The Best Advice You Could Ever Get About depression kitty
This week’s photo features a kitty who was recently diagnosed with depression. She was on a diet and had been on medication for the past couple of months, but she had been getting a lot of exercise, so her depression had gotten a bit worse. Her owner, who was worried about her well-being, decided to take her to the vet to see if she needed medication.
The vet said that she had been on a low-fat and high-carb diet, but she had been doing a lot of exercise, so she wasn’t on the right medications. She also had a few spots of fur missing from her coat and a spot on her nose that was bleeding. The vet said she should start the anti-depressants Benadryl, Vioxx, and Lortab, and give the rest of the month to address her depression.
Well, now that she is not depressed, her owner is going to try to put her on the right medication and see if she still needs the vet.
She had been on the low-fat diet for about six months. Her owner is trying to find a new diet to try, and she has a few spots of fur missing from her coat, but she has the new spot on her nose that is still bleeding.
The point of the vet visit is to make sure that the blood is from her human self. Her human self is bleeding from her human, she is going to be treated like a human being, not a pet, and she is not going to be on any other medications because she has no memory of her past. The vet is going to try to get her off any other meds that are currently in her system just to see if they can help. If they can’t…
So, on the surface it looks like a cute, cute, cute kitty, with the fur missing from her coat, but in a very dark, twisted, demented light, it’s also kinda disturbing. The fact that she has an open wound (with a little bit of bleeding), and the vet is treating her as if she’s a human being (not a pet), isn’t the best light to shine on the vet.
Well, she looks cute and cute, but it kinda looks like shes a depressed girl trying to take out her depression with the help of the vet. It’s like she’s just a regular girl who doesn’t want to have her life anymore, and she’s trying to kill herself by being sick, in this case, with depression.
If you’re depressed and your pet is depressed, its not uncommon for the other to jump on it and try to be the cure, but not this time. This is the type of situation where a depressed kitty would be a better option. She may not be as smart as a normal kitty, but she’s very smart for a depressed girl. She has a very strong personality and is very capable of killing anyone who crosses her path.
Her owner, the man who adopted her, is also depressed, so the cat may be more of a liability. Her owner, who has apparently killed himself, is currently in a coma. If they want to keep the cat, they will have to take drastic measures to get her attention. One way they can do that is by giving her a reason to kill herself.
As it turns out, the depressed cat is actually the owner’s cat who has now had a heart attack and is lying unconscious on the floor. Because of the cat’s depressed state, she is unable to kill herself and may end up killing someone else. The point is, anyone who crosses her path is going to be killed. Although the cat may be able to kill herself, she does a lot of damage in the process.