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Run it over with a car.
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Here I am, Here I remain
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Originally Posted By Rigian: Obviously we don't have too many members who grew up on farms. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Rigian: Originally Posted By TylerF: Seriously. What a fucked up thread. I grew up on a farm, cattle and horses. I just don't like shooting the animal, I mean you have a dog your whole life who is loyal and the last thing it sees before it dies is you shooting it. I'd rather just pay the vet to put it down peacefully. |
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Take it easy and if it's easy take it twice
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[#6]
Any one said dishwasher yet??
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Originally Posted By TylerF: Seriously. What a fucked up thread. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By TylerF: Originally Posted By ApacheScout: Jeez. Really? Just take care of your business without all the attention whoring. ETA: Take it to the vet to be euthanized, I'll pay for it. What a fucked up thread. |
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Preferred Pronoun: Space Lord Mutherfucker
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Spend the money to treat the cat.
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... Allegedly
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[#10]
Originally Posted By Action45: Probably the best reply yet. Well the money View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Action45: Originally Posted By simply_green: Whatever method you choose to euthanize the cat your daughter will forever remember it. You can be remembered as a compassionate respectful man or an abomination. Probably the best reply yet. Well the money Very shallow assessment. Teach your kids to be better than this. |
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Originally Posted By DragoMuseveni: ![]() FID is cat AIDS not COVID. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DragoMuseveni: Originally Posted By Blu3Ridge: Yes, I'm that guy who had his son's cat die in a dishwasher. But seriously, my daughter's cat from that same litter caught FID recently, and is less than a year old. Per the vets $375 bill, it's a 100% terminal version of Coronavirus where she has days to weeks to live. Ultimately, she will die of multiple organ failure. There is an unlicensed drug called GS-441524 that has an 84% cure rate, but you have to buy it on the black market from websites. It's basically Remdesivir made in China, and costs $900 for a treatment over 84 days of SQ injections and pills. Should I spend $900 on an outdoor cat my daughter raised from a kitten, or let it go to the woods to die, or spend money to put it down, or just give it a .22 round and put it out of it's misery as enough money was already spent? She was tearful last night over the news, and has spent today making pictures to place on the cats grave, and knows if she sees her coming around the house to say her goodbyes. ![]() FID is cat AIDS not COVID. Yup, the stray we took in a few years was diagnosed with FID. I see OP subscribes to the propaganda that everything everything is rice rabies. OP, sorry your kid's cat isn't doing well. We just had our 17 year old cat put down. She had kidney failure and a mouth infection. We paid the vet $385 to put her to sleep. I suggest you do the same. Originally Posted By JAD762: A vet euthanizing and cremating a pet is under $100. Or just hit it with a shovel and then bury it with said shovel. 🤷♂️ ![]() |
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Originally Posted By TheTallest: ![]() View Quote ![]() |
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"History is replete with the sound of silken slippers going downstairs and wooden shoes coming up." -Voltaire
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[#16]
Definitely vet.
Only time I’d do it myself is if the animal’s already a bloody mess. |
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Freedom and Justice come out of a box. Sometimes it is a Jury box. Sometimes it is a Ballot box. Other times it has to come from a Cartridge box!
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Originally Posted By TescoVee: Depends on where you are. My girlfriend's cat needed to be put down last month. She had a stomach tumor and stopped eating. $75. RIP Auburn. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/260765/20161120_114522_jpg-2383497.JPG View Quote Was that for the bag in the photo that you then tossed into a river? |
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Originally Posted By atomicglock: https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gunblast.com%2Fimages%2FRemington-VMT%2FDSC04633.JPG&f=1&nofb=1 Get all nine lives in one shot. (Seriously, cats don't die easy) View Quote |
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Vet.
I am looking a having to make the decision for one of mine if he doesn't get better this week. Not Corona though. |
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Originally Posted By Rigian: Obviously we don't have too many members who grew up on farms. View Quote I grew up on a farm and still own a farm, we give our animals a respectful death here, and drowning them in a sack isn't that. Shooting them is cheap and quick, drowning an animal is heartless and needlessly cruel, especially when a .22 is what 3 cents a shot? Would you like to drown in a sack? If the answer is no then why would you do it to any other living creature? Yes I shoot and eat animals, but I do my very best to kill them quickly and with the least amount of pain possible, I feel that's my responsibility as a good and moral human. You do you, but not all of us that own actual farms think drowning anything is the right way to do things. I say all the above as someone who really doesn't like cats much. Flame suit on I guess. |
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"Beware of old men. They may have killed braver men than you." TontoGoldstein
"America is at that awkward stage; it's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards." |
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I have had to do it more times than I can count, both myself or Vet. Really, unless you are extremely rural, with a cat that family has an emotional bond with do the Vet. They are tough and do flop around quite a bit. If you are considering a $900 black market treatment, $100 euth at the Vet is not the wrong choice. Sorry for your situation OP.
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I’m beginning to think you simply like trolling the cat lovers of GD.
Not getting sucked into this shit show again. |
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Originally Posted By midcap: I grew up on a farm, cattle and horses. I just don't like shooting the animal, I mean you have a dog your whole life who is loyal and the last thing it sees before it dies is you shooting it. I'd rather just pay the vet to put it down peacefully. View Quote On our farm pets get the vet 100% of the time, and farm animals get a .22 in the X spot. |
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"Beware of old men. They may have killed braver men than you." TontoGoldstein
"America is at that awkward stage; it's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards." |
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You can euthanize small animals with vinegar and baking soda to make carbon dioxide. Easy to look that one up. I had to snuff out my kids pet rat near the end and it seemed rather peaceful. Not sure how much you’d need for a cat.
