Poor Willow! How old is he. Yes, you’ll have to find out what the root causes. I had a UTI not long app and was miserable for weeks, first with the infection, then the antibiotics (which I react horribly too), then drinking great pools of water to flush everything out…
I did vote, obviously for the (woman) candidate pushing for the metro extension, although I don’t live anywhere near the proposed new line. The line I usually take is often completely full if I have to take it into the city centre at rush hour (to work at conferences, for example) and I have taught ESL and FSL at neighbourhoods at either end of the proposed lines and it took me over an hour and a half to get there. But also because there are a lot of immigrant workers (and their kids studying), particularly in Montréal-Nord, who have to do that every single day. But above all due to an environmental committment to public transport.
For that reason, even though I do agree that Trudeau is a lightweight, I’d certainly never vote for Harper (though he is more experienced and probably more intelligent) as his program was ecocidal, centred on tar sands and other destructive development. Fortunately here in Québec, we have a surplus of clean hydroelectric energy so it will be relatively easy for us to electrify our métro, buses and hopefully, trams or light rail. It is fairly easy to deduce whom I voted for. (Neither of the above).
Returning to our core subject; cats – cougars are also often called “panthers”, and while they are not larger than humans on average, a cougar would win a fight against an unarmed human. No, we are not a desirable prey for them; they would opt for something smaller, more tender and more manageable, but they can certainly kill humans out of fear.
However I’m certain that more humans have killed cougars than vice-versa. Including idiot “trophy hunters”.