Can you DELETE A PET in WIDGETABLE?

Can you DELETE A PET in WIDGETABLE?

In a recent video transcript, a user raised a question about the functionality of deleting a pet on the popular app, Vegetable. The user's query focused on whether it is possible to remove a pet from one's profile on this platform. However, it appears that the option to delete a pet is not readily available to all users.

Upon navigated to the pets section within Vegetable, a user can only inactivate a pet, effectively making it dormant. This action causes the pet to move down to the bottom of the list, but it is not completely removed from the profile. Strangely enough, if a user shares pet ownership with someone else, the option to delete or inactivate the pet may not even be visible.

This limited functionality raises questions about how users can exit a co-parenting arrangement or delete a pet altogether. The absence of a clear solution leaves users wondering if they are indefinitely bound to a pet they no longer want on their profile.

While the app does offer some alternative actions such as renaming or pinning a pet, the ability to delete the pet itself remains elusive. It is possible that the app developers purposefully limit this functionality as a growth hacking tactic to ensure constant user engagement and prevent users from easily removing pets.

However, many users find this approach somewhat peculiar. It seems that the lack of a straightforward method to delete a pet contradicts the app's user-friendly design. It would be beneficial for the developers to address this issue and provide clarity on how users can remove pets if they no longer wish to have them in their profiles.

In conclusion, the ability to delete a pet on Widgetable's Vegetable app raises concerns for users. While you can make a pet dormant or perform other actions like renaming or pinning, deleting a pet is not a straightforward process, especially for those who co-parent it. App developers should consider refining this feature to ensure a more seamless and intuitive user experience.