[bksvol-discuss] Re: OT: Raising Cats
- From: "Jackie McBride" <abletec@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 07:56:24 -0700
Fabric softener sheets also can do this. But maybe u should get 1 of
those hairless cats. I, too, have an orange tabby. He definitely has
his own thoughts about what roles my husband & I should play in his
life & he's an absolute terror at the vets. Grooming? O, heck
no--not w/this 1, anyway. Something 2 think about. Try to control or
restrain this cat & you've got not furry purry presence but growlin,
hissin, spittin, screamin, bitin', scratchin' 13 pounds of royally p
o'd kittycat. Just another perspective. Having said that, he is
definitely a lot of company, gets in my lap every chance he gets. He
won't do that w/Karl at all, preferring to play games & beg him for
food instead. He will do neither w/me, except he plays a game we've
come to call tail zees, where he comes up, I grab his tail, he
extricates himself, does it again, etc. But tag, hide & seek, throw
the mouse, etc., he's relligated to Karl's domain & being a lap kitty
to mine. He begs Karl for ham or bacon every morning--whether Karl's
actually having that or not. He just gets over by his dish & stares
at Karl, who is sighted & on whom that would have an effect. & he
knows, btw, that it wouldn't affect me.
We got Rudy when he'd fit in the palm of our hands--now he's a mini
lion. He initially had every parasite known to felinedom, but our vet
told us that after he got over that, he'd be really healthy, &, but
for some bladderstones, he was right about that.
If u have some trusted colleagues at work, u might let them know you'd
very much appreciate knowing from them if you've taken your pet w/u to
work that day, as it were. Sometimes folks won't tell u cuz they
think it'll embarrass u, but if u let them know you'd appreciate it,
they can notify u discretely to apply whatever it is you've got handy
to remove the hair. Good luck, & let us know if u decide to get 1 how
it's working.
On 2/16/08, Phyllis Stevens <catlady1949@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You can buy a little roller with tape on it and roll it on your clothes
> to get pet hair off. My cats are white and my guide dog is black!
> (ebony and ivory, Hmm).
> I love orange kitties, BTW, they have such wonderful personalities.
>
> Phyllis, Emmy dog, and
> the kitties, Simon and Sarah
>
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