u/Keiichiiis

I'm bringing home a 3 month old Aussie puppy this weekend and of all the research I have done I can't seem to find very good information on how to introduce and have a puppy get along with adult cats. I have three adult cats and two of them are quite anxious and temperamental and I don't want to stress them out and cause high tension. I figure you don't introduce a puppy to cats the same way you introduce cats to other cats but I'm really lost on that. This will be my first puppy that I'm actually involved with the training in so I'm pretty new to all this.

Idk if this is something anyone else has experienced, but when I was 14 I went gluten free for the first time because I was getting sick every time I ate and it really helped and I felt so much better, but for some reason it caused my appetite for most food to completely go away, which wasn't a huge deal at first because I had a bit of a good addiction problem and I was slightly overweight, but then it didn't stop and I lost like 30 pounds in two weeks, quit being gluten free because it became too expensive+high maintenance and somehow ended up being anorexic for two years. I still got sick from eating and my health was insane and horrible and I was constantly nauseous and had inconsistent shits but at least I was mostly recovered from my ED. Anyways I'm 18 now and I decided to try gluten free again so I can improve my health, as it's really been affecting my quality of life and ability to do school and other activities. After one week of being gluten free, I've noticed my appetite going away again??? Why is this happening? Has anyone else experienced this, I'm trying to prevent relapse by just eating anyways but it is difficult.