ubercat wrote:Well, I honestly don't think you can do anything more. Any vinyl in the apartment? Blinds? Tends to attract dander and shit.

the only vinyl and blinds is my Stevie Wonder LP collection. I guess I'll give the furminator a judgement day and see how it works.

thanks, folks!

Sure it's sad to watch a cat eat, but this is how it's going to be from now on.

[closes eyes, thinks of England, draws hell ass cat]

Salut, ubercat.

Are they giving him any sustenance? Anything in the IV?

bumble wrote:Are they giving him any sustenance? Anything in the IV?

Yup. He's been fed from the bag for two days now, and he's got a catheter. He's showing a strong interest in food and water, but the wounds in his mouth are still giving him too much trouble. We'll see if he's interested in food in the morning. Also, it seems like he's still discomforted by a weak stomach.

When I adopted my old kitty, she was 2 years old and 6 pounds.

It's amazing how fast they can put the weight back on when they're well-fed and happy.

How much does kitty weigh now?

She passed a bit back, after 11 years together and clocking in at a maximum 13 pounds.

She was well-loved and, erm, very well-fed. And ornery! May The Baby Jesus bless all the cranky cats out there.

ubercat wrote:Point?

I think I was trying to suggest something about the duality of man, sir.

chriscookbook wrote:

ubercat wrote:Point?

I think I was trying to suggest something about the duality of man, sir.

:)

I'd still like to choke someone.

kerble wrote:[closes eyes, thinks of England, draws hell ass cat]

chriscookbook wrote:

ubercat wrote:Point?

I think I was trying to suggest something about the duality of man, sir.

You'd better get your head and your ass wired together, or I WILL take a giant shit on you.