Oh yes,I’m sure they do,they could have rabies! But I imagine parasites like fleas would be a much more abundant aggravation when it came to interacting with feral fluffies.
I knew that peppermint oil was potentially very poisonous to cats and dogs,which is partially where I got the inspiration for this story from. However,I didn’t know other oils in general could do it,thank you for letting me know.
Thank you,I’m glad you liked it so much. It was so long,I thought many people wouldn’t commit to reading it all! Despite being one of my longest works,I actually wrote this pretty fast,due to the blog formatting helping me not have to describe actions.
So happy you like it 
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Dogs can handle them better than cats can, and some oils are worse than others. Better to steer clear of them all without a qualified vet’s input, though. I know I don’t use scented candles or non-pet-specific cleaning products around my ferrets either.
dobrý príbech škoda dalšej rodiny maličkých.
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The scariest part of this story is the idea that hugboxers could ever amass this much political power.
Fucking antivaxxer got off lightly.
Thankfully they’re generally a self correcting problem (roll on the next pandemic please).
This is a conceited, foolish, and uneducated person.
Perhaps some doctors in the United States may unethically give you addictive or toxic drugs, but in most cases, regardless of the country, the doctor’s treatment and advice are good, at least better than a person with no medical knowledge.
She conducted a lot of searching and research, but she still chose to believe in those shits. I can’t understand why this woman would choose to believe in those shits. Is this the result of both foolishness and lack of education?
I can’t imagine what she would do to a human child if she had one. This is the least suitable type of person for getting married and having children.
For the record, this was what inspired me to do “From the Desk of a Fluffy Vet” in the first place, if for no other reason than I liked the idea of a fluffy blogger who knew what they were doing. That and I wanted to provide information on my headcanon from an in-universe perspective, but mostly the first reason.
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I just discovered this, I’m way late to the party. I’ve got to say that was nuanced, bitingly clever, and just the best satire I’ve read in a long, long time!
I wanted to say, you clearly did a great deal of planning and wrote a terrific story. You really nailed the blogger, or influencer, or whatever you want to call the narrator. Just nailed the voice of how those folks sound. From the “having my wine tonight ladies” to the shameless desperate plugs of merch and herbal supplements.
I loved the way she mocks the sonogram of the two headed abomination, then when that miserable thing lives a few miserable seconds (as the “doctor” explained would happen) rather than saying “I was wrong” or even “that was sad” she obfuscates whether the two headed beast could still be considered two foals as she claimed. Maybe I was sorta right—are we counting heads or bodies ladies?
You wrote the narrator to have both the “if I back down I’m a monster” stubbornness as well as the financial incentive to never waiver. Don’t get me wrong, I hated her. But she was nuanced and relatable enough to make your reader embarrassed to empathize! Great job!
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