El Gar posted:

i got something in the mail today would you like to see it?




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e5QQhqE248

Silver Alicorn posted:

here's the oldcat



whoa tables

blackflare posted:

She is a girlcat named tangerine and she enjoys barfing, loafing, and trying to meow and failing. She just opens her mouth and nothing comes out, or sometimes she sounds like a squeaky door hinge. She is approximately 50% cat and 50% floof.

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The “silent meow” is actually a real meow, but the sound is above the range of human hearing. Cats can hear sounds as high-pitched at 65,000 cycles per second. Humans, on the other hand, can only hear up to about 20,000 cycles per second, so what sounds like a piercing cry to your cat may be completely inaudible to you.

Startyde posted:

The stray that's been hanging out near me had a litter and I took some photos the other day. The complex management is supposed to capture/fix/release strays and she's been around for over a year so I dunno what's up. They're all gorgeous so I guess I don't care.










They're semi-feral, even the kittens won't get any closer than ~ten feet.

fork bomb posted:

Rebus is hecka soft. he gets it from Pretty Mommy. i can't tell which one is softer.

tokomon posted:

Grow wings, Mercredi, dammit! GROW WINGS.

Golden-i posted:

refurb watching the rain (click for huge)

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

There goes my new lens and lights budget. This is for the first 12 hours

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

The dr started tearing up and her voice got caught in her throat a few times.

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

so the first urine and blood tests came back, since i brought him in so quickly (which is good) the toxins wouldn't have showed up in his system anyways. They gave him charcoal and an anti-nausea med so he doesn't puke up the charcoal. They also have him on IVs to push lots of fluid through his kidneys so that they are okay.

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

she was all teary eyed during the exam when he was running around the room jumping on things telling me that even a small amount can be fatal.

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

I've gotten 3 so far from LSD, TI and JS.

I am lying in bed crying, both over Esteban and strangers over the Internet helping out Esteban.

Thank you all so much!

Will post a receipt tmrw when I go in to see him. I put a $1000 deposit down before leaving.

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

10am Esteban Status:

18 hours post Lily ingestion we know the following things:

1) The white flowers in the bunch were Peruvian Lilies, which are not actually Lilies. While still mildly toxic to cats, if Esteban were to have eaten a whole bunch, he'd have some wicked diarrhea and not much else. He definitely ate some, but since they're not true lilies, that's actually good news.

2) The morning Vet who called me was describing how Esteban was fighting her and "giving her sass mouth" and I could hear him yelling at her. She said that those were really encouraging signs, since lethargy would be bad.

3) He keeps peeing so things are looking fine until the 3pm blood/urine panel when we will know more. If he stops peeing, he will gain weight and that is indicative of kidney failure and that's bad.

4) If he doesn't get worse, which is still possible, the vet said he could come home tomorrow. So 2 full days of hospitalization.

JosephStalinVEVO posted:

I promise to post receipts / invoices so that you guys know I did not buy my gf shoes with it.

Nostalgia4Infinity posted:

Black Esteban is taking this opportunity to stage a coup

Golden-i posted:

I call this piece "Catte Ascending Staircase"

gooby on rails posted:

hi I haven't read this thread in a few weeks what's the latest

Happy Noodle Boy posted:

$100 and he'll mail you Esteban for a day

Sudo Echo posted:

gonna need more pics of this dude, sweet colors

minivanmegafun posted:

Trevor also had some problems with one of his eyes earlier this year, but the actual cause was never determined. It was a strange plaque growing over one of his eyes.

duTrieux. posted:

i'd do all sorts of things to this cat

TOO SCSI FOR MY CAT posted:

That was my cat.

First sign was that her eye was very runny, and she kept it closed for a full day. When she was willing to open it, the pupil was extremely dilated. The sclera was not red or inflamed. I took her in the next day, but by then it had returned to normal, and the vet was unable to provide a diagnosis. The vet gave me a referral to some veterinary ophthalmologists.

The next week it happened again, so I took her into the ophthalmologist. He said she had severe glaucoma, that she had gone blind in that eye, and gave me some eyedrops to see if they would be effective against the pressure/pain. I tried them for a week with no effect, then got given a different set of eyedrops, which were tried for a week and had minor-but-not-much effect.

After two weeks of this, she was still not doing well, and her eye had turned seriously bad-looking. The ophthalmologist recommended removal of the eye, and I agreed. After removal, the eye was sent to a lab for examination. The lab discovered a diffuse tumor in the iris, which had caused the glaucoma.

Feisty-Cadaver posted:

yo PSA to the 'pos, if your cat is behaving in some way that even your dumb rear end human self can recognize maybe something is awry, take your goddamn cat to the vet you shithead.

maybe it's nothing and you'll be out 100 bux, but maybe it's something insanely serious and you just saved a catte life.

PipeRifle posted:

Yo cats also get pinkeye really easily. Doc used to get it all the time from roggling with Rodent. Might just be that and then you're looking at some antibiotics and no big deal

dur posted:

HEGEL SMOKE A J posted:

I would not mind this at all as an avatar.

fork bomb posted:

best outcome ever???

MikeJF posted:

Three, it seems? Looks like the second white one is still in the roof.

wheatpuppy posted:

He is 100% genuine MANE KOON, it says so right on his file at the vet.

Lum posted: