Is it possible to keep a cats head alive in a fish tank? what kind of equipment would I need? Thanks?

Question

My cat is old and his body is worn out.

I thought keeping the head alive is better than nothing :-)

If not a tank how about a large jamjar?

Answer 1

First remove cats head, then buy fish tank, place head in tank, get some heavy duty battery's and some fine copper cable, plug cables into cats nerve ends and connect to the battery's, cross your fingers and hope for the best, if the cats eyes light up get smaller battery's. (",)

Answer 2

Well you'd probably need a dialysis machine to circulate what little blood was left in it's head, you'd also need a respirator to oxygenate the blood too I would think, although I'm probably ignorant about that. I don't know what you could preserve it in though without causing irritation to it's eyes. But personally, if I were you I'd forget about it and get a little therapy. Unless you're pulling our legs. And my goodness I hope you are.

Answer 3

An empty tank, which should be big enough for the cat to run around. Of course you'll have to keep the head attached to the cat's body or you might kill it.

Answer 4

What size fish tank? Is the cat's head attached to the body, and what is the fish tank filled with?

Answer 5

Why don't you do something useful with your mind and study science - that way you may even be clever enough to relieve an animal of any pain and discomfort before they die.

Answer 6

The only way you can do that is if it's a cat fish.

Answer 7

Not without the body.

Answer 8

Another 'im trying to get a huge response because im bored and wierd' question. The answer is no.

Answer 9

what a very strange thing to want to know...........whatr are you planning on doing with the rest of the poor cat

Answer 10

u have been watching 2 much futurama, huh?