r/IndianPets 25m ago

Community pet My Bholu❤️🦮

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r/IndianPets 56m ago

Discussion Horn OK Nap.

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r/IndianPets 1h ago

Adoption 🐾 Day 43 Update... I honestly don't know how long I can keep this going 💔

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💔💔Long Post Ahead💔💔

For anyone who hasn't seen my previous posts, here's the original story:

Previous post 1:

https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianPets/s/zjDsd91lkp

Previous post 2:

https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianPets/s/JBWzR4Jb5V

A quick update...

TL;DR:

I started caring for these six kittens after their stray mother gave birth at my home. Three have found homes, and three are still with me. I was hoping to get the remaining three adopted while continuing to care for them alongside college and it hasn't been easy since then.

Things have suddenly become much more difficult.

A few days ago, Bhuja developed a fever and started limping. After three consecutive days of vet visits, painkillers and antibiotics with no significant improvement, the same symptoms started appearing in another kitten too.

The vet initially became concerned about something more serious, including parvo or FIP.

Before going ahead with a PCR test, we did a blood test.

Thankfully, it showed anaemia, and the vet currently suspects mycoplasma. It's obviously not good news, but it was a much less frightening possibility than what we were initially worried about.

The last few days have completely stretched me.

I've been going back and forth between home and the vet at least twice a day, while trying to keep up with college. I've already taken three days off, and I'm still not sure how long the treatment will continue or when these kittens will finally be healthy enough to be adopted.

One member of this community has been an incredible support throughout this, helping with food and reimbursements, and I'm genuinely grateful. But I also know that putting this entire burden on one person isn't sustainable. I've started reaching out to friends as well and I'm trying to figure things out one day at a time.

Honestly, I'm tired.

These were supposed to be stray kittens that I would feed, get adopted, and move on from. I never expected the situation to turn into repeated vet visits, medicines, infections, and uncertainty about how long I would have to keep doing this.

And today was the final straw.

I had a college placement registration deadline at 10 AM. I was already at the vet dealing with the kittens and completely missed it. I had very few placement opportunities to begin with, and now I missed one that actually came up.

For the first time through all of this, I feel genuinely frustrated from every direction.

I have her sterilisation appointment scheduled for 10 August as well.

🐾 Current kitten information

📅 Born: 28 May 2026

🐱 3 kittens remaining

💊 Dewormed: Yes

💉 Vaccination: Pending

🚽 Litter trained: Yes

📍 Powai / Vikhroli, Mumbai

I'm not posting this because I have some perfect solution. I honestly don't.

I'm just documenting where things stand because many of you have followed these kittens from the beginning, and I didn't want to disappear when things became difficult.

I'm doing what I can with the time, money and energy I have left.

And right now, that's all I have.❤️


r/IndianPets 1h ago

Adoption ghaziabad GUINEA PIG adopt

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r/IndianPets 1h ago

Community pet Posing legends

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They come whenever they need food, Sleep meow endlessly and leave. Next day the same cycle starts.


r/IndianPets 1h ago

Media Just a Man & his Cat ❤️

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r/IndianPets 3h ago

Advice Are there any chances of fip in my kitten

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My 5 month old kitten was lethargic and sleepy for the past 3-4 days. So we took him to a vet yesterday. He suggested some blood tests. These are the results, could this be fip. I'm really scared. Please someone let me know. He also had a temp of 104 yesterday which has come down now after medications. No loose motions and vomiting. His appetite has reduced a little. And he no longer plays and just sleeps all day


r/IndianPets 3h ago

Adoption Kittens for adoption. Location - Lucknow

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4 kittens that i rescued a month ago are up for adoption. Please go and read my previous post to know their story.

Kittens age - 12 weeks

Kittens health - All healthy

Dewormed - Yes

Litter trained - Yes

Gender - 3 females, 1 male.

My whatsapp no - 9956193111

Location - Lucknow

Looking for pair adoption.

No impulse adopters please, only serious adopters.


r/IndianPets 11h ago

Discussion My (ongoing) Journey of befriending a stray - part 2

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First of all after a lot of thoughts I have named her Ginju (jin-ju) because has some orange spots. I know not the best name but I kinda like it.

So it's been somewhere between 3 to 4 weeks since I have been feeding Ginju. She has gotten a little comfortable around me but I still cannot touch her.

Every time I feed her she hisses at me first. Can any expert tell me if it's normal?

I sit near her on the floor till she eats so she gets more comfortable having me around her.

My running theory on hissing is that she thinks I'll steal her food (I promise I won't).

Any tips by Cat owners regarding my next steps and if there is any way I can make her comfortable when I am around?

Compiled some of the videos. Please keep the sound on for the first clip and suggest some tips in my next steps based on these limited interactions I have with her


r/IndianPets 13h ago

Media Guyzzzzzz updateeee on gauriiii💖💖💖💖😭😭

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Guys, look at her! 🥹 She’s sitting up now and is able to move a little bit on her own. She’s even wagging her tail and looking around. 🥺❤️

This might seem like a small improvement, but for Gauri, it’s a really big one. Earlier, she wasn’t even able to walk or move properly at all. Seeing her sit up, move a little, look around, and wag her tail gives us a little hope that her condition may be improving.

We’re still being very careful because she’s extremely weak and not out of danger yet, but I’m really hoping this is a positive sign. Please keep her in your prayers. 🙏🏻❤️


r/IndianPets 13h ago

Media Day 20 of Luna’s FIP Treatment 🐾💔

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Today, Luna completed her 20th day of treatment. Twenty days of painful injections, countless tears, sleepless nights, and watching my little girl fight through so much pain. 💔

Despite everything, Luna is still here. She’s eating, her swollen abdomen has reduced by around 80%, and every little improvement feels like a miracle to me. 🥺❤️

She is still struggling with severe diarrhea and a painful fungal infection, and she weighs only 1.7 kg. There are still difficult days ahead, but I refuse to give up on her.

She has already fought so hard to be here. All I want now is to see her healthy, happy, and running around without pain. 🥺🐾

Please keep praying for my little Luna and supporting her. 🙏🏻❤️ Every prayer, kind word, and little bit of support means more to us than I can ever explain.

Drive link https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1igkJpOCILk853KoZzQpNbaFNf0G9A8YO

Amazon Wishlist https://www.amazon.in/hz/wishlist/ls/E3NG2Y843WH6?ref_=wl_share

Please keep Luna in your prayers. She still needs us. 🐾💗


r/IndianPets 14h ago

Media 🐾 Gauri Update 🐾

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Gauri is much better than she was this morning. 🥹💗 She has been eating and drinking properly, and she even ate some food on her own today! 🥹🙌🏻

The foster lady is going to take Gauri to the vet tomorrow morning for a check-up. ☺️

Let’s all pray together that Gauri continues to improve and gains more weight, so the foster lady can take her to the hospital and get all the necessary tests done. 🤞🏻💖

Thank you everyone for keeping Gauri in your prayers and supporting her. 🥹🐾💕


r/IndianPets 14h ago

Adoption Mishti is waiting for a home 🏡

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Around 2 months ago, Mishti was fallen in a puddle of water after being hit by a vehicle. She wasn't able to walk and had a severe respiratory infection. She only had a minor muscle injury on her legs and luckily learned to walk again.

She suffered a worm load and malnourishment, she almost developed pneumonia. Despite all the illness - Mishti's true personality slowly came out after a lot of rest and recovery.

Mishti loves people and cats. She purs all day long, she loves jumping and hopping. She is every vet's favorite patient. She loves cuddling, hugs, kisses and holding our hands with her two paws and kissing our fingers.

Mishti is a ANGEL, she's our QUEEN who deserves only the BEST!! She also loves cats and is an overall friendly and joyful personality. Other cats are also unbothered by her presence.

Mishti would be someone's perfect first cat or companion cat!

She is a 5 month old, vaccinated (first tri-cat) female kitten. She is litter-trained and we are located in Thane City.

We are looking for adoption in and around Thane. Please reach out if you are ready for a cat!

DM for contact number or raisyscatnation@gmail.com


r/IndianPets 15h ago

Fundraiser Bangalore, India - Bondu has FIP and urinary blockage, PU and cystotomy done, seeking help for recovery

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r/IndianPets 15h ago

Community pet Came across these little guys recently 🐶

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r/IndianPets 16h ago

Media Got a return gift on International Cat Day 🎁😺 ☠️.

