this is Pompom.

This is a calm, peaceful cat, and she doesn't tend to run away from home.

But Pompom finds any little hole, any poorly closed door, any open balcony, and escapes. She goes into the neighbor's house. She crosses the street. We're afraid that something might happen to her. It's not really because she's running away. It's because something's wrong with her. And we want to ask you for advice.

The question is, what can we do so that our cat Pompom doesn't have that tendency to run away?

No, no. I want to be constantly inventing formulas for running away from home that you don't recommend. Come on, say Pompom. Bye.

Bye. Oh, thank you very much for your question, Amalia. Well, and angel, who was there with you? I was really excited. Well, I wanted to put a face to you. I know you don't follow me very much. And let's see, Pompon's case is always a delicate one, because you also told me that Pompon is a stray kitten, a kitten that was rescued from the street. Those types of animals have also internalized the idea of roaming the streets, of going out. I'm not in favor of cats going out without any supervision at home. Let's think about it. If they were dogs, for example, no one would open the door of their house to their dog and say, hey, take a walk and come back later. Well, we don't have to do that with cats. Cats don't take care of themselves. The outside world is full of dangers. Cars, malicious people, dogs that can chase them, other cats, diseases. Logically you'll want to open the windows of your house, the doors of your house. And if he's waiting for any excuse to go out, well, it can be quite difficult. But what I recommend is that you put mosquito nets or a square mesh screen on the windows if you don't want to put up a very thick screen to prevent pompom from getting outside. For example, at my parents house, my Lou doesn't escape from the house through the windows because they have this type of mesh. And whenever he goes out into the garden, we keep an eye on him. And for example, when it's nighttime and we see that he might lose track of us, what we do is take him straight back into the house to prevent him from trying to escape. For example, I had a kitten that since he kept digging out of the garden, went to another neighbor's garden and that neighbor had no choice but to kill him. So hey, you have to be very careful. Ever since then I've had a lot of respect for him and I'm very afraid of him because there are bad people in the world and they can't defend themselves from these types of dangers. Well, that's it. Thank you very much for the question. A kiss to everyone, to you and to your Katuna family who have been very excited to meet Pompon and Glue Gloo and well, I see that you are not at all superstitious because you have two black kittens. I really love them. Greetings to everyone. Hello Carlos and Jose. I am Lana, the one year old tiger cat. And this is Nora, my adopted four month old sister.

I am a very playful cat and although I value having my own space, I think having a sister has been great for me in general. I get along very well with Nora. We eat close by, we play a lot, we share two litter boxes. I groom Nora more and more. However, sometimes what happens in the video happens to us. My mother buys us this really cool cat without me taking care of her and I start playing a little more like I want to kick her out, psychoanalyze me, Carlos. Is this normal behavior? I would say that I simply want to put Nora in her place so that she knows that I am the one in charge. But I would like you to clarify that for me. Or is it that I actually hate my little sister? Although the truth is I don't care if she uploads it by herself. Thank you very much for helping our parents understand us better. And congratulations on the channel and the two years.

Thank you very much. How cute. Lana and Nora, the two little ones who, well, as you can see, fight a little bit. Hey, Bar, we are here because I am making the video from very close to your house because you told me that you are from Salamanca and I am making it from Placentia. So I am taking you a little bit of almost your homeland through the camera. What the two little ones do, what Anna and Nora do, is normal. Completely normal. You already have a kitten that you've been living with for a long time who already has her rules established at home and already knows that she's the apple of her eye, of her mom, and of whoever lives in the house, and that she also has everything to herself. Her games, her food bowl, her litter box. What happens? The little one arrives, a four month old kitten and says, now I'm going to get on. Of course it's normal for you to put the finishing touches on her and say, look, you don't get on here because now I'm here and I don't want you to get on. Those types of games a little harder, a little stronger, are developed between cats because they also serve to strengthen their bond, their family ties, and also to foster their relationships of superiority, of hierarchy with respect to the one who is supposedly weaker. So don't worry, because they control each other's strengths very well. Thank you very much for the video. I loved seeing them both and, well, patience, because these types of things usually resolve themselves. I've been mowing the grass all morning and Jose just asks me questions.

