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My cat is extremely affectionate and loving, but he is does not comfort me in times of need at all whatsoever!
I’m crying? It’s too noisy for him lol.
Laying on the bathroom floor because I have food poisoning? He is like bro wtf you still in the bathroom for lol.
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Uplifting News@lemmy.world•Study shows that digital treatment with Tetris gameplay can dramatically reduce trauma memoriesEnglish
2·19 days agoWow no I’m dumb I somehow skipped that part of the sentence sorry!!!
dingus@lemmy.worldto
Uplifting News@lemmy.world•Study shows that digital treatment with Tetris gameplay can dramatically reduce trauma memoriesEnglish
4·19 days agoHave you ever heard of EMDR therapy? This really reminds me of this. It’s a newer therapy that is geared towards trauma. They do this weird thing where they have the participants move their eyes back and forth while thinking of their trauma. People seem to be torn on whether or not the eye movements themselves help or if it’s just the nature of performing an action while doing so. Kind of sounds like a similar concept to me.
Good luck scooping up a motherfucking house centipede. They move at like five billion miles per hour.
I honestly don’t cook so it is a non issue for me. I don’t set my takeout and silverware directly onto the counter without a plate. I have always kept fruit and veggies in the fridge, even if you can technically leave them unrefrigerated. Maybe I’m weird, but I put things like apples and loaves of bread in the fridge, even before getting a cat. I get microwavable things that go directly from the freezer into the microwave.
I built a whole ass cat wall and my cat has literally never used it beyond one step.
Even though he can jump crazy high and far, I’m wondering if he would like some intermediate steps between the shelves but idk. I did notice that he stumbled jumping between them for treats the one time.
dingus@lemmy.worldto
cats@lemmy.world•I opened the windows in -5°C and this is the cat’s reactionEnglish
11·1 month agoRude af
Yeah I used that time to ask her some things and then she ended up doing some blood work as a baseline (not because she was concerned). So not a total wash haha.
So when I got him from the shelter, they told me to give him half a can in the morning, half a can at night, and then “a little bit of dry food” (unspecified amount) as a snack. Very vague lol.
He is nonreactive to catnip, silvervine, and valerian root lol 🙃
dingus@lemmy.worldto
cats@lemmy.world•I was sick, and my cat showed up to judge me.English
7·2 months agoWhen I was laying on the bathroom floor because I was puking from food poisoning, my bro basically wandered over after a while and started meowing at me like “wtf are you still doing on the floor, weirdo?”
In my experience, you can get away with going really cheap for dry feeders though. They really aren’t that complex. I got like the second cheapest one I found on Amazon and it has been working great for the 6 months since I got it.
I really really wanted to do this in my bathroom cabinet, but it unfortunately just ended up being too small.
So did his weepy eyes resolve on their own? Did he have any other symptoms along with it.
The first illness was a couple days after I brought him home from the shelter. both his eyes were watering like crazy and he was sneezing like mad, was also coughing rarely. I took him in pretty much right away. They said it’s very normal for shelter cats to get sick, but that he did have a bit of an unusual pathogen causing it (Mycoplasma).
The second time he had only one watery eye and was sneezing a bit but less so. Also coughing rarely. I tried to do a wait and see with this and was wondering if it was allergies, but it stayed the same for several weeks (no better but no worse), so he got antibiotics and it cleared up again.
This time he has two weepy eyes, but he actually hasn’t been sneezing much at all. He does cough rarely. I’m still doing a bit of a wait and see with the lysine this time before I bring him in.
Shoot yeah I forgot I was going to keep buying “low dust” litter when I first was wondering if both he and I were getting allergies, but I haven’t bought “low dust” ones recently. Even still it looks like the standard clay litter is always dusty even if it has a “low dust” formulation.
I’m not really too keen on switching the type of litter to be something like those wood pellets either. Seems like the other types are more complicated and a lot of cats don’t like them. He’s used to standard clay litter.
Interesting, I had not heard of this one. How much did that end up costing you? Sounds like it’ll be in the tens of thousands of dollar range and won’t be covered by my pet insurance lol.
My guy follows me everywhere, but whenever I turn the shower on he runs away! He seems to be a bit scared whenever it rains too. The guy must really not like water.
But if I can get him to chill in the bathroom with the shower on, I’ll give it a go.
Awww poor babies. :(
Did they ever figure out the cause? I had not really heard of this as an outcome, just particular infections that can happen and tooth loss (my guy was already missing his top front teeth!).
Ohh same. I was like wtf why is the litter so huge??
Photos like this are always so disingenuous because even newly healed tattoos never look like that. Day one pics always look insane, but they don’t look like that even a month later. Not that it will look bad a month later or anything, but it just won’t look like this.
Idk how long something in this style stays “readable”. One of the important factors is how big it is too.