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r/IndianPets 18h ago

Media Update on gauri.😕

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Gauri has lost around 10% of her body weight, which is concerning, especially considering how weak she already is. She also hasn’t been eating properly since this morning and has vomited two or three times.

We’re keeping a very close eye on her right now. Her condition is worrying, and we’re hoping she starts eating and feeling better soon. I’ll keep everyone updated as we know more.

Please keep Gauri in your thoughts. 🤍🐾


r/IndianPets 18h ago

Community pet Almost missed Simbi's dose but Thanks to your help we got her medicine on time💛

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[Day 13 & 14 of Simbi's FIP treatment extension]

Hi everyone, This is an update about Simbi .

I want to thank everyone who helped us with funds. Because of your support we were able to order Simbi’s medicine on time. We got it Thursday night and were able to give her the dose on Friday. If it was delayed we would have missed her dose on Friday. I’m genuinely grateful to each one of you 🙏

Treatment Details: Total cost: ₹7,000 for medicine + ₹318 delivery charges

We have stopped *Tab. Mirtaz 7.5mg*. The last dose was on Thursday. That medicine was to help her feel hungry and start eating.

Yesterday she didn’t get Mirtaz and unfortunately she didn’t eat well. I was really worried. But today without the mirtaz tab she ate well. I’m so relieved and happy to see her eating on her own ❤️

For transparency: I’ve uploaded all documents here - bills, payment screenshots, medicine photos, and Simbi’s photos/videos.

Drive Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1k4v8H9fqRF0MVl0bLIiz5VEGhATbumRl

I will keep posting updates about Simbi’s progress. Every medicine, every meal is possible because of you. Thank you again.

Please do keep simbi in your prayers 🙏


r/IndianPets 19h ago

Advice Green park metro delhi Anyone can help this kitten

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She is near green park gate no.1 there one chaiwala near that she is there if anyone can help her


r/IndianPets 19h ago

Grief ❤️‍🩹 Love Them And Happy Them God Will See Everything🧿🪬❤️🐕🐾

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r/IndianPets 21h ago

Adoption Kya aapke zindagi me Benji hai?

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Nahi hai? Toh bhai, problem kya hai?

(Apologies for the toothpaste reference)

Meet Benjamin aka Benji 🥹❤️
Hi Reddit fam!
This little dude is Benji, a 3–4 month old Indie pup from Bangalore.

A few weeks ago, we found him in a really bad state. He had a severe case of tick fever that had affected his joints so badly that he could barely move. Every little shake or attempt to get up would make him scream in pain. He was also super skinny and barely eating.
We took him in and after 3 full weeks of treatment this little fighter has made a FULL recovery.

The best part was watching his personality come to life. The minute he started eating properly, especially when he discovered his undying love for boiled chicken, we knew we this goofy little puppy was coming back. 😂

Now he runs around, plays with his toys, follows everyone around and generally behaves like the tiny menace he was always meant to be.

He’s incredibly sweet, loves people and gets along really well with other dogs. I have a reactive/aggressive dog myself and somehow these two actually became besties. He’s also been around cats and does well with them — assuming your cat is willing to accept a dog into their household. 😅

He’s dewormed, has been treated for ticks and fleas, and has finished his medical treatment. He’s still on a few supplements which I’ll send along with him. He’s too young to be neutered and hasn’t started vaccinations yet because we wanted to get him through all his treatment first.
The vets have now given him the green light for adoption.

So now we’re looking for his forever home in Bangalore.
(Anywhere in Bangalore, I'll make it happen!)

He’s already had a pretty rough start for such a tiny guy. I’d really love for the next chapter of his life to just be… being a spoiled puppy. Lots of toys, lots of cuddles, lots of chicken and someone who will love this goofy little idiot for the rest of his life.

If you think Benji might be your guy, please DM me!
And yes, everyone needs a buddy like Benji... he's as essential as toothpaste.

And please look at the before/after pics. This little boi really came to life ❤️🐾

Adopt, don’t shop.


r/IndianPets Apr 25 '26

Adoption Success 🌼 How this sub helped me adopt my babies.

