Dogs & Cats
Mar 16, 2014 21:06:50 #
Old_Gringo wrote:
I also blame my cats when unable to locate something. They just give me a blank stare when queried.
Perhaps if you would not blame them and instead inquire if they know where YOU last placed an item. :-D :twisted:
Obviously you and Lpnmajor are unwilling to take responsibility for your failings and blame poor darling four footed babies. :lol: 8-) :roll: :hunf:
Mar 16, 2014 21:14:22 #
lpnmajor wrote:
A cat wants to see us resume what? :-P
Resume using your bbq source.
Mar 16, 2014 21:16:32 #
AuntiE wrote:
Perhaps if you would not blame them and instead inquire if they know where YOU last placed an item. :-D :twisted:
Obviously you and Lpnmajor are unwilling to take responsibility for your failings and blame poor darling four footed babies. :lol: 8-) :roll: :hunf:
Obviously you and Lpnmajor are unwilling to take responsibility for your failings and blame poor darling four footed babies. :lol: 8-) :roll: :hunf:
One doesn't wish to assess the blame to one's self, so the natural scapecat are one's own felines. Beside's they neither deny nor complain, except at chow time.
Mar 16, 2014 21:18:21 #
AuntiE wrote:
Your excuse for not being able to find your belongings, which have probably been in the exact same place for decades, is to blame the darling felines. :shock: :thumbdown:
I have 3 talking cats.
Mar 16, 2014 21:27:25 #
Old_Gringo wrote:
One doesn't wish to assess the blame to one's self, so the natural scapecat are one's own felines. Beside's they neither deny nor complain, except at chow time.
One of our two is a conversationalist. If we were to ask where something was, we would get direct look and a meow in return to the question. :D
Mar 16, 2014 21:32:36 #
AuntiE wrote:
One of our two is a conversationalist. If we were to ask where something was, we would get direct look and a meow in return to the question. :D
I have Tiger, at Tabby who tells me all his troubles when I talk to him nicely. But however all 3, Kasey Marie, Prancer, and Tiger say.... ready for this say in a loud voice, MEEEEEEEE Owwwwww
when I step on their tails.
Mar 16, 2014 21:36:33 #
Armageddun wrote:
I have Tiger, at Tabby who tells me all his troubles when I talk to him nicely. But however all 3, Kasey Marie, Prancer, and Tiger say.... ready for this say in a loud voice, MEEEEEEEE Owwwwww
when I step on their tails.
when I step on their tails.
Which statement may be more polite then what you would say if such happened to you. :twisted: :mrgreen:
Mar 16, 2014 21:39:17 #
AuntiE wrote:
One of our two is a conversationalist. If we were to ask where something was, we would get direct look and a meow in return to the question. :D
My youngest is once again at my feet, meowing because he is hungry. He has the most soulful, heart tugging eyes, and meows.
Mar 16, 2014 21:44:51 #
Old_Gringo wrote:
My youngest is once again at my feet, meowing because he is hungry. He has the most soulful, heart tugging eyes, and meows.
Kasey Marie sets at a table next to my recliner. I give her the ok to come set on my chest as I type. She stays there for approx. 3-4 min. Then moves to the foot rest where she lays until I get up.
Mar 16, 2014 21:47:14 #
Old_Gringo wrote:
My youngest is once again at my feet, meowing because he is hungry. He has the most soulful, heart tugging eyes, and meows.
VERY WEIRD suggestion. It worked for our thyroid baby. Take two spoons of the new food, spread some butter with a hint of salt or mix it in. Ours ate corn off the cob this summer. The vet said it was about the butter and salt.
Mar 16, 2014 21:52:08 #
AuntiE wrote:
VERY WEIRD suggestion. It worked for our thyroid baby. Take two spoons of the new food, spread some butter with a hint of salt or mix it in. Ours ate corn off the cob this summer. The vet said it was about the butter and salt.
I'm not sure it would be wise for me to try on mine. He tends to kidney stones.
Mar 16, 2014 21:59:09 #
AuntiE wrote:
VERY WEIRD suggestion. It worked for our thyroid baby. Take two spoons of the new food, spread some butter with a hint of salt or mix it in. Ours ate corn off the cob this summer. The vet said it was about the butter and salt.
May I ask why would you want your kitty to eat corn on the cob???
Mar 16, 2014 22:03:02 #
Old_Gringo wrote:
I'm not sure it would be wise for me to try on mine. He tends to kidney stones.
Leave the salt off and try the butter. Just a SMALL hint mixed in.
Mar 16, 2014 22:06:06 #
AuntiE wrote:
Leave the salt off and try the butter. Just a SMALL hint mixed in.
OK
Mar 16, 2014 22:08:10 #
Armageddun wrote:
May I ask why would you want your kitty to eat corn on the cob???
He chose it. We were watching TV and having dinner. I was to lazy to immediately take my plate upstairs. I set it on the floor. There was corn (small amount) left on the cob. I looked down and he was holding the cob with his paw and eating the corn. He also is fond of bits of baked potato with butter and sour cream.
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