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If you’re advocating doing something to a cat that you wouldn’t have done to a dog or other animal, you’re a fucking scumbag
OP, be a decent human being and either treat the cat or have the vet put it down if you can’t afford the treatment |
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Originally Posted By TheTallest: Yup, the stray we took in a few years was diagnosed with FID. I see OP subscribes to the propaganda that everything everything is rice rabies. OP, sorry your kid's cat isn't doing well. We just had our 17 year old cat put down. She had kidney failure and a mouth infection. We paid the vet $385 to put her to sleep. I suggest you do the same. ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By TheTallest: Originally Posted By DragoMuseveni: Originally Posted By Blu3Ridge: Yes, I'm that guy who had his son's cat die in a dishwasher. But seriously, my daughter's cat from that same litter caught FID recently, and is less than a year old. Per the vets $375 bill, it's a 100% terminal version of Coronavirus where she has days to weeks to live. Ultimately, she will die of multiple organ failure. There is an unlicensed drug called GS-441524 that has an 84% cure rate, but you have to buy it on the black market from websites. It's basically Remdesivir made in China, and costs $900 for a treatment over 84 days of SQ injections and pills. Should I spend $900 on an outdoor cat my daughter raised from a kitten, or let it go to the woods to die, or spend money to put it down, or just give it a .22 round and put it out of it's misery as enough money was already spent? She was tearful last night over the news, and has spent today making pictures to place on the cats grave, and knows if she sees her coming around the house to say her goodbyes. ![]() FID is cat AIDS not COVID. Yup, the stray we took in a few years was diagnosed with FID. I see OP subscribes to the propaganda that everything everything is rice rabies. OP, sorry your kid's cat isn't doing well. We just had our 17 year old cat put down. She had kidney failure and a mouth infection. We paid the vet $385 to put her to sleep. I suggest you do the same. Originally Posted By JAD762: A vet euthanizing and cremating a pet is under $100. Or just hit it with a shovel and then bury it with said shovel. 🤷♂️ ![]() I had to laugh too. They obviously have not had this done. It was $200 for the vet visit and $120 for group cremation with discarded ashes (cheapest option). $100 for both??? LOL. Why people get so touchy freely about this topic is beyond me. |
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I pray that this post is not a waste of site resources.
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[#30]
Blunt force trauma to head
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[#31]
Jesus Titty Fucking Christ.
Pay the vet to do it humanely. |
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I’m new and won’t be posting much… HOWEVER…
If you are unable or unwilling to spend the money to give the animal a dignified death, PM me. I will pay the vet bill for the euthanasia. |
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Threads like this make me want hoard more ammo.
What the fuck is wrong with y'all? |
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[#37]
hmmm...use your tried and true method. Why change?
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Vet if possible.
Also, are you sure the prognosis is terminal? I don't know if those shady treatments actually work. Prepost EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GS-441524 Apparently they might. Why the hell hasn't this been licensed for veterinary use? If you're going to put the cat down I recommend a vet do it, as it'll be pretty much guaranteed a humane, peaceful passing. Shooting it might be a bit messy and there's no guarantee it'll be instant. (I personally also think it's a bit barbaric, but that's just my opinion, man.) I've lost a few cats, sorry for your loss. ![]() |
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[#39]
Just have the vet euthanize it. There’s no need to let it suffer.
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We're getting close, real close. And now for some more bad news... Ready?
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Old school it. 5 gallon bucket of water, burlap sack, and...we called it culling back in the day. They probably just call it murder or something like that now a days. I'm not woke
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Originally Posted By arowneragain: Tagged for link to $0.03 22lr. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By arowneragain: Originally Posted By zukguy: especially when a .22 is what 3 cents a shot? . Tagged for link to $0.03 22lr. Zukguy is a time traveler. It’s 10 cents a round here. |
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We're getting close, real close. And now for some more bad news... Ready?
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[#44]
Take it to the vet. Wait a month and get the daughter a new cat.
Cats often die early. It’s depressing sometimes. |
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[#45]
Remember to dig the hole before you shoot it. It’s easier then looking at it while you dig the hole.
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Originally Posted By Butternut: Originally Posted By Action45: The vet will run you $100-200 bucks. I took my cat to the vet, he went peacefully in my arms. ![]() This was my guy as a kitten. I haven’t seen this pick in years, but I was holding him just like this when he left us. ![]() |
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Originally Posted By zukguy: I grew up on a farm and still own a farm, we give our animals a respectful death here, and drowning them in a sack isn't that. Shooting them is cheap and quick, drowning an animal is heartless and needlessly cruel, especially when a .22 is what 3 cents a shot? Would you like to drown in a sack? If the answer is no then why would you do it to any other living creature? Yes I shoot and eat animals, but I do my very best to kill them quickly and with the least amount of pain possible, I feel that's my responsibility as a good and moral human. You do you, but not all of us that own actual farms think drowning anything is the right way to do things. I say all the above as someone who really doesn't like cats much. Flame suit on I guess. View Quote Posts like these let me know that good people still exist in this world. |
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Originally Posted By simply_green: Whatever method you choose to euthanize the cat your daughter will forever remember it. You can be remembered as a compassionate respectful man or an abomination. View Quote This. Talk to your vet for the best option. Your daughter will always remember how you handle it, good or bad. |
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Catnip, curare, club
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Originally Posted By zx9rt1texas: Old school it. 5 gallon bucket of water, burlap sack, and...we called it culling back in the day. They probably just call it murder or something like that now a days. I'm not woke View Quote You're not woke, but you're definitely something else.. (see: COC) |
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