Hello, Carlos.

Hello.

This is Mara. Mara, Jake.

Mara, Jake. We have another Princess Leia. Leia.

As you can see, sometimes Mara growls at her a bit. Well, my question is, should we give our cats filtered water or is tap water okay? Especially considering that we live in places.

Where the water is very hard. What is the most advisable according to your experience? Well, she also told us that the water in Guatemala is sometimes not even suitable for human consumption. And so she asks me if cats can suffer the same as humans if they drink the water. I recommend that you drink it yourself. Because it has a lot of minerals, which can also be harmful to cats. Their kidneys suffer a lot. In fact, cats often have kidney problems and they often develop kidney stones, small stones, etc. I recommend that you give it to him filtered, without any problem, or that you also give it to him from a bottle. It's fine. A big hello to you, Miura, and to Guatemala and your two little ones, Leia and Mara, and thank you for your question. Well, now I'll continue after Jose interrupted me by cutting the rootstock. Let me introduce you to Benito.

Hello, Benito.

This is our kitten. He's four months old and has been with us for a month and a half. And the truth is that we have to thank you very much for. Because thanks to you, we have learned many things about how to educate them and how to take care of them. Our question was why? Bonito, like many small kittens, tries to suckle, but he doesn't do it on anything or on other cats that we don't have. But when he was in the litter, he didn't try to do it on his siblings, he did it on himself. Yes, and the truth is that everyone we've asked, even our vets, finds that quite clear, and they've never seen them before. I don't know what you think, whether it's better or worse for him to do this on other animals or on other things. Thank you very much and congratulations on so many videos on your channel. Bye, see you later.

Oh, how funny. Bonito is super cute. Also, he's moved me inside because one of my first cats was called Bonito. He was gray, not blonde, like this one. Let's see. Well, this issue. Well, I'm answering you from the Gert river, which runs through Pleencia, which is where I'm from, my city, and. Well, I'm glad I can answer this question from here. The issue of him being able to suckle on himself on his own little teats is not that rare. I've had some kittens who have done it. It's a bit of an ugly habit, because after all, when they start pulling and dirtying their own little teats, they can hurt themselves, they can get little wounds that end up getting infected, and that's it. So I recommend that you try to put a stop to the situation a little, and that when you see him doing it, you don't scold him, because that will only increase his stress and a little insecurity. What I recommend that you do at that moment is that you give him a little reward A treat, a little food, soft food. You can also give him a game, you can give him a little play. The point is to distract him. In the end you will achieve the same thing that he is not concerned with that obsession he has with himself. But anyway, in principle he should not have any health problems. Well, Alejandro and Benito, thank you very much for your question and I hope you like where I am answering it. From.

Carlos, the copyright. Oh, here go. You have another question. This is related to the previous one.

Hello, Good afternoon.

Hello.

Hello, Carlos. Hello, Jose. Hello to all the subscribers of Pets and Happy Families. My name is Margaz, I am from Madrid. First, I want to congratulate you on your 100 videos and your two years. You help the channel a lot and I'm really excited about this video. And well, I also want to introduce you to Oreo.

Oreo is a four month old kitten that we adopted when he was five weeks old. The problem that Oreo has, which I've mentioned in some comments and videos, is that he sucks on his nipple to sleep and he's getting a sore. We've tried putting a cloth on him, we've tried putting a doll on him and removing his little head, but he needs to do it to sleep. I'm quite worried because his little nipple is sticking out and very dry. And the truth is that it worries me a little. Let's see if you can help us. Oh, love bites. I do have a fracture of the ulna and radius. Carlos Manos, thank you very much.

Thank you very much and good luck. May everything continue as it is now. Bye.

