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Throwback to one of my all time favorite attempts!🥹 Her going behind the door is my favorite lol.  FAQs: ~Her best time is 3.5 seconds. ~ Her vision, hearing, and sense of smell are all great. ~ Puddles has a TBI (traumatic brain injury) from an injury as a stray kitten before we adopted her. We don’t know what caused it. It also broke her hip and gave her a degloved chin. (Trigger warning for searching degloved chin) ~  Her TBI makes her clumsy, with poor spatial awareness, motor skills, and focus.  ~ Her brain struggles to tell her body to turn left or right, so she often uses the walls to help her make turns and navigate the house.  ~ She finds the litter box just fine. I think it’s because she goes when she needs to, without all the extra excitement. Plus, she can follow her scent. The feeder, on the other hand, beeps, and she gets so excited that she loses track of where to go. ~ I’m always home when the feeders go off, so she never misses a meal. They’re mainly to keep me on schedule and to help Puddles improve her motors skills and focus! It has helped immensely over the past year. ~ This is NOT all the food she gets. Her diet is mostly wet food with lots of extra water! ~ We can’t put the feeder in the hallway or in the middle of the room. We have 90lb dog that we constantly trip over, on top of the fact that I’m already very clumsy😅 ~ For those asking why we don’t move the feeder to the other side of the doorway, I don’t for a couple reasons. First, she usually comes from the front of the house, and from that direction it’s always in her line of sight so it’s easier for her to find. Second, when she does come this way, you can tell she has memorized where it is, it just takes her a little longer because she’s trying to make her body turn. Moving it would only make her more confused. Plus this is great practice for her turning motor skills!🥰 Feeder is from @Petlibro  Stickers are from @pattiegonia & @Sadsquatch  Custom LPS statue is from @lookingforsarahlol  #tbi #braininjury #fyp #puddlesthecat
Throwback to one of my all time favorite attempts!🥹 Her going behind the door is my favorite lol. FAQs: ~Her best time is 3.5 seconds. ~ Her vision, hearing, and sense of smell are all great. ~ Puddles has a TBI (traumatic brain injury) from an injury as a stray kitten before we adopted her. We don’t know what caused it. It also broke her hip and gave her a degloved chin. (Trigger warning for searching degloved chin) ~ Her TBI makes her clumsy, with poor spatial awareness, motor skills, and focus. ~ Her brain struggles to tell her body to turn left or right, so she often uses the walls to help her make turns and navigate the house. ~ She finds the litter box just fine. I think it’s because she goes when she needs to, without all the extra excitement. Plus, she can follow her scent. The feeder, on the other hand, beeps, and she gets so excited that she loses track of where to go. ~ I’m always home when the feeders go off, so she never misses a meal. They’re mainly to keep me on schedule and to help Puddles improve her motors skills and focus! It has helped immensely over the past year. ~ This is NOT all the food she gets. Her diet is mostly wet food with lots of extra water! ~ We can’t put the feeder in the hallway or in the middle of the room. We have 90lb dog that we constantly trip over, on top of the fact that I’m already very clumsy😅 ~ For those asking why we don’t move the feeder to the other side of the doorway, I don’t for a couple reasons. First, she usually comes from the front of the house, and from that direction it’s always in her line of sight so it’s easier for her to find. Second, when she does come this way, you can tell she has memorized where it is, it just takes her a little longer because she’s trying to make her body turn. Moving it would only make her more confused. Plus this is great practice for her turning motor skills!🥰 Feeder is from @Petlibro Stickers are from @pattiegonia & @Sadsquatch Custom LPS statue is from @lookingforsarahlol #tbi #braininjury #fyp #puddlesthecat

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