lots of purrs for pippy, my family's cat Tegan did a similar thing
years ago when she ingested either a long bootlace oer pyjama cord (we
coudln't really identify it when it was removed) and it too got
wrapped around inside her intestines.

we had no idea until she collapsed one day after a few days of not
eatign much and the vet did an x-ray and found it in ithere. She too
had to have surgery to remove it btu she pulled through just fine
after a short stay in the animal hospital. That happened abuot 10
years ago now and she managed to live on to a ripe old age and died of
a stomach tumour just last summer, although she never ate any more
shoelaces after that. i am sure veterinary and surgical procedures
will have moved no since tegan's ordeal so i am sure that pippy will
be just fine

love from, jessie, terri, and their human slave bookie

What a sweet video! Hugs to Pippy. I hope he gets well soon.

Many Cat prayers are being muttered by all of us including our feline
family here @ Catz~Castle...
We very much feel for you because some of our own feline family have
this automatic naughty_ pants_ fever that comes over them sometimes,
along with a very unhealthy does of over_inquisitive_Natures too....

All of our cats send purrs for you, to comfort both captors & Pippy in
this time of worry & need. Wishing you a little less stress and a very
speedy recovery for Pippy as well...
S;o)

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Poor Pippy! Please keep us informed about his progress. We will be sending
purrs and prayers his way.
Best regards,
---Cindy S (and Alex, Bullwinkle, Daisy, Amanda, and Tux).

Hope he's okay. I am so glad you took him in to get the surgery he needs.

What's going on? Pippy must be out of surgery by now.
Best regards,
---Cindy S.