Thank you very much. Marga, what you're asking us, as you've seen in the previous question, is a fairly common issue. It usually happens in many kittens that are usually rescued very young from the street or are weaned very early from their mothers. And in order to calm themselves down, instead of looking for a pacifier that they don't have, they look for either fabrics or their own nipples to lick. And the truth is, Marga, I understand that you're worried because this case is much more extreme than the previous one, the one we saw with Bonito. Well, you've already told me that you've used a lot of different techniques. Let's try to address it somehow. Sometimes you have to end up going to the feline aphologist in this case, after all, this is simply a behavioral issue. And I've also been watching the videos you sent me, and I see that he doesn't just do it on himself, but he Also licks some fabrics, the blanket and so on. In these cases, I'd almost rather have the bad blanket than him hurting a little nipple. If we have to deal with it somehow, I think it should be in two parts. Because if he has already hurt his nipple, I recommend that you apply the steps that I recommended to Bonito. In the other question for a while, try to distract him a little more, move his head away a little, etc. While he heals, if there are any cracks or wounds. And then once he has healed, perhaps we can put some kind of substance on him that he finds, well, not very pleasant. I don't know, maybe a little vinegar that is acidic when it comes to eating. And that way, little by little, he will start to break that habit and eliminate it from his, well, his daily routine. Because after all, it seems like he does it every day. Of course, any type of repellent you use on him, including vinegar, you should do it very carefully. Don't smear it all over him like a salad. Because it's not a good idea to ruin poor Oreo by smelling vinegar all day long. Just limit it to that specific area so that when he goes to Mercy, he'll have a bad time and stop doing it. And thank you very much, Marga, for your words, for your support, for always following us on the channel. Well, maybe this is one of the pieces of advice I give with a slightly more extreme case than the rest. And I hope it can help you. If not, as I said, you should consult a feline behavior professional. And thank you very much for participating in this special video. The videos you've made are great.

And we from Coco and Jade's family. I don't know if you can recognize them, especially Coco.

Coco is huge.

We wanted to ask you about the topic of toys. To make homemade toys, to mentally tire them out. Since Coco is a very active creature, he has a mind that never stops. It has happened to me sometimes that if I don't give him a toy, something to entertain him, he gets bored and makes some damage. Very typical.

The problem is that he gets bored of toys very quickly. A game, a trick, something we could do.

I was very excited to see Coco and Jade. Coco is huge. He has grown a lot since we went to visit them. When they were just puppies and they were with their mother. I mean, they were nothing. They were something that could fit in the palm of a hand. And now he is a huge lion. Let's see. Yes, yes. There are many toys that can be made at home to constantly stimulate cats and so that they do not get bored of them. You've given me the idea to make a video in the future where I'll show you how to make some toys. Because you're referring to homemade toys, but you can also buy Cat Intelligence toys. For example, they have an electric mechanism and they pull out a little pom pom from one side, the pompom from the other, and the cat has to catch it. It goes around the toy or a piece of cheese where little mice come out through holes and so on. You can also make them yourself with a cardboard box, making holes in it, putting food inside so that the cat, in addition to hunting or playing with what you have inside the cardboard box, can also be stimulated when capturing what you've put inside because it can also eat it. If you're always rewarding it with food, it's going to make its interest in the toy that you've made at home increase a lot. While the video about homemade and non homemade toys arrives. I'll leave you some links below that I think I've seen on YouTube where they make really good homemade toys that help cats stay active. I was really excited about your question and seeing Coco and Jade. I'm looking forward to seeing them again and having them be the stars of a future video on our channel. Thank you very much Rokio. I look like the swamp monster. Well, I'm still here enjoying the summer and also your questions which I love receiving and answering.

Let's go now with one from Generation Y. Let's see.

Hello. Greetings. Well, this is my kitty, my little girl who is already falling asleep. We watched several videos remembering all the topics that have been covered on this exclusive, excellent channel.

Well, the question is this. The cats that I've had have mostly been rescued.

