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CherryCola posted:this is my new kitten, Lil Bowser CherryCola posted:
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CherryCola posted:
Bowser HUGE! https://twitter.com/afuturemountain/status/1252947761500045314?s=20 Here's Cookie at play. 
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I love how Maude has wrapped her tail around the outside of the condo.
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hey who left this pile of paws on my shelf update: 
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haveblue posted:hey who left this pile of paws on my shelf yep, gotta get those limbs in one place.
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further update: that's a pile of t-shirt fragments left over from maskmaking, I don't know why it inspires her to curl up like a big weirdo 
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I have been given a stern talking to all drat morning long because the bottom of the food bowl was barely visible
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I had to buy a 5lb weight plate to stick in a small trash can Glitch is fixated on knocking over and I keep thinking about this:  And being very afraid of a buff glitch
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not to drag current events too far into here, but this is important news: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/two-pet-cats-test-positive-covid-19-n1189841?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_maquote:Two pet cats in New York state have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the federal officials. This marks the first time a pet has tested positive for the virus in the United States. there are probably still questions about can/how cats might transmit to humans and it's not worth debating it here. but if there is a link there then the implication for cats outdoors is pretty severe. if you have an outdoor cat i'd start getting them used to spending more time indoors now. they might need to make a rapid transition to indoor cat in the near future
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and also keep an eye on your beloved critters for signs of respiratory distress. i'm not even sure what to look for, does anyone know what respiratory issues in cats looks like? probably more tired and apathetic than normal?
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i know why the caged furb sings
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Did you forget to feed him again?
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mod sassinator posted:and also keep an eye on your beloved critters for signs of respiratory distress. i'm not even sure what to look for, does anyone know what respiratory issues in cats looks like? probably more tired and apathetic than normal? catface is a symptomatic carrier of cat herpes, which affects cats' respiratory systems. hers is pretty mild but manifests as p much constant nasal and eye discharge, plus the occasional sneezing and wheezy noises. so yeah if your cat suddenly becomes really goopy plus not eating and generally acting "off" that's probably a sign that something's up  i usually wipe her off for photos but this is about her standard goop level otherwise
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 Radio! posted:catface is a symptomatic carrier of cat herpes, which affects cats' respiratory systems. hers is pretty mild but manifests as p much constant nasal and eye discharge, plus the occasional sneezing and wheezy noises. good to know, thank you! Various states of the Egg    
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Milly and Butters both being shelter rescues have the herp as well and sneeze a few times a day but are otherwise living with it just fine. Just one of those things. I do keep a pile of qtips on my desk so they're handy if i need to grab one to clean Milly up when she gets too goopy otherwise it gets on everything she rubs her head on all the time.
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stinkface for iospace
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enable sound https://i.imgur.com/Pdhujos.mp4
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cats can cough. it’s weird when they do it
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Radio! posted:catface is a symptomatic carrier of cat herpes, which affects cats' respiratory systems. hers is pretty mild but manifests as p much constant nasal and eye discharge, plus the occasional sneezing and wheezy noises. Sadie has that too. it is generally uneventful but she has been known to come running over to sneeze on me before which is awful. she also will have the occasional cough, but it resolves quickly even if it looks odd. we pay extra for the good air filter and run a hepa filter at night which seems to help greatly. Shifty Pony fucked around with this message at 03:19 on Apr 23, 2020 |
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Misty used to have asthma which was horrible when she had an attack, it basically manifested as her hunching down and then doing deep wheezing coughs every few seconds for a few minutes straight.  but it was very rare once she was pilled up for it.
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FelicityGS posted:stinkface for iospace
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we had a cat with diabetes a long time ago, it was weird that he didn't really mind at all being held down to get his insulin shot every day, but the pill? absolutely gently caress you for trying to give him a pill you'd think being literally stabbed would get a greater reaction than trying to feed him a little wad of butter with a prize inside but nope!!
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If you think your cat has hairballs but you never see an actual hairball come up they probably have asthma
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https://twitter.com/afuturemountain/status/1252969915859910657?s=20 Cookie takes awhile to get started.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://twitter.com/afuturemountain/status/1252969915859910657?s=20 Me too Cookie. Me too.
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Grand Fromage posted:we had a cat with diabetes a long time ago, it was weird that he didn't really mind at all being held down to get his insulin shot every day, but the pill? absolutely gently caress you for trying to give him a pill Our technique was extremely spoiled: we used raw chunks of heart meat or something; cut them into tiny little bits the size of your fingernail and hide a pill inside with an incision. It'd usually take two or three to get her to eat the pill without spilling. Too big and she could eat around it, but if they were small enough she'd have to give up and crunch down eventually. And she'd get some more chunks after the pill to make sure she didn't think of it as just pilling. She liked the meat enough that she didn't object to the whole event. It turned into a very ritualised event, I'd come out with a chopping board full of meat and give them to her one by one, pilling until they went down (by the time she was 18 or 19 she was on three pills in the afternoon, and we'd do the big pill in half), then feed her the rest, and the show her my empty hands to signal it was over, my sister said it was freaky they way she understood the gestures and immediately reacted, like we had our own sign language. I think it was asthma, hyperthyroid and heart pills? Or maybe liver/thyroid/heart and we only did asthma if she had had an attack or it was in season. And also she took stool softener as a liquid that got drizzled onto the dinner later. Lots of medicine but once she was on pills her quality of life was perfectly fine. MikeJF fucked around with this message at 04:26 on Apr 23, 2020 |
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