1 Note: Detailing clay does not remove oxidized paint or fill in blemishes. 2  If your paint is mildly oxidized, clean the paint with clay and then use a polish to remove the oxidized paint. 3  If the oxidation is severe, polish first because the oxidized paint may flake off as you clay and ruin the clay bar.
Vodmeister wrote:Well, Lions do have bad stamina. However, this holds true for most big cats. That's the point-what I'm always saying. Lions do have bad stamina, compared to most other animals.Cats generally don't have too good stamina. But compared to the tiger all the data seems to indicate it has the advantage.ou gave mothing to suggest the lion has better stamina than a tiger. The stamina of a tiger, leopard, jaguar or cougar is greater than that of a lion. FACT That has absolutely nothing to do with stamina. Lions are only slightly less active during the day, simply because of the african heat.
Think about it: Your cat feels too sick to move, she is simultaneously thirsty and nauseated, she may be constipated, and she may have agonizing ulcers. There is room for debate about whether she is in pain (although I believe she probably is), but it is very clear that, pain or no, she is suffering. I am very confident that the cat in question is suffering, even if she does not have end-stage kidney failure. Other syndromes are possible, but any condition that causes the symptoms described also causes suffering. Leaving a cat to suffer through a situation like this without any help is inhumane. This cat needs to see a vet for euthanasia, treatment, or hospice.