Well, I rescued her when she was pregnant. She had four cute kittens that she put up for adoption.

How great, Jay.

And what all the things I've rescued or had in common is that they love it. They love it when I'm putting away clothes or finishing washing or tidying, tying up the room. I put everything on the bed while I clean and they're super happy. They climb on and well, fall fast asleep, even if they're uncomfortable. But they love it when the clothes are piled up like a mountain with objects all around them and it doesn't bother them.

Why?

Because cats, at least the ones I've had, and kittens love to sleep on top of various things or piles of clothes.

Kittens love to always be in contact with us with everything that has to do with us, because it smells like us, our scent, it reminds them of home. And that's why many times when we're making the bed, they get under the sheets in the most unexpected places, places where we could be extremely uncomfortable. But they don't, because they want to be in contact with you. They probably associate the smell of the fabric softener and detergent you use to wash with their home with you. And that's why they specifically love to lie on top of the clothes when they're freshly cleaned. And I think that's really why your cats mean as children, and probably the cats of almost all the followers of the channel do that kind of thing. For example, lying on top of your computer keyboard in front of your screen to be much closer to you and to feel calm and happy at home. Also, if they get a pet or a treat from time to time, well, not so bad. Thank you very much, Generation I. Well, let's move on to the next question, and I'll continue with the bat. Come on. Look, Yakko and Machu.

Hello, Carlos.

Hello, Machu. Okay, we have a question for you.

Okay, I'm scared.

I don't know if this is just Jaco's turn or if everyone else does it. Every time we bathe him and he's all fluffy and clean and gorgeous, he throws himself down and starts rolling around on the floor and other things. I suppose you'll remember an anecdote when he was little, after he was completely clean, we let him run wild in the fields, and when we left, we started calling him Jocko Zhao, Yakko and Yakko. He didn't pay attention, and we found him rolling around in a dead sheep in a state of decomposition. Therefore, Jocko's smell was disgusting, but he seemed to love it. The question is whether it only happens to him or to all dogs who, after being bathed, throw themselves on the floor to roll around in it to get rid of the clean smell and smell like dogs. A kiss. And congratulations on two years of channel and 100 videos. Bye.

See you later, Machu. Bye.

And bye bye, Yakko.

Oh, well, he's exhausted from the walk. Bye.

Well, let's see about your question, Machu. Well, as you can see, I'm answering it in a place that you know very well here in Placentia. It's called the duck part. And if I get attacked by a turkey in heat, which I think you're seeing from behind, I hope this is my posthumous video. Let's see. Yes, I perfectly remember the anecdote of Yakko and the dead sheep and your trauma with the dead sheep. It's something very normal for dogs to do after bathing, because the perfumes that we use for animals, many times they neither like nor understand. They like to smell like dogs. And so many times when we finish bathing them, they feel really weird. And what they do is go outside and roll around in the first thing they find. In the end, it's all about getting their scent back and saying, get these off me. These are human things that I'm not interested in at all. Well, Machu. Well, greetings to you and greetings to Zhao. And you know what you have to do if you don't want Zhao rolling around in dead sheep. Never bathe him. Just kidding.

Hello, Carlos. How are you?

Oh, how nice. Here's.

My video that I hope will be among the lucky ones in the top 100.

Yes, yes. And you're definitely going to make it.

And I'm sending you greetings from here in Mexico. I agree with my dog Shakira's birthday. Shakira is here. Oh, Shakira. Shakira.

Hello.

Happy birthday, Shakira.

Today she turns 13. She's quite old and what's promised is due. Here is the clan of my female paludas. There's Grandma. Oh no, it's Topolina.

Topolina.

Hello, Topolina. Hello, Topolina.

Hello, Topolina.

There's grandma, who's her mom? Grandma. And the moon.

