The Ultimate Bump-tastic Moments Showcasing Jenna Dewan's Adorable Journey To Baby Number Three
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"I figured this was her taking a vegan stance and decided that enough was enough."
When you’re entrusted to take care of someone else’s pet, you have to prioritize following the owner’s orders. Whether the list is short or long, there’s a reason why each item is written down.
However, in a r/AITA post, a Redditor thought that there was an instruction that they could do their way instead. In the story, OP described her sister as someone who takes great lengths to treat her cat like her child.
When she was supposed to go on a business trip, OP convinced her that they could be a petsitter in the meantime. When they were left with the cat, they discovered that the pet food she left didn’t have any meat in it, and although it is well-known in their family that their sister was vegan, they decided that the cat shouldn’t follow that diet.
OP fed their sister’s cat chicken slowly over the week that they were petsitting. When their sister came home, she called them and hysterically asked them what they could have possibly done to her cat that resulted in having to take her to the vet.
When they told her that they fed the cat chicken, she told them that her pet was allergic to it. Their parents, who are usually not as fond of their sister’s veganism, said to them that they should’ve consulted with her first.
OP admits that they do feel guilty about the situation. Although, they think that the problem could have been avoided if their sister let them know ahead of time about the cat’s allergy.
OP might have thought that just because there wasn’t a plain meat ingredient listed on the cat’s food package, their sister was forcing her pet to be vegan. This earned OP the final verdict of being TA for not thinking to follow their sister’s instructions because she knew about the cat’s specific needs.
What do you think?