I need to put a cat out of its misery

[chef1231]

My list has been growing the last few weeks.

I did not know such a list was around. How do I add people to it and how does it work?

Im guessing the OP has already handled the problem since we are 3 days into this? CCI Quiet or just take it to a vet and they will put it down with a shot ( no pun intended)

 

[cbhausen]

I did not know such a list was around. How do I add people to it and how does it work?

Click user name, select view profile, and then click add to ignore list.

 

[chef1231]

Thank you

 

[cbhausen]

You know, I can let it slide when some folks post w/o reading the whole thread... But the op came back ON THIS PAGE and said the cat is on the mend. And we still have folks offering suggestions on how to dispatch the animal.

 

[trucker777]

 

[bradmedic04]

After all this, the damn thing survived? Sheesh.

 

[BigBoxaJunk]

After all this, the damn thing survived? Sheesh.

Turns out it was just a hair-ball.

 

[patience0830]

Turns out it was just a hair-ball.

An apt description of cats in general, right there.

 

[Dead Duck]

After all this, the damn thing survived? Sheesh.

I'm with bradmedic04.

YOUR CAT MUST DIE!

 

[HoughMade]

Maybe a shovel, hammer, I would use a .22. My Dad would probably use a bag, and rock and a pond.

This seems like a long time to let the poor thing suffer in agony.

 

[historian]

I would just give it to Freeman. He would probably bore it to death.

 

[HoughMade]

I would just give it to Freeman. He would probably bore it to death.

C'mon....a humane​ way of getting this done.

...this poor animal whose been injured for over 3 days.

Iocane powder?

 

[rhino]

I don't like cats.
My enemy is a cat.
He is incredibly arrogant. And judgmental.
I hate him.

 

[dusty88]

Well.


Um....


glad the cat is getting better and for future info


Yes, vets are a lot more expensive than a .22. We generally sedate, inject anesthesia, keep it painless, etc but I don't think it's a bad choice to use a quick method if you need to save the money.

Another option if you can't afford treatment or professional euthanasia is to call your local shelter. Some will euthanize for a smaller fee. The downside is that you usually have to drop them off. They may be in a cage for a while, it may be a less pleasant environment, and not exactly with the time your vet gives. But it's an option sometimes.

 

[Expat]

I don't like cats.
My enemy is a cat.
He is incredibly arrogant. And judgmental.
I hate him.

Animal hater... or like one of your children... confusion setting in again...