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Cat eating meds = expensive late night vet visit
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Back to my cat...
i'm a bit worried because she doesn't seem to have anywhere near the energy she normally has. she's usually bouncing off the walls (literally), and chasing toys or the laser pointer when i play around with it. She's eating, sleeping, and purring but she seems very lethargic. i'm hoping it's just still a lingering effect from possibly the sedation or the "crash" from intaking the vyvanse, but i figured it'd be gone by now. thinking it might also be the whole trauma of going to the vet etc
i'm a bit worried because she doesn't seem to have anywhere near the energy she normally has. she's usually bouncing off the walls (literally), and chasing toys or the laser pointer when i play around with it. She's eating, sleeping, and purring but she seems very lethargic. i'm hoping it's just still a lingering effect from possibly the sedation or the "crash" from intaking the vyvanse, but i figured it'd be gone by now. thinking it might also be the whole trauma of going to the vet etc
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she's starting to eat more, which is a good sign. keeping my fingers crossed that it's just temporary and she needs another day or two to get back to normal
I used to live alone, had a cat, purchase wine by the case and LOVE to cook. I would bet my life I have had 100x more success with women then you. You sir have got quite a lot to learn about what impresses women with class, taste and refinement.
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