I suppose it’s not the best idea to let a kitten eat the tube connecting you to your mechanical pancreas — but it was so funny, I couldn’t help it.
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Oh you bad kitty!
OK, that is really cute. But I hope it’s a friend’s kitten, not your kitten, because he’s just learned how incredibly fun that is, and if he’s yours, someday soon he’ll seek out the tubing while you’re asleep and bite through it with his little teeth.
The world’s most expensive cat toy.