The moon. Oh, I had a kitten named Luna. Well, Bonnie didn't ask me anything. She introduced me to her family. But Boney, I forgot your cat who thinks he's a dog, who you always put in the comments and didn't want to appear here according to what you also told me in the text you sent me with the video. Well, I send a big greeting to the family that is both feline and canine and a big greeting to the birthday girl who man, 13 years old, is already a champion's age for a dog. And we hope she continues to be in very good health for a very long time. Greetings to everyone. Carlos, another familiar face on the channel. Oh, Rokio.

Hi, Carlos. Well, my question is basically, ah, what's the best way to hold a kitten? To give it an antibiotic that tastes really bad. That's not a syrup. I prepared the ant to give it a little bit of a positive. There it is eating, but it already knows it very well. I usually put it between my legs.

But of course I'm not going to escape from its face. Oh, of course.

And it spits it all out at me. Oh.

Oh my goodness.

Well, I got a few scratches, but at least the kitty took its medicine.

How cute it is. And now it's time to eat.

Very good. At least it got its reward. It's really funny because Nikas was behind the bars watching everything intently, as if to say he has food and I don't. Why? Damn. Well, Rokio is one of our best collaborators, and we have to thank her very much, because in addition to telling us the story of Nika, her dog who has epilepsy, and which we told in a video on the channel, she has also helped us contact a lot of animals that were looking for homes, and we have told their stories and featured them on the channel. So many thanks to Rokio for the work you do, because thanks to people like you who serve as foster homes, part of the problem of abandonment can be solved. When it comes to giving medicine to a cat, there are always problems. I recommend that you do not pick it up from the floor or put it between your legs, because then its legs will be free. I would recommend that you give it to it directly on the floor, with its legs resting on the floor or on a table and lifting its head slightly, putting the syringe in its mouth and giving it the syrup. I'm not saying it's easy, and it's very likely that in the end he'll also end up doing this with his head and spitting it out a bit and so on. But it's true that by having his paws resting on the floor, he won't have them free enough to scratch you. If it's a kitten that behaves very badly, very badly. And you can't give him medication regularly, you'll have to give him a little kibble with a towel or a blanket. That way he'll only have his head available. And that's where you'll give him the syringe of medication, which cats tolerate quite badly. But hey, it's what we play with. So anyway, I hope this advice helps you. And very good for giving him food afterwards, so that at least he gets positive reinforcement and doesn't see the moment of medication as something terrible in his life. Hey, Rochi sent us another question. Oh, yes.

Oh, hello, Carlos and Jose. I have a question. My little dog Nika, sometimes when she's alone or bored or whatever, she grabs sheets or blankets or whatever and makes a pacifier out of it. What happens? You know it's wrong, right? And you shouldn't do that. She Puts it in her mouth and leaves it there. She doesn't suckle, but she does bite it and shoves it down her throat. Are you proud of your pacifier?

Oh, the tail. Are you proud of. No, don't go to the tail. You know it's wrong. Oh, apologizing with the tail. Oh, look, there's another video.

What's Mrs. Anita doing?

Oh, look here. Caught red handed.

What did I catch you doing?

Oh, look how it moves its tail. Do you?

No, it's wrong. No. And that bread on the bed. Yes, you move it tail. Come on.

Down the face. But let's see. Rokio. With that face, who's going to say no to Nika? Lets see. It's not entirely clear to me whether she only does it when you're not home or also when you're present. It could be that what Nika is showing is a bit of separation anxiety. She goes to a place where she knows you're usually there, where she smells you and prepares a kind of nest. In these types of cases, what I always recommend is trying not to keep to very fixed routines. Leaving the house and returning shortly after so that she doesn't feel alone and helpless. Or in this case, if she always does it on top of your bed, keep the door to your room closed to prevent her from climbing up. It seems like it's a bit of a behavioral disorder. Especially because she might feel lonely. And because I know that Nika is a dog who is very attached to you. I think that's what goes around that. Thank you very much for your two videos and we're looking forward to making another video with you and your animal family. It's always a pleasure to have you around. Greetings to everyone.

