That sucks man. Always hard to lose a pet. Even harder to lose one the way you're describing.
Quote from: challengerX on March 24, 2015, 12:22:47 PMQuote from: Noëlle on March 24, 2015, 11:54:46 AMQuote from: challengerX on March 24, 2015, 11:49:47 AMRead my edit made 4 seconds before your post. Not sure what you're arguing about. Activated charcoal is supposed to be given when the cat is done vomiting, and the cat didn't ingest any acid or alkali. .......If you have no idea what you are talking about, then I am going to correct you. You obviously do not know much about either activated charcoal or antifreeze. Antifreeze is not some universal chemical, there are different kinds, which can be acidic, alkaline, or neither. Sandtrap said antifreeze, he did not say what kind, whether it was pure or diluted, whether it had been in a vehicle, because he has no way of knowing those things, and all of those would factor into whether activated charcoal is the right drug to give. Before you give any drug, you have to do investigative work to find out whether it is the right thing to give or not.I told him to go to the vet and if necessary get activated charcoal. Calm your nonexistent tits.Hey. It don't matter now. Sent the cat out last night. She came back in at midnight. I went to sleep, woke up at 6. Noticed she was unresponsive. Went down to work, checked back up on her every hour when I could trying to pin down what it was.Anyway. I tried driving off to the vets. Cat died on the way there.I appreciate the attempted help though.Thanks folks.
Quote from: Noëlle on March 24, 2015, 11:54:46 AMQuote from: challengerX on March 24, 2015, 11:49:47 AMRead my edit made 4 seconds before your post. Not sure what you're arguing about. Activated charcoal is supposed to be given when the cat is done vomiting, and the cat didn't ingest any acid or alkali. .......If you have no idea what you are talking about, then I am going to correct you. You obviously do not know much about either activated charcoal or antifreeze. Antifreeze is not some universal chemical, there are different kinds, which can be acidic, alkaline, or neither. Sandtrap said antifreeze, he did not say what kind, whether it was pure or diluted, whether it had been in a vehicle, because he has no way of knowing those things, and all of those would factor into whether activated charcoal is the right drug to give. Before you give any drug, you have to do investigative work to find out whether it is the right thing to give or not.I told him to go to the vet and if necessary get activated charcoal. Calm your nonexistent tits.
Quote from: challengerX on March 24, 2015, 11:49:47 AMRead my edit made 4 seconds before your post. Not sure what you're arguing about. Activated charcoal is supposed to be given when the cat is done vomiting, and the cat didn't ingest any acid or alkali. .......If you have no idea what you are talking about, then I am going to correct you. You obviously do not know much about either activated charcoal or antifreeze. Antifreeze is not some universal chemical, there are different kinds, which can be acidic, alkaline, or neither. Sandtrap said antifreeze, he did not say what kind, whether it was pure or diluted, whether it had been in a vehicle, because he has no way of knowing those things, and all of those would factor into whether activated charcoal is the right drug to give. Before you give any drug, you have to do investigative work to find out whether it is the right thing to give or not.
Read my edit made 4 seconds before your post. Not sure what you're arguing about. Activated charcoal is supposed to be given when the cat is done vomiting, and the cat didn't ingest any acid or alkali.
Quote from: Sandtrap on March 24, 2015, 12:28:27 PMQuote from: challengerX on March 24, 2015, 12:22:47 PMQuote from: Noëlle on March 24, 2015, 11:54:46 AMQuote from: challengerX on March 24, 2015, 11:49:47 AMRead my edit made 4 seconds before your post. Not sure what you're arguing about. Activated charcoal is supposed to be given when the cat is done vomiting, and the cat didn't ingest any acid or alkali. .......If you have no idea what you are talking about, then I am going to correct you. You obviously do not know much about either activated charcoal or antifreeze. Antifreeze is not some universal chemical, there are different kinds, which can be acidic, alkaline, or neither. Sandtrap said antifreeze, he did not say what kind, whether it was pure or diluted, whether it had been in a vehicle, because he has no way of knowing those things, and all of those would factor into whether activated charcoal is the right drug to give. Before you give any drug, you have to do investigative work to find out whether it is the right thing to give or not.I told him to go to the vet and if necessary get activated charcoal. Calm your nonexistent tits.Hey. It don't matter now. Sent the cat out last night. She came back in at midnight. I went to sleep, woke up at 6. Noticed she was unresponsive. Went down to work, checked back up on her every hour when I could trying to pin down what it was.Anyway. I tried driving off to the vets. Cat died on the way there.I appreciate the attempted help though.Thanks folks.I'm really sorry man, that is horrible. I'm a huge animal lover as well as a lover of cats. I can't imagine what sort of depraved sack of shit would poison a cat.
I'm sorry Sandtrap :/I know this cat meant a lot to you...
Somebody poisoned my cat
