#patterns pets

[patterns-pets]

I finally got it on video of him STOMPING on his lil fish toy

[389]

Variable Image Patterns

[k-mraz]

aristokitty

[peptozimbo]

Roots is so silly 👹

[shiftythrifting]

An Elsa with interesting makeup, four Frozen dolls who need some therapy, an awesome cat cane, a teddy bear from an unfortunately-named advertisement campaign, a $20 pet urn with NO ASHES (I checked!!! It was empty!!!), a guide to craft sad child dolls, eyeless Michael ‘Mickey’ Mouse, and the happy bride and groom.

Found at Op Shops in Queensland, Australia.

[sashazakbun24]

I AM ALIVE!!! I LIVEEEE!!! That aside I have finished another KinitoPET map part!!

⚠️TW implied gore with some blood (it's censored on purpose)⚠️

Kiki put that back-

[littlealienproducts]

Fairy Tale Cat Cave Crochet Pattern by SarahTaylorDesigner

[cannibl-canine]

Okay Tumblr, you want Kinito, eh? THEN HAVE SOM KINITO 💥💥‼

this was surely a brain blast of a drawing, I have no regrets : )

[bun-a-day]

211🐇07.30.23 albert for @akayeh1

[alishasmileya]

My Yin and Yang Cat Cross Stitch!

[patterns-pets]

Volume up for soft purring

She does this everyday

[hollowsart]

@president-alpine I know you intended this for my sideblog and more for a general Doc Ock & Mysterio.. but this is all I could think to answer it, I hope you don't mind?

Anyways, here's my Beck working together with my Otto to create a new "Doc Ock costume". It was Beck's idea to try and spice up his look lol It's comfortable and practical and has a bit of octopus motifs if you look closely!

+ two alternative colorations. Beck got a little carried away

Otto does prefer simple, practical, and comfortable. He's not really a glitz and glamor type. And while he doesn't exactly see why he would really need a new outfit when his old one works just fine, Beck insisted he make something for him.

Beck couldn't help himself but add the extra pizzazz of textures/patterns into the costume, but he toned them down a bit so it's not too much. He wanted to really tap into Otto's "Doc Ock" title and add octopus elements, but Otto thought it'd be too much. The results are what they finally settled on!

[wolvesbaned]

i have one thing i like to draw a lot . apparently

[hallowcryptidstudio]

Sooooo, you ever start a project out of spite and then get maybe… a little carried away? Yeah, me too. This is just one of the many, many side projects I ended up doing for a much larger project. Figured, ‘eh, might as well post it, lol.

This SHOULD be a seamless repeating pattern, so if you want to use it, feel free. Just, you know, give me some credit, lol.

[peptozimbo]

Rue clearly inherited his father's birmie chunk.

[thehappyvet]

Veterinary medicine is reliant on universal human healthcare.

If humans are paying out of their own pocket for their healthcare, there's less funds available for their pets.

It's a trend we see often during recessions or cost of living pressures, like people giving their pets up for adoption or trying to stretch out elective procedures or checkups as long as possible while things are tight. It's just one of the things we do to try and ease the financial pressures.

With shifts, particularly in Australia, of reduced bulk billing for GP visits and Medicare struggling to cover most procedures this trend is becoming apparent.

We don't have Medicare for pets. Everything is out of pocket unless you have insurance.

If there's less money due to cost of living pressures and rising healthcare costs sadly pets are one of the things we stop spending money on. And if we do, we might be forced to choose high interest loans that can lead to further pressures.

Universal healthcare is a human right. We deserve to have our health issues covered by the taxes we pay.

But it's also essential for animal health and welfare. If society doesn't have to spend its money on their own health, there's funds available to ensure pets get vital veterinary care including check-ups, dental care and diagnostic procedures. We can act early with less invasive treatment and better chances of success.

Veterinarians struggle to practice preventative medicine and are forced into reactive medicine when human healthcare isn't universal.