Hi, I'm Floren and this kitty that's with me is Freya.

Hi, Floren. Hi, Freya. Well, congratulations on those 100 videos. And well, since I'm here, I wanted to ask you a question. My parents in their house in the village have a patio with a fountain that collects rainwater when it rains. And when Freya is there and that happens, she wants to go and drink from there. So my question is, is there any problem if she drinks that rainwater? No, because there won't be any problem with parasites. Well, she can drink it, but it's better if it doesn't take a while. I don't know. Or a day or. Well, it's better if she never drinks it. Well, then a big kiss and keep making those great videos. Bye. See you later.

It's Floren, who is one of our huge followers on the channel who follows us a lot. She and her kitty, Freya. Well, as you've just seen, she's a cute cat and super pretty and super good. And I also realized that although you didn't mention it, Totoro was behind it. It seems like you've kidnapped him and you have everything in your house. Well, regarding your question, in principle, rainwater doesn't have to have any negative connotations or any problems for Freya. It is true that if it's stagnant, bacteria can grow there. And it could also be that she could pick up some parasite eggs or something like that, and that could end up causing some kind of disease. Well, for this type of thing, if you have her dewormed correctly and if you give her her antiparasitic treatment every three months, you shouldn't have any problems. She shouldn't drink if the water is stagnant for a long time. But it's also true that cats usually don't want anything to do with stagnant water. In other words, you can. She'll only drink if she thinks the water is fresh enough. In any case, the best thing of all is that he always has water from the drinking fountain available, which is clean, fresh and will not pose any kind of risk to his health. Goodbye, Floren. I was very excited to hear from you and see Freya, who is a sweetheart. Goodbye and thank you for your question. Hello, human. I know that you don't remember the dog because he is vulgar, but I'm sure that you haven't forgotten me, my immense beauty. I am the beautiful Midnight. The dog is annoying and doesn't let me get on the sofa. When I try, she bites me or gets angry and becomes very dominant. What can I do? I'm desperate. I need to go back to the sofa. It was comfortable. I miss a year. I'm sure you do. Me too, of course. How could you not miss it? Wonderful. Signed Midnight.

It's Midnight. The Divine and Katya have been my patients and I know them from various situations. Also from having been in consultations. Midnight, for example, had fungus and passed it on to Kotya, because Kotya gets along very well with Midnight and would calm her down. And in the end Katya also ended up having a rash on her nose. Well, let's see. Midnight. I know that you're going to be able to find your place in this cycle of life, because after all, you're a cat and as you say, a dog is vulgar. Meaning that if you control her a little, she'll let you get on the couch again. If you want, tell your human to put a blanket that smells like you on the couch, a bed or something like that. Or that you find separate places where Katya sits on one side and you on the other. Let's see if that way Kotya doesn't fight with you so much because you want to get on the couch and enjoy its comfort. Anyway, I'm glad to have seen you here in this summery environment, and I hope we see each other very soon.

Hello, Carlos. The vet told me that I have tracheal stenosis and wanted to see if you could give me any advice. Greetings to all of you who see happy pets and families. I love you.

Oh, and we love you too. Greetings to you.

The kitten's name is Corazone and his family wrote to me saying his name is Acedro. The issue with tracheal, as many of you know, is that the trachea, which is where air passes to the lungs, is a little narrower than it should be. And that's why it can happen that when the kitten is a little more stressed or it's a little hotter and needs to breathe more frequently, it has less oxygen and therefore can feel a little more overwhelmed, a little more suffocated. My recommendation for Corazon and for any animal that has extraquall stenosis is that they have as calm a life as possible. Don't stress them out too much, not even when they go to the vet, because stress, after all, will make them breathe much faster and therefore they may feel suffocated. Also, when it's hot in the summer, keep them in slightly more controlled temperatures with the air conditioning turned off. Oh, by the way, sweetheart, it's a pleasure to be with you. I wish all my patients would explain to me so clearly what's wrong with them when they come into the office, because many times your families don't tell me everything so clearly.

