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Some of us are not disgusted with our cats litter box habits at all! In my case litter boxing is VERY important. I've got a diabetic and a semi- Long haired cat to make sure no issues are cropping up. Ami has a tendency to groom her hairs at night- even though I brush her like mad- and pull them loose as she grooms. And during shed season she gets hairballs. So we're keeping an eye on her every time she heads to the box.
I hope Anastasia can have a bowl movement on her own accord soon.
I went out and the stray was rubbing all over me. Now I'm in the house and my black cat has to sniff me all over with his ears back and his eyes wide open.
That's adorable, lol - I didn't realize they stomped/hopped all over the place, rather than walking.. I had to FWD that one to my mum.
You should see sheep of any age when they're newly shorn. They can't get enough of being newly lightweight! Sometimes they can't catch up with their own frolicking and trip over themselves in their excitement.
It's probably just as well cats don't go so wild n' crazy after shedding season's well underway!
I really ought to stay away from those ads where people give "stuff" away for free. One person actually wanted to give away her cat because he/she was moving to an are which wasn't cat friendly. Well, hello! Then don't move there or keep your cat indoors. Geez....
Another person was giving away her 5 year old dog, because she was getting a new puppy. Gah!
I'm going to a cat show 1st of May to represent our animal shelter! Yehey!
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