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Let’s talk about how the rest of of pets reacted and readjusted to life after Poppy.  My reason for this post isn’t to make Poppy the villain. But I wanted to be more open about how her aggression really impacted not just us but the other animals as well. I carry a lot of guilt over not noticing how negatively she affected their quality of life until after she was gone, which is why I’ve always been so hesitant to talk about how they responded after her passing. Because the truth is, none of them grieved. In a way, they seemed to relax and slowly realize they can finally live in their home without being worried about Poppy anymore.  Poppy was a very overwhelming force to all of the other pets in our home. They were the ones who experienced her aggression the most. She almost always started all the fights between her and Kita for just about anything (food, space, us, moving to fast, a strange noise, etc). It got so bad that Kita eventually started to fight back (something she would have never done before). Poppy would try to go after Ravi daily and Maize didn’t dare leave her hiding spot while poppy was out. But when Poppy passed, the dynamics of the rest of our little pack shifted very quickly. None of them seemed to be grieving her passing (aside from Fig) Kita began acting like herself again, no longer worried about being attacked just for existing (and the same goes for the cats). Ravi was happy to freely play around the house, Maize immediately stopped hiding all day like she used to do. To me, it seemed like a very positive transition for them and a lot of their anxieties and stress started to disappear. I spent a lot of time after her passing trying to restore my relationship with Kita, Rav and Maize and continue to make sure they never feel like that again in their home.
Let’s talk about how the rest of of pets reacted and readjusted to life after Poppy. My reason for this post isn’t to make Poppy the villain. But I wanted to be more open about how her aggression really impacted not just us but the other animals as well. I carry a lot of guilt over not noticing how negatively she affected their quality of life until after she was gone, which is why I’ve always been so hesitant to talk about how they responded after her passing. Because the truth is, none of them grieved. In a way, they seemed to relax and slowly realize they can finally live in their home without being worried about Poppy anymore. Poppy was a very overwhelming force to all of the other pets in our home. They were the ones who experienced her aggression the most. She almost always started all the fights between her and Kita for just about anything (food, space, us, moving to fast, a strange noise, etc). It got so bad that Kita eventually started to fight back (something she would have never done before). Poppy would try to go after Ravi daily and Maize didn’t dare leave her hiding spot while poppy was out. But when Poppy passed, the dynamics of the rest of our little pack shifted very quickly. None of them seemed to be grieving her passing (aside from Fig) Kita began acting like herself again, no longer worried about being attacked just for existing (and the same goes for the cats). Ravi was happy to freely play around the house, Maize immediately stopped hiding all day like she used to do. To me, it seemed like a very positive transition for them and a lot of their anxieties and stress started to disappear. I spent a lot of time after her passing trying to restore my relationship with Kita, Rav and Maize and continue to make sure they never feel like that again in their home.

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