'Jaynestown'
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.
Dear sweet Lord. Best. Smile. EVAR. Y'know, in case it hasn't been mentioned recently.
Ok. Yeah, I can see where you get that.
There has never ever ever in the history of EVER been a bad photo taken of juliana.
That one's pretty good too!
Dear lawerd! Matilda looks so tiny and cute!
I need hivemind help: can cats be allergic to bee stings? Tzepesh was just stung while trying to be a fierce hunter cat. I told Pete to call the vet, because I have no clue.
Huh. Guys, help me out here -- doesn't The Scarlet Pimpernel end with him having been whipped and her having bloody feet, for some reason? I'm not making that up, right?
I don't know the answer to either of those questions. Sorry.
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Jilli, I don't know about cats, but one of my sister's dogs is allergic. (We know this because Fenway had tried to eat bees more than once, and they have something like an epi-pen for her.)
Yeah, Google is telling me that cats can be allergic, and gives a list of symptoms to watch for. Which is why I told Pete to call the vet right away. So, not-allergic ~ma for Tzepesh would be great.
Jilli, dogs can. Nothing about cats.
How's he reacting? Poor wee hunter-kitty.
Fenway is a Boston Terrier, and has those bug-eyes that Bostons tend to get, but when she's been stung her face swells up so much that her eyes become deep-set. In my DH's words, "she's even funnier looking!"
If the gods are dog lovers, my DH is going to Hell.
eta: ~ma for the kitty.
I suspect that the vet will tell Pete the same thing, but afaik, bee-sting allergy symptoms in critters are much like they are in humans; in other words, if there were a problem, you would've known pretty much right away thanks to more-than-local swelling and distress.
(But Pete, do check in and say so!)