u/ZappierGamez

My cat is going to have surgery tomorrow and it's going to be a lot of money so I'm wondering how should I explain it to the bank. I believe it would get flagged if I don't because it's not something I typically spend. So I was just wondering how should I go in to the bank and explain it

So I'm looking to get pet insurance but I'm not sure what one to get. A friend recommended me progressive does anyone use it and is it good?

I don't know where to start I'm 350. I don't know what I need to eat or what diet plan I should do and what could of work outs and how to keep track of it all. Any suggestions would be great

I don't know if I've been processing it right I've had him and his sister for over 6 years since 2019 next month they would have been 7. I came home after work and as soon as I walked through the door I saw him in pain. He was making sounds which I never heard him make before I think it was crys he was making. He was on my bed then got up to get a little water got back on my bed cried then passed it happened so quickly that even if I tried to get him to an emergency vet it would have been too late because i wasn't even home for an hour yet. That memory haunts me that he went in pain. My other cat was there when he passed so I don't understand if she knows or understands it. That day I cried which is something I never really do and I don't really cry and human deaths that one just really hurt me. I got all the pictures I had of him and got an album book. I got a big poster picture board I plan on putting a bunch in it and hanging it. I also got him a garden stone The memorial saying said 'no matter how much time passes you can't erase a memory of a good boy' The first couple days I went to his resting place I stopped going everyday now because it felt like it was that helping me mentally. I haven't been thinking about it too much because if I do I just get very sad or start to cry. I love and miss him very dearly.

I don't know if I've been processing it right I've had him and his sister for over 6 years since 2019 next month they would have been 7. I came home after work and as soon as I walked through the door I saw him in pain. He was making sounds which I never heard him make before I think it was crys he was making. He was on my bed then got up to get a little water got back on my bed cried then passed it happened so quickly that even if I tried to get him to an emergency vet it would have been too late because i wasn't even home for an hour yet. That memory haunts me that he went in pain. My other cat was there when he passed so I don't understand if she knows or understands it. That day I cried which is something I never really do and I don't really cry and human deaths that one just really hurt me. I got all the pictures I had of him and got an album book. I got a big poster picture board I plan on putting a bunch in it and hanging it. I also got him a garden stone The memorial saying said 'no matter how much time passes you can't erase a memory of a good boy' The first couple days I went to his resting place I stopped going everyday now because it felt like it was that helping me mentally. I haven't been thinking about it too much because if I do I just get very sad or start to cry. I love and miss him very dearly.