Source: BroBible
Summary
A Florida woman, Allison Thompson, took her dog, Cashew, to a pet communicator, Lanif Lopez, to figure out why he wasn’t eating his food. Lopez claimed that Cashew wanted sardines and not ground turkey, and that he was worried about his stinky breath. After the session, Thompson started making changes to Cashew’s meals, including adding sardines and scrambled eggs. The internet is invested in Cashew’s dietary journey, with many users noticing when Thompson deviates from his requests.
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The habit gets a new name.
Pet communicators are the latest trend in understanding our pets’ needs. From meal preferences to anxiety-causing alone time, these communicators claim to strengthen bonds between people and their pets. But is it legit? One pet owner thinks so, saying it helped build her relationship with her dog. Others are skeptical, questioning the effectiveness of these communicators.
One thing is for sure: it takes a pet shaman to tell you a dog would love a pile of raw steak. Or does it?
The routine arrives with confidence, and so do the sardines.
Raw steak and sardines are the new kibble.
Pet owners will try anything to figure out what’s going on with their pets, including paying for a pet communicator.
It’s not just about the food; it’s about the connection – or so they say.
Author: Evan Null
