It's exhausting but I'm doing better lately. And now we don't have to work as much mandatory OT so I'm spending more time at home, really only working 18 days a month which isn't bad.
He might have just thrown the gel cap under the couch. I couldn’t find it anywhere so I thought he ate it. But he probably just knocked it down to play with. He’s in fine shape today.
I'm not a veterinarian, but I doubt psilacetin would do any physical harm to a cat. 4-sub tryptamines just don't interact with the mammalian brain or nervous system in a way that's likely to cause physical damage. I would proceed on the principle that cats are basically like people, something I've generally found to be true, and give him hugs, reassurance, and a cool, pleasant environment. Also be more careful with your drugs in the future, not that you don't know this already.
Once was freaking out because I thought I accidentally dosed my mom with some 2c-t4. She used to have me make her a gel cap with a small amount of distillate to help her sleep. I dropped the cap on my desk when I was getting ready to prep it but quickly found it and gave it to her. She mentioned she was feeling it allot stronger than she normally does and I started getting concerned I may of invertedly picked up a 5mg 2c-t4 cap I had lost earlier that week instead of the one I dropped. Thankfully a week later I found the 2c-t4 cap proving I didn't dose my mom.