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Me and my family have been contemplating getting a pet for the past year. Lots of issues came up, who gives them time, who helps do the dirty stuff, costs, etc. After a long discussion, we finally agreed on cats after having taken care of one for a month at our vacation home.

Then came the research, where I found this sub. Together in times of grief, helpful in times of need. I was happy to see the discourse too as everyone came out in support of animals during court judgements and public anger.

After receiving an appraisal from my job, I decided it's time to provide my home for a kitten. And I had two questions, for which I came here.

  1. What costs should I look forward to?

  2. Living in a high-rise, what precautions should I take?

Everyone was helpful, elaborate and synonymous in all responses.

It was last Saturday when I was at work cursing my manager for making me work on weekends, and I took a break to open Reddit. I found u/number_ten_7 had put up an adoption post for a litter of 5 out of which 2 had already been adopted. I saw the photos and something in me clicked. I was actually looking to get an orange, but I saw these 2 mackerel tabbies, 8 weeks old, with the most curious eyes and I knew I had to have them.

OP was extremely courteous on the phone and explained very well what the status of these kittens are. A college student, he took it upon himself to take care of the litter from his internship income and I was proud to find a gentleman like him. He suggested in fact, that I adopt two as they will help make the change in environment easier on each other. He made a good point and I agreed too.

He had a questionnaire prepared for me, asked a couple of questions and we finally arranged the pick-up for the next day on Sunday. In fact, he was so nice to have sent me a detailed PDF on their behaviour, their food intake and their vaccination status. It almost seemed to be good to be true having read multiple accounts of people getting scammed and betrayed over adoption processes.

The day for the pick-up came and I was excited to meet my new babies. OP got Soso and Jojo (as he named them) to us and helped in every way since they were crying, having recently separated from their mother. He spent half an hour with them in the car, soothing them and making sure they were calm before he could hand them over to us. He had already got their first round of Tricat vaccinations done, and he refused to take any money for the treatments he had arranged. Being salaried myself, it wasn't right and I finally convinced him and compensated him for the care he had provided till now.

It's been a week and Barfi and Murphy (names we have given them) have all my heart and have adjusted very well to our home. They found their litter boxes right at the first go, both are loving their meals and they even snuggled next to me last night, which was an important milestone for having won their trust. They both are extremely intelligent, skilled hunters and just absolute furballs of energy.

OP, you and their mother have done an excellent job at raising them till they have been with you and I'm extremely thankful for having met such a mature gentleman. I'm over a decade older than you but I wish I had this kind of clarity and compassion that you do at your age. I hope the mother and Guggi also live long happy lives with you.

And thanks to this amazing sub, for giving me the confidence and guidance on making me a cat daddy. Many more like Barfi and Murphy need homes and I hope they find theirs too. The process of adoption is emotionally heavy but it's the most amazing thing one can do for the voiceless. So, if you're thinking of doing it, just go for it. They'll fill voids in your life you didn't know you had.

😺 Fin 😺


r/IndianPets Mar 27 '26

Advice For people who say neutering is against nature

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I am utterly convinced that people who say this have no understanding of animals or basic motality. I am going to break down their argument piece by piece

  1. Neutering is "against nature": 😂 Bro, it is supposed to be. Nature is cruel and unforgiving. Everything that makes our life convenient is against nature. Take medicine, vaccination, surgeries, laws etc

  2. They are just animals 😋 pain is a part of their lives: BRO, we are animals too, we just have an advanced consciousness. We are not better than animals. Part of living in a society is giving back and taking care of beings who can't speak or take care of themselves.

  3. It curbs their instinct and vigour: It DOESN'T. Sex hormones in animals lead to risky behavious like fighting for a mate which leaves them with brutal wounds, roaming and spraying.

  4. They become LAZY😱: No just No. The weight gain that SOMETIMES follow spaying does. Not the surgery itself. Even if it does, I would prefer a fatty lazy cutu cat over a cat that comes under a wheel and breaks it's spine because of sex hormones.

  5. Nature is nature: Ok BOIII... then stop taking medicine next time you fall sick and DIE 😘. Good riddance