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"My brother handcrafted a feeding station for my disabled cat so eating would be easier for her 🥺"
The video taker is holding up the invention: A device with a flat bottom and two cushions attached to it on their narrow sides, sitting parrallel, rather like a hotdog bun. On one end of the "bun" is attached a bowl at roughly cat mouth height. The entire thing is covered in blue, black, and white flannel.
The camera person moves the feeding station out of the way so we can get a view of their two cats: A brown tabby, who appears to be able boddied (a TAB-by if you will), and an unsteady calico, who appears to have Cerebellar Hypoplasia, AKA "Wobbly Cat Syndrome". The calico is also very vocal. We follow her wobbly trek across the room to a feeding area. "Let's see her use it for the first time."
The human sets the feeding station on a puppy pad for the cat to examine. "Checking it out." She sniffs at it, then wobble-runs away; the brown tabby also takes a quick look before strolling off.
The camera has moved to the bowl part of the feeding station; a hand reaches out to squeeze one of the cushions, then the other. "It's extra cushioned to keep her safe."
The cat examines the feeding station again, her eyes half-closed.
The human brings out the ultimate weapon: Tube meat! Slowly, the cat is coaxed into position in the feeding station, with the human squeezing extra tube meat out into the bowl as a reward. The human withdrawls and pulls the camera back to get a better shot of the cat slurping up gravy. We then get a shot from behind as she eats, showing that while she's still wobbling vertically a bit, she's held horizontally stable by the feeding station. Another few angles—from the side, above, and the front again—as she finishes her tube meat treat. The cat licks her lips and backs out of the feeding station.
"Now let's try it with dry food." The human scoops a portion of dry food into the bowl, then shakes it enticingly for the cat, who is now just beside the feeding station 'entrance'. "She's processing how to do it." The cat successfully squeezes between the cushions and starts crunching at her dry treats while the human skritches her haunches. "It's a success!" We see a new shot of her sitting down. "She can even sit in it comfortably."
Someone said “loved to the point of invention,” and I’m personally in shambles.
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