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um actually there's nothing wrong with letting cats be outdoor pets. your cat is depressed locked inside forever. it's animal abuse. let it outside. more cats should be let outside more often. especially overnight.

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Made my kids watch this for movie night. "This reminds me of Spaceballs," my daughter said, and I nearly burst a vessel in my eye. My six year old fell asleep. It's a crapshoot whether or not he'll follow a full movie after 7pm, and A New Hope is a lot less flashy than modern stuff. I still love Luke.

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Our eighteen and a half year old cat sharply declined this week. She's not seeking pets and attention the way she was doing even a week ago, and while obviously I'm hoping there's something obvious and curable, I don't think so. Her arthritis has been managed for a while but she's lost weight too fast. I assume the thyroid is going now.

Hey so some good updates: she's not actively dying! She had an upper respiratory virus and a UTI at the same time. (Fun fact: this happened to me in 2022 and I thought I was actively dying. I ran a fever for three weeks straight. I lost 30lbs. I got diagnosed with depression because I was sleeping so much but lol it was a UTI.) The cold started to subside and she perked up a lot. So we're doing a course of antibiotics for the UTI. Another update: her thyroid sucks. We can medicate this, it's pretty typical for a cat this age. We've agreed no heroic measures for organ failure, but so long as she's having a good time we're going to keep her around.

saw someone trying to roast this guy on reddit but all the comments were just like "fuck off, that's based"