Crankbaits n kitty kats....

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

G, that just don't look natural, you sure them cats got a pulse?

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ha ha ha....yep they got a pulse lol. The black one is two years old and the calico is eighteen years old.

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

22???

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:highfive

Barbie while I was overseas April had to take our jack russell to the Doggy ER for the exact same thing. She came home from work and the crank had him all in a pretzel. Glad your's is ok too.

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Originally Posted by Barbie

Don't mix, as we learned upon entering ATM's house last nite after the tournament. Our beloved Richochet located a crankbait in our absence and had to be rushed to Horn Lake Animal Hospital....she was put to sleep n the crankbait removed n after 12 staples in her abdomen, she was sent home with pain meds n antibiotics.
Needless to say, hard lesson learned. We r still unsure how the crankbait was left out, but very grateful to HL Animal Hospital. I have had to use them twice in the last 6 months, my baby Bella went into liver failure in January, n they fixed her right up. N after 9 days in the hospital, my bill was only 800.00...someone is there 24 hours a day, so if u r close by, n ever have a pet emergency, I highly recommend them.
Richochet will have to wear an E collar for 10 days til the staples are removed...something she is not real happy about...
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But I am grateful it was not much, much worse. New rule....no fishing paraphernalia allowed in either home. Luckily, ATM is closing on his cabin May 21st...it has a shop where everything can be stored. So for those with animal family members, a friendly reminder....make sure NOTHING is left out!!!!

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Did your cat SWALLOW the crankbait?

Glad your kitty cats ok, I'm bad about leaving stuff lying around myself. I'm definately pay more attention to what I leave laying around.

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Originally Posted by "G"

Mine are busy doing what they do best.....taking a nap. http://img.tapatalk.com/20a280d8-e121-bd3a.jpg

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"G" what those cats need is what I got my wifes inside house cat! They need a Yorkie puppy to play with them!!!

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

Did your cat SWALLOW the crankbait?

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No...I think she used it like a toy, n got it hooked into her leg n belly, n then ripped it out of her belly, n got it re hooked back in her belly. It was stuck in her when I found her, and had a 1 1/2 inch open wound next to it.

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Originally Posted by "G"

ha ha ha....yep they got a pulse lol. The black one is two years old and the calico is eighteen years old.

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They are darling...my Fathead is 9, Richochet is 3, n the baby is a year next month. Don't know what I wld do without them!

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Originally Posted by Barbie

No...I think she used it like a toy, n got it hooked into her leg n belly, n then ripped it out of her belly, n got it re hooked back in her belly. It was stuck in her when I found her, and had a 1 1/2 inch open wound next to it.

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Dang Barbie that sounds nasty! Glad everything is going to be alright! Granted I don't like a cat inside the house but I sure wouldn't want anything to happen to the wifes cat! Tigger is a pain in the butt! He thinks he is a dog and he plays fetch!

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And besides Tigger gives my little girl Sugar someone to play with!:biggrin Aint nothing better than to watch a 3.6 pound Yorkie chase a 15 pound cat around the house!Rofl

Glad yer cats ok.... How many channels does he get with that thing??

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