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Healing vibes on the way to you both! 💓💓💓
If so, & he's pooping fine, then I'd guess he's ok, since entire toy came up in one piece.
But I'm not a doc.
Best to find a vet to get he & brother established in case of emergencies!
I also have a bowl of dry food in the garage.
He/they do not go outside.
That bowl was almost empty this a.m. but I don't know which cat(s) ate some of the dry food. 
I have three litter boxes and three cats.
I cleaned a load out last night.
I do this once a day.
So ...
But pls do get him established with a good vet for emergencies.
That was my rec as well, but not easy.
They gave me some gabapentin for him to take, 25 mg.
It is expired.
I wonder if it would do any good at all?
I tried to find a vet that would give me a tranquilizer for him/them and they wouldn't do it!
His twin is ironically named "Andy" as well!
I'd been hoping to have Missy seen last week as she is missing some fur on her front right leg.
They were being such awholes about the entire thing!
I ended up not taking her in as the missing fur was from ... hiding her cat toys under the closets and trying to REACH under them with her RIGHT leg to get them out of the closet.
The in/out repetitive movement is why the fur eventually rubbed off.
I threw that toy away!
On a dog who had eaten one of his toys. The vet needed to remove it. Are you sure that you have all of it? I'd be scared to take chances. 
And it's obvious how much you care for your cat. He actually looks quite a bit like my cat, Nicky. He's also a very large male gray tabby, also rescue, and he's very friendly and affectionate - but he does have a tendency to want to eat plastic. And these days everything's wrapped in it, vegetables, paper products, cat litter, I have to keep an eye on him.
Please let us know how Silver's doing. He is also a very handsome (and well loved) cat! 
Silver has never been outside much.
Now that he's older, he never cares to go outside (he prefers MY new bed as you can see).
He's purring away now after finishing his breakfast.
I will keep a close eye on him, believe me.
Silver was adopted (along with his brother Andy) almost 10 years ago by my late husband who was devastated by the loss of his odd-eyed white cat that lived to be 18 years old. I convinced him to go have a look at the kittens at the nearby kill shelter.
My husband saw Silver and Andy playing w/each other and picked them BOTH up and said, "Lets go!". And so we left with TWO kittens. I've never had a set of twins (aka a "bonded" pair of kittens) before but what a joy they have been for me and I'm so glad they are still here. It makes me not miss my husband as much as odd as that may sound.
Thanks for asking. I'm sure if he was feeling ill, I'd know. He has a meow that sounds like a foghorn going off. In fact that is his middle name, Foghorn or Silver F. for short. 
P.S. I hear you on the plastic thing! God damn that crap! Its everywhere in everything and yes, it is a challenge around here too! NOT GOOD = plastic!!!! 
I lost my beautiful cat, Felix, who I found as a kitten, last year. As you can imagine, the house has been pretty empty. But my good friend has a daughter who tends to rescue kittens/cats. Nicky was cat #3 and the largest and only male. He really is the sweetest cat, but he also expects attention. And cat #2 who my friend's daughter found as a kitten was the tiniest kitten I've ever seen - even the vet wasn't sure she'd register on his scale. And the issue was that she was afraid of Nicky, insisted on hiding on a shelf in the bathroom. So my friend managed to persuade her daughter to let me take Nicky - she knows me and knows he'd have a good home - and keep peace in the house. So Nicky came home with me on Christmas and other than hiding the first day/night, he's managed to settle right in. 
And none of my cats have gone outside, either, there are too many dangers out there. Plus, two of my cats I rescued from outdoors as did my friend's daughter with the littlest one. But we have sliding glass doors that look out on the woods, so Nicky has plenty of outdoor entertainment - we have squirrels, bunnies and the occasional deer.
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I'm glad to know you managed to find it within yourself to adopt again.
There are so many that end up not finding homes, esp. black cats.
Many thanks again! 
I do have some of that and Silver is sitting right here ... 
Silver seems to be just fine.
He's eating, playing and doing everything else he normally does luckily!
