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Is that a breed with those ears? I’ve never seen a cat with ears like that before
Scottish Fold or similar breed? Poor fellows generally have health problems.
I don't believe that is a Scottish Fold. Look carefully and it looks like it barely has ears at all
that cat has double cauliflower ears, i had a cat with one ear like that, it is caused because of hematoma lesion
Probably a boxer.
Hail, Caesar
This could be a Garfield strip.
Cute 🥰
I hate people who counts in months.
Same, but honestly for this joke it makes it funnier
Well it’s been 24 months since I’ve last heard that kind of complaint…
0.03 months for me.
Strong emotions over something that will never affect you.
Because it forces me to do maths. I also hate maths.
That cats eyes are so cartoonish
What kind of dog is that?
And is that suffering from liver failure or something? What is up with its eyes.
It's a cat.
It looks like an English Springer Spaniel to me. And what do you mean about the eyes? What looks wrong to you?
Maybe just the coloration of the photo, but the whites look yellow, i.e., jaundiced.
Look at the color of the white fur and then the color of the "whites" of its eyes.
It's also really bizarre looking because it's usually really difficult to see the whites of a cats eyes.
The whites look normal as far as I can see on my phone. There isn't much detail but it seems to match the whiteness of the wall and his fur
Okee doke. If my cat had eyes like that, I would be getting some labs done. Liver problems aren't necessarily unusual for felines. But, it's not my cat, so whatever.
To me it looks like the green from the iris bleeding in due to low resolution, not yellow.
Yeah that makes some sense. I thought it might just be a result of the resolution or if they applied a filter.
this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2024
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