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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
In my limited experience with elderly cats my concern would be the disorienting effect with moving to a new environment.
Yes, definitely a concern. I just need to weigh if that will impact his quality of life more negatively than being euthanized. (if that makes sense)
And here is a cool dog story that I found via Free kibble.
Nora, does Beeblebrox remember you? Will he find your scent comforting?
Because that could be part of the landscape for him.
Yes, he remembers me, for sure. He follows me around and sleeps with me when I'm visiting my parents.
I don't envy you that decision, Nora. I hope your vet has some good insight.
Yes, he remembers me, for sure. He follows me around and sleeps with me when I'm visiting my parents.
Given that, I would take the chance. But with the knowledge that you might have to make a choice down the road, and possibly not too far. But as I said, I've seen elderly cats make big adjustments and thrive.
Emilia Clarke and her feline co-star on the Red Carpet for "Breakfast At Tiffanies."
High level intel says that she is dating Seth Macfarlane. . . by high level intel I mean one of my friends.
She has my suympathy.
Maybe this is something for Good Stuff: Helicopter blows deer trapped on frozen lake to shore.
Nora - I agree with Brenda. Given that Beeblebrox remembers you I think moving him is worth the risk.