Need to get rid of a cat...

[V8 Beast]

Any Vet that would put a cat down because it has a peeing issue is a Vet I would steer clear of.

 

Any number of reasons could be the cause. A good Vet can help get them figured out.

 

:thumbup:

 

KillJoy

 

So what you are saying is you want another cat?

[mjrsplat]

Drop the cat off in front of Asian garden buffet. My guess is you'll never have to worry about it again.

[Major_golf]

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[smokin5s]

Any Vet that would put a cat down because it has a peeing issue is a Vet I would steer clear of.

 

Any number of reasons could be the cause. A good Vet can help get them figured out.

 

:thumbup:

 

KillJoy

Who cares?

[TTQ B4U]

Open door, put cat outside, close door. He may sit on the porch but will eventually have to go eat. I doubt he will die there. Simple.

[BrianZ06]

I like all animals but at one time I had 3-4 cats around my house that were most likely just dropped off since I live out of town. One was a mean mother . They never left I never fed them. I got tired of them leaving dead mice parts on my front porch. I decided to relocate them down the road. I dropped one off probably 2 miles a away and it came back. I gave my self the title of being an equal opportunity cat displacement officer.

[Skinner]

I like all animals but at one time I had 3-4 cats around my house that were most likely just dropped off since I live out of town. One was a mean mother . They never left I never fed them. I got tired of them leaving dead mice parts on my front porch. I decided to relocate them down the road. I dropped one off probably 2 miles a away and it came back. I gave my self the title of being an equal opportunity cat displacement officer.

 

I grew up in the country and we dealt with feral cats mostly some dogs and a lot of drop offs if the animals were friendly we would call the pound and have them taken away If we didn't keep them (dogs) if not the fertilized the fields around us.

[Otis Nice]

I took care of a cat for Anthony once. I'd be willing to do the same for ya for a small fee.

 

Troof.

[KillJoy]

I took care of a cat for Anthony once. I'd be willing to do the same for ya for a small fee.

 

Troof.

 

 

I would not post that.

 

 

KillJoy

[Otis Nice]

I would not post that.

 

 

KillJoy

 

I would get the full story before assuming the worst.

 

Ant needed to get rid of a cat. I took said kitty to a neighbor that had 11 acres with cats, cows, and a dog. It's all good. Picked up cat, dropped off cat. No probs. No worries.

[KillJoy]

I would get the full story before assuming the worst.

 

It was a painless kill with a 45. It felt nothing.

 

Nice edit.

 

 

KillJoy

[TTQ B4U]

I grew up in the country and we dealt with feral cats mostly some dogs and a lot of drop offs if the animals were friendly we would call the pound and have them taken away If we didn't keep them (dogs) if not the fertilized the fields around us.

 

My in laws place/barns on 120 acres have more feral cats than you can imagine. Let's just say I clean my guns down there with my brother in laws and have taken out more than 2 dozen last year alone and I don't think we put a dent in them. Scary shit as one time we went into the barn and saw 4-5 of them killing a racoon. Bastard didn't stand a chance. They even turned and growled at us as if they were rabid.

[KillJoy]

Feral cats / dogs are a different story then domesticated home pets.

 

KillJoy

 

My in laws place/barns on 120 acres have more feral cats than you can imagine. Let's just say I clean my guns down there with my brother in laws and have taken out more than 2 dozen last year alone and I don't think we put a dent in them. Scary shit as one time we went into the barn and saw 4-5 of them killing a racoon. Bastard didn't stand a chance. They even turned and growled at us as if they were rabid.

[John Bruh]

target practice? shoot its foot first so it knows your not playing then finish strong with a headshot!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+50

[Otis Nice]

Nice edit.

 

 

KillJoy

 

Close. Don't currently and never have owned a .45. All of the CSI tests would never match the bullet to any of my guns.

[mjrsplat]

target practice? shoot its foot first so it knows your not playing then finish strong with a headshot!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+50

 

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[cornbreadxd]

Craigslist, make a personals add for the cat though you'll get some freaks but you should get rid of it sooner

[nurkvinny]

When I had my cat on CL last week, 2 shelters actually e-mailed me wanting her???

 

One was Westerville, I'll look up the other. Kind of made me think they're in it for retailing a cat.

[Tractor]

Sounds like my kinda cat, drop it off outside of my house and I'll throw it food from time to time. Otherwise its mice and anything the Coyotes don't eat.

[Dave1647545494]

bring me cat minus skin and I'll make kung pao out of it

[Big Chief2011647545501]

Ive got a crazy cat lady that sits near me at work ill ask her tomorrow about where it can go she volunteers at some cat rescue. I bet she'll probably say double bag it in the river.

[LJ]

Any Vet that would put a cat down because it has a peeing issue is a Vet I would steer clear of.

 

Any number of reasons could be the cause. A good Vet can help get them figured out.

 

:thumbup:

 

KillJoy

 

You better go to vet school to learn how to do your own veterinary work then.....

[Guest Hal]

You better go to vet school to learn how to do your own veterinary work then.....

 

No, he can go to my vet. I know of a few vets that have "euthanized" an unwanted animal. Oddly enough, the very same animals seem to be immune to the injection and are usually adopted fairly quickly.

[KillJoy]

No, he can go to my vet. I know of a few vets that have "euthanized" an unwanted animal. Oddly enough, the very same animals seem to be immune to the injection and are usually adopted fairly quickly.

 

 

Sounds like a Vet I would want helping MY animals.....

 

KillJoy

[LJ]

No, he can go to my vet. I know of a few vets that have "euthanized" an unwanted animal. Oddly enough, the very same animals seem to be immune to the injection and are usually adopted fairly quickly.

 

I bet $1000 that your vet would euthanize a cat with urination problems.