[laughs] Uh, so speaking of other bodily fluids, uh, what about cats throwing up? Because I have two cats, and I definitely have the impression that them throwing up is, like, totally just something that cats do.

I think that is the greatest myth of all time, and honestly, we should sell that as propaganda that cats vomiting is normal.

Because in reality, if I were vomiting once a week or once a month, I probably would talk to my own physician and say, "You know, something isn't quite right." And cats, sure, they can bring up a hairball every once in a blue moon, but you're saying once a week or once a month or every other day, those are things that tell me something is not agreeing to them.

And cats are very, very obvious at hiding diseases up until something has gone catastrophically wrong.

You know, we kinda joke that cats will coast along with almost basically no red blood cells or something, and then all of a sudden they just feel kinda punky, and then they come in and then something catastrophically is wrong.

That is the MO of every single cat patient.

But those little signs are them showing that something is unmasking itself.

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