Hello, Carlos.

Hello.

This is Fernanda.

Hello, Fernanda. Hello, I'm Maria Elena. Hello, Maria Elena.

We're from Peru and today is a very special day. I wanted to share it with you and with the people who follow you, because my Kitty is turning 15.

Wow, 15 years old.

She's very loved by the family, although she's a bit shy, she doesn't let anyone grab her just like that, with her character. I thank you because you teach us new things every day. Thank you very much. Sometimes I had an inkling about taking care of a kitten, but I Didn't know if they were true. And with you I'm learning, right? My question is, why is it that if I'm very allergic to animal hair, pollen, mites, my allergy is so pronounced. That hasn't happened with Fernanda. If I pick up a cat from the street, I start sneezing, my eyes swell up. But not with her. Look, she's already made up.

Oh, she's already made up.

That's right. What a character.

She doesn't like photos either. Many greetings to you. Thank you very much for everything. Thank you.

Bye.

Oh, thank you very much to you, Mariel. And thank you very much to Fernanda. Hey, she's already 15 years old, but I see that she's like a girl living her life quietly with her character, which is normal. Okay, to answer your question, if you watched last week's video, you'll have seen why some cats produce more allergies than others. There are some cats that, based on certain proteins they have in their skin, can be considered hypoallergenic. In other words, they don't produce allergies. In Fernanda's case, it's possible that she's a crossbreeder with blood from these cats and therefore they won't cause you these problems. Also with Fernanda, you probably have a daily care routine that removes her hair, dead hair, and all the skin cells, and therefore it will probably affect you much less. Well, thank you very much for your question. Happy birthday, Fernanda. And here's to another 15 years. Buckle up. Protect your life. Your safety is very important. Come on, stop. Park it.

Well, another question. Okay.

You won't leave me alone? Just a moment. Okay, let's see. Wait while I plug this in.

Hello. Good evening. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Here. Well, I'll quickly introduce the Harry Potters. She's Blackie, the only one. Hello. She's approximately four years old. He's Manuel. It's estimated that he's about the same age. As you can see, he's playing. Oh, what a mess. Rulo. Rulo is three years old. He was also worth it. Give me. He's nine months old. His birthday isn't on August 9th. Well, he's not neutered yet. And Raymond, who must be sleeping around here, this one, who's also a rescued kitten who was in a very bad condition, but thank God a good vet had him and he's healthy. And I have a dog in transit named Pampita. Pampita.

Pampita is a medium sized dog and she can't Be with them because they don't get along and she hates cats. That's the problem. There it is. My question is about daddy. The dogs are peeing here all the time inside.

And what I want to know is how I can do it once the peeing is gone is that we give her up for adoption. And so they can ask to go out into the yard. Because here in the area where we live, you can't take the dogs outside very often. It's a safety issue. And so I want to know how to teach them, uh, considering their age, to scratch at the door to the yard so that I can take them out every time they have to do their business. Because every time I wake up in the morning it's a disaster.

I can imagine.

I congratulate you for the number of programs, for the advice, for the fun videos, and thank you very much for always clarifying all the doubts that we all have.

Thank you. Bye. Hello, Karina. Well, I see that you have a very large family of dogs right now. You have a problem. It's quite a delicate problem because there are many times when dogs are stimulated to do their business outside the house, precisely during the walk, when you put on their leash and take them outside. So if they have everything mixed up, it can be difficult for them to differentiate between what is inside and what is outside. When they have to ask you to do it, etc. I recommend that you start by taking small steps when Pampita has left. What you should start doing is delimiting the area of the house where they can poop, for example, by putting newspaper on the floor or pee pads on the floor so that they understand that this is where they have to do it. When they do it there, you should reward them. Obviously you can have a small problem when you are not there and they do it. But in that case you shouldn't scold them because the dog won't know why you are scolding him and that will only make him frustrated. And then you'll have to move that area outside to the garden, move the newspapers out of the garden so that they gradually internalize that they can do it there. Also, if during all that time you take them out into the garden and they do their business in the garden and get it right logically, then you can reward them so that they know that this is the new place where they will have to do it. It is true that with slightly older dogs it may take a little longer because they have already internalized their personality. And there are times when you will Only be able to resort to a professional, an ethologist, to help you modify their behavior a little. Well, thank you very much for your question. Thank you very much for following us and for the work you do because you are a foster parent and you also adopt kittens that are on the street. And I hope that the advice helps you and that you have a lot of patience. Thank you. See you later.

