Read THIS before you post a question about your pet!

Ruslana:

As our animal community increases, a lot of questions are asked daily. General and easy questions are answered quite rapidly, but sometimes it's difficult to answer a question which gives the best outcome for you and your pet if you don't post enough details.

Here are a few suggestions you can include in your post, so other users can help out faster and more sufficiently:

If you post a health, nutrition, or a behaviour question about a dog, cat, bird, horse or any other animal, make sure you write:

the animal's age,
the animal's breed,
the animal's weight,
previous conditions (diseases, weight problems etc),
current conditions (pregnancy, diabetes etc),
for how long the problem has been present,
previous activities that might have been taken away from the animal (i.e. an outdoor cat which is now an indoor cat),
ANYTHING you think might be relevant to your case.

If you post a question that might have legal consequences to either you or the animal you're posting about, please include details such as:

what country is it concerning (different countries has different laws about pets and farm animals),
for how long the problem in question has been going on,
ANYTHING you think may be relevant to your case.

The more details you include in your post, the faster you can receive a detailed and accurate answer – all in the interest of your pet.

Animal Addict3,589

Read THIS before you post a question about your pet!

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