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Bizarre mishap occurs as our cat seeks extra food during our overnight absence.

An unusual incident occurred when a cat attempted to obtain additional food while the household was away for the night.

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lionho • 193 points
I’ve heard the recommendation from some cat owners to get those childproof oven dial covers to prevent situations like this. Might be a good idea!

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Independent_Dot6161 • 26 points
Thank you!

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igwbuffalo • 19 points
You are going to be fighting that smell for a while. Window fans and air fresheners are your friends.

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furculture • 2 points
And those ozone sprays. Don’t use too much though or you will cook your lungs.

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Gabesnake2 • 4 points
This is a good idea, thanks.

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FADCYourMom • 4 points
We take all the dials off and out them in the drawer right next to the stove lol

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DGC_David • 3 points
I thought you were going to say they should replace the cat for a child lol

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smb3d • 2 points
Our oven has a lockout you can activate by holding down a couple buttons for a few seconds. I always wondered why it would be necessary besides kids, now I see!

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darkknightcz • 1 points
Or just flip the breaker off

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b0redoutmymind • 58 points
Good lord… open all the windows and put fans right in front of the window with the air directed outside. Clean the kitchen very well. Hope the cat is okay!

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Independent_Dot6161 • 14 points
Cat is fine, we’re still taking him to the vet tomorrow. It’s winter in Kansas right now so we can’t have the windows open but thankfully my bf was too lazy to take down the window ac units we use in the summer so we’ve got all of those on the fan setting right now.

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Gregoryv022 • 5 points
Window AC units don’t usually exchange air with the outside. That would be really inefficient from a energy use standpoint. You might just be circulating air.

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elMurpherino • 1 points
Yea they usually just have some tiny “fresh air” vent you can open. With the size those vents usually are, I can’t imagine it resulting in more than maybe 5 maybe 10% air from outside.

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b0redoutmymind • 2 points
Winter or not you gotta get that air out!

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RocketCat921 • 2 points
Those aren’t going to do anything. They are just recirculating the air in your place. They don’t dump the air outside. You need air filters.

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bicx • 115 points
So your cat was trying to fry up some kibble. If that’s a crime, then lock me up.

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Agent9262 • 15 points
What is the charge? Eating a meal? A succulent fried kibble meal?

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sskylar • 1 points
Smoked salmon if you please

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Independent_Dot6161 • 15 points
😂😂

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Erniecrack • 8 points
A succulent kibble meal

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joyboi-37 • 2 points
Lock ‘em up!!

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CeeseClouds • 23 points
You may want to get things checked out for smoke damage as well as a checkup for the cat possibly.

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Independent_Dot6161 • 7 points
Yupp, cat is going to the vet tomorrow. What smoke damage do you think there could be?

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ZacNZ • 2 points
It depense on how much material was burt. You will have soot and other damaging particles throughout your whole house and it will probably become a bigger issue if you dont have a professional in to asses any damages sooner rather than later.

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zorrick44 • 1 points
I’d maybe phone the fire department and ask them if you should be concerned about the smoke/particulate matter. Maybe they could recommend the best procedure. Perhaps a clean and airing out the house will suffice, perhaps not. Better let the pros know.

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WInativemm • 10 points
It seems like I’m always reminding my wife to keep flammable things away from our oven. The reason being is that things like this happen.

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Independent_Dot6161 • 3 points
In the future, nothing flammable will be kept next to the oven, trust me😂

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duck1014 • 16 points
Tell your cat to use a little oil next time. It’ll sear the kibble much better.

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TricoMex • 5 points
If the kibble is cut really thin, it’ll liquify in the pan right away.

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jgang42 • 1 points
Is the cat’s name Paulie?

What do you think?

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