Hello. Say hello, tiger. How nice I am Tigress. The prettiest, the most beautiful. A big belly. She's chubby. Very spoiled, right? She's very spoiled, right? Oh.

How pretty she is. Well, this beautiful girl's name is Tigri, and she was sent to us by a follower named Danya. She didn't really ask us any questions in the video, but she told us a little bit about her story in a text she sent us separately. Donnie tells us that she was having a hard time because one of her little felines had recently left, and, of course, they were still a little empty at home, including her own kittens, because they missed him. She also tells me that I help her a lot with my videos and that, well, even though she doesn't always agree with me, she likes watching me and that she has me there as a kind of guru for her cats. I'm very happy to help you, Danya, and I'm glad that you wanted to participate in this video and that it also helps you understand your cat a little. Thank you very much for participating in the anniversary. And that's it. We hope you continue to like our videos and that you continue to be there. And a greeting to all your feline family, which I know is very large. So a greeting to everyone. Let's go to the last question. Oh, let's see. Before playing. I already see something in this little guy's eyes.

Hello, my name is Chris.

Hello, Chris. And I would like to know what information you have about the third eyelid. It turns out that since April, it began to be noticeable, and it stands out more, especially in times of great stress or when I'm sleepy. But it never goes away completely. It is worth noting that I am very active. I eat well, I look very healthy and not at all depressed. So apparently I am not sick. Thank you very much for answering. Thank you, Chris. Hey, I completely understand feline issues because he asked me what's wrong with his eye, and I understood him. The question was sent to us by Edis Rios, who is Chris Human family. The third eyelid issue can be related to many different health problems based on what you've told me. I would recommend that you check to see if Chris's poop is a little loose or if it's been a while since you dewormed him. Because sometimes the third eyelid issue is related to diarrhea and intestinal problems. Although it may not seem like it has much to do with it, there is a syndrome that connects it all. It could also be related to bumps. I don't know. Try to see if Chris got bumped in April, or, for example, if he got into a fight with a kitten that scratched his face or something like that, because that could also be related to that. In addition, sometimes it could also be related to allergy problems. That could also explain why Chris didn't have any other symptoms and that only that part of his body related to the allergy was inflamed. If you notice any of these signs, go to the vet and explain it to them because they can prescribe a remedy to prevent Chris from always having the third eyelid sticking out. I hope I've helped you, given you some guidance, and then you can tell me. I hope Chris is doing well and that it's nothing serious. Thank you very much for your question, Chris. Chris or edit. I don't know who to contact anymore. And that's it for today's video. Well, today I'm going to allow myself to say goodbye a little differently because I want to thank all of you who have joined us on this special anniversary of pets and happy families. I've been very excited to meet you because I only know many of you from answering your comments on YouTube, Facebook or Instagram. And I've finally put a face to you and met your furry family. Thank you very much for your questions. I've had a lot of fun answering them, and I hope the video hasn't taken forever. And to those of you who have reached this point, well, thank you very much for watching this video. I realize it's been quite long. Well, as always, remember to subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. And you can also give it a like if you liked it and spread the word to your family, friends and acquaintances so that the Happy Pets and Families channel continues to to grow and we can help more people every day. Thank you very much for following us and I'll see you in the next video. Hey, Jose, are there no outtakes today or what? But do you think anyone has made it to this part of the video?