11-08-2010, 10:35 PM
For me, doing mouth-to-snout on a newborn kitten. I'm talking just born with gunk (vernix) still all over it. I even did chest compressions, my kids were just amazed, especially when the kitten let out a little cry. Then I got all of the gross, "Ewww, mom, your mouth, it's nasty". I remember chasing them around the garage trying to kiss them.
That kitten, lived 7 years, Tigger died this spring. He never did meow, kind of a raspy cry. But he was smart, he would carry on a conversation with us. He had certain cries for certain questions. I miss that cat, 3 times I saved his life but I couldn't save him in May. We buried him under a Honey Locust tree.
I've never done mouth-to-snout again. Humans yes, but not on another animal.
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That kitten, lived 7 years, Tigger died this spring. He never did meow, kind of a raspy cry. But he was smart, he would carry on a conversation with us. He had certain cries for certain questions. I miss that cat, 3 times I saved his life but I couldn't save him in May. We buried him under a Honey Locust tree.
I've never done mouth-to-snout again. Humans yes, but not on another animal.
BB