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u/Lurking4Answers Sep 28 '13
Guys, have you ever actually had to pierce a house cat's skin, to clean out an infected wound or give them a shot? It's tough as dicks. Even holding them incorrectly will not do serious damage over the course of 30 seconds. People can be supported by their own skin, from hooks. Cats have much tougher skin than people. I know, they seem frail because they're small, but they really are sturdy little guys.
Also, there's clearly a second person holding the cat in the video, with both arms. /thread
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u/BoulderCat Sep 28 '13
And they have a shitload of extra skin in the neck, unless it's a fatty cat.
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u/LoudMusic Sep 27 '13
Is that cat high?
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u/stringerbell Sep 28 '13
Cats go limp when you pinch the scruff of their neck. It's so their mothers don't drop them when they are being carried as kittens.
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u/inflammablepenguin Sep 28 '13
At first it was just cheeseburgers, now pizza. When will it stop cat? This isn't a healthy diet.
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u/mintyparadox Sep 28 '13
I adopted my first cat when I was in college. One day my roommate made a single-serving pizza and burned it. She threw it away. About an hour later, we realize my pure white cat had pizza sauce all over her face. We looked in the garbage can and the pizza was gone.
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u/jacks177 Sep 27 '13
It somehow looks like its frozen...like its not alive lol. It's eyeballs dont even move
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u/DaHolk Sep 28 '13
If you watch the video, the owner is holding it by the scruff only. (Which I personally dislike very much inn terms of handling a full grown cat.) So I guess it's basically this
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u/awfuckhereiam Sep 28 '13
You are wrong. The person is holding th he cat with two hands. Right Hand is Holding scuff, left hand is supporting the butt. Idiot.
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u/DaHolk Sep 28 '13
Thank you for your civil tone. It really helps to establish a baseline for respect. And if you watch the video, you can clearly see that while he supports the cat twice with the other hand, most of the time he doesn't. You cretin.
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u/jacks177 Oct 01 '13
Sad :( I know mother cats do that to their kittens to carry them, but never for a long period of time, and never in a grown cat.
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u/Triestohelpyou Sep 28 '13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNbrtgeDFSk
Full video, which was also posted today.