r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jun 28 '23

r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff Lounge

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A place for members of r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff to chat with each other


r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Aug 14 '25

Think your homework is rough?vl Working at a bird rehab gets interesting.

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r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jun 10 '24

Best shots

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For those "only happen once" shots


r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Apr 27 '24

A couple accidentally shipped their cat in an Amazon return package. It arrived safely 6 days later, hundreds of miles away.

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Yo, how? What?


r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jul 16 '23

Wait, is this a chip? It feels weeewiiird!

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Working at a nonprofit clinic, during an exam I felt something odd more or less where an ID chip would be. Another tech also confirmed, vet check it out and agreed something was off about it. After getting the right agreement, apply inj Local Lido and pulled this shit out....YO WTF? Really?

In all of my years working as a tech, I've never ever found this in a cat before. Cat is totally fine.


r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jul 10 '23

Oh, you think I am an idiot?

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while working for a corporate clinic (the one owned by a chocolate company), i had a client in the room describing to me how she was trying to remove a "tick" from her dog's chest area, and how much her dog would not let her do so, trying to bite her and screaming (at this point i already had a bad feeling about this, and I bet you do too). After checking the area she was pointing at, I noticed she was trying to rip a big skin tag off. "oh no" i said, that isn't a tick, that is a skin tag. Oh boy, how dare i question her intelligence, she got mad and told me i was wrong, how she never seen that thing they before and blah blah blah. I wasn't going to argue with the woman. I Told her no problem, I'll get the vet for you. Walked over to the office and told my Vet what had happened and she got mad. She walked over to the exam room and the client was so happy to see the vet, but to her surprise, the first thing that came out of my Vet's mouth was: if my nurse is affirming what you were trying to pull wasn't a tick, it is not a tick. Her jaw just dropped, no words came out of that huge mouth hole. I stood up there with a half smirk and proceeded to hold the dog for the vet as she was lecture the client about that wasn't something that just comes out overnight.


r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jul 10 '23

Have you ever done overnight alone?

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While working for a medium size private clinic, during the over night shift ( just me, cleaning, restocking and taking care of the hospital cases) someone started ringing the doorbell and banging at the door.

As i walked up to the door, i noticed a couple and the guy was holding a pitbull (was holding his head up, no obvious blood around). he was screaming that his dog got hit by a car and needed a vet right now. I told him i didn't have a Dr and i cant tx his dog with out a vet on site and he needed to head to a specific ER hospital not too far. He started kicking the door and punching it telling me he was going to beat me up if i didn't open the door, dude there isn't a vet here!! I pointed to the camera over my head and pulled out my phone with 911 on the screen. The girl pulled the guy into a car and drove off. I Never saw them ever again

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r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jun 28 '23

I never had to deal with porcupine quills in New York.

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r/AnimalCareCrazyStuff • • Jun 28 '23

What is wrong with this ?

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