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Cat ate hay.

Addle · 2016-08-30 11:16:23

And now has a long string of it sticking out its arse! Should I pull it or hope that nature takes its course soon???

30-08-2016 12:16pm

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Addle

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And now has a long string of it sticking out its arse!
Should I pull it or hope that nature takes its course soon???

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#2 30-08-2016 12:20pm

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:D:D:D:D

put on some gloves and pull it out..slowly if the cat lets you.If she doesn't, she'll take care of it herself

>doubles over laughing<

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#3 30-08-2016 12:44pm

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I would not pull it out , either let it go naturally , or you could use a scissors to trim what has already come out.

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#4 30-08-2016 12:58pm

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Don't pull it out; you don't know how long it is or what it might have tangled around inside. Watch the cat for signs of obstruction. Know your vet's night number, just in case. I had a cat do this once because it tried to eat a very long grass stem and couldn't back it out through its mouth. My vet said it happens sometimes.

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#5 30-08-2016 1:04pm

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Thanks for the replies.
Think I'll leave it be for a while.

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#6 30-08-2016 1:18pm

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Addle wrote: »

or hope that nature takes its course soon???

Exactly.

Hay today, gone tomorrow.

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