FML : Today, my cat managed to digest some of the grass she ate. This makes her poop come out daisy-chained, and sometimes leaves a piece dangling from her ass...

Today, my cat managed to digest some of the grass she ate. This makes her poop come out daisy-chained, and sometimes leaves a piece dangling from her ass on a string of grass. Then she runs around like crazy until it falls off, if possible on my bed. I had to catch her and pull it out by hand. FML

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When this happens, and it's a regular occurance, she goes crazy. She starts to run, then drops her ass on the ground and slides a little, decorating my flor with streaks of poop.

By DeeZeeMb - / Monday 7 December 2015 21:04 / Slovenia - Maribor

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By 0mysteriousman0 | 17

#6479834 - Tuesday 8 December 2015 09:21

Just a different way to decorate for Christmas really...

By allykaymorris | 24

#6479835 - Tuesday 8 December 2015 09:24

She's going green!

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By 0mysteriousman0 | 17

#6479834 - Tuesday 8 December 2015 09:21

Just a different way to decorate for Christmas really...

DeeZeeMb | 21

#6479882 - Tuesday 8 December 2015 11:20

When this happens, and it's a regular occurance, she goes crazy. She starts to run, then drops her ass on the ground and slides a little, decorating my flor with streaks of poop.

Talis99 | 25

#6479895 - Tuesday 8 December 2015 11:37

Wouldn't you run around if your shit was hanging from your ass by a thread? She doesn't have hands.

MikaykayUnicorn | 36

#6480132 - Tuesday 8 December 2015 05:25

My dog once ate a very long string and my dad had to hold him while my mom pulled the dangling string from his rear end. A disgusting moment I will never forget. Animals are so fucking weird.

DoomSkuller | 28

#6480597 - Wednesday 9 December 2015 03:35

If it comes out still intact, technically it's not digested, btw. Just passed through while everything else digested around it.

DeeZeeMb | 21

#6480737 - Wednesday 9 December 2015 06:55

You are right. It's technically not digested. But i had to explain that it came out the other end and was running out of available letters, so i went with digested, to explain it wasn't puked-up, which is what normally happens when cats eat grass...

MrsDruidess | 23

#6480800 - Wednesday 9 December 2015 08:42

be really careful OP! Pulling could slice up her intestine if its wrapped up in there. Cutting it off is what the Vet would tell you to do. But I am really sorry this happens. Good luck!

DeeZeeMb | 21

#6480847 - Wednesday 9 December 2015 09:44

Obviously I don't use force when doing this. It usually just slides out. Except one time when the grass snapped off right at the a-hole. But my cat is fine, don't worry...