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at least you find them...i dont knwo what tempi does with my hairbands, but i have to buy a new pack every 2 weeks...
i swear shes more interested in none toys than in real toys lol.
I don't even buy toys any more. Caps off of things are favorites too....
All the toys end up under the stove, fridge, washer, dryer.
at least you find them...i dont knwo what tempi does with my hairbands, but i have to buy a new pack every 2 weeks...
i swear shes more interested in none toys than in real toys lol.
I find them in the strangest places, I swear!
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Depending on the size of the hairbands, you guys might want to keep them away from your cats. Cats can swallow them. I've seen threads in several forums where cats had to have surgery for obstructions, and their bellies and/or intestines were full of hair bands.
The ones we use are great big ones, without the metal clips to hold them together.
I was very cautious about it at first, and watched the kitties closely.
When I discovered they were being hidden under the bed and sofa, I knew they werent being ingested, just played with.
Very good advice, though!
I've had several cats that do 'cuddle' biting like that
My weirdo cat takes that further occasionally, when she figures out she's had enough cuddling instead of just walking away and finding a place to lay down she'll attack my arm.
We have two that like to lick the drops of water in the shower & tub
If a window is open and it's just rained, Checkers licks the rain off the screen and the inner part of the sill.
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But the one - Rory - has an obsession with the toilet. He'll come running if he thinks it's about to be flushed, and get up on his hind legs and hang on the edge, staring inside the toilet. For at least a full minute. Every time.
I've had several cats that do 'cuddle' biting like that
My weirdo cat takes that further occasionally, when she figures out she's had enough cuddling instead of just walking away and finding a place to lay down she'll attack my arm.
Your ought to train her out of that, though. Or at least...
.....recognize that she has a limit and stop the cuddling session before she gets to the over stimulation point (that is what is happening, it's called over stimulation when she does that)
Your ought to train her out of that, though. Or at least...
.....recognize that she has a limit and stop the cuddling session before she gets to the over stimulation point (that is what is happening, it's called over stimulation when she does that)
If she had a firm pattern to when she had enough, I definetly would stop before she goes bonkers on my arm. Usually she'll just up and jump off my lap (I never hold her against her will, I love the use of my arms to much ), but occasionally she for some reason rather scratches me than opting to walk away. I guess I just kinda summed it up to her being a bit weird.
well i found tempis toy/hairband stash this morning...
IN the couch...more specifically IN the recliner portion...(i had the guts ripped out of it years ago because i had ferrets and didnt want nayone mangled...) shes figured out how to squish herslef in there and has been using it as a stash/cave of secrets LMAO!
On the other end of the spectrum we have our old cat. We joke that if she was a human she'd wear tin foil on her head and have conspiracy theories. She thinks everyone is out to get her......she is one ODD cat.
This made me laugh so hard I almost fell from my chair. I have one like this and she's only 2 years old.
That's better than finding the stash of dead stink bugs (without legs) that I found in the basement!
Stop! Stop.... my sides are hurting. I haven't laughed this hard in days.
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I have one like this and she's only 2 years old. 
