My, there are a lot of naughty cats out there! A long with a lot of silly humans who are really just asking for it.
Robbie wouldn’t let me make the bed today; but at least she doesn’t knock things off shelves just to see them fall.
My, there are a lot of naughty cats out there! A long with a lot of silly humans who are really just asking for it.
Robbie wouldn’t let me make the bed today; but at least she doesn’t knock things off shelves just to see them fall.
I loved that cat that didn’t want to be taken out of the house. I’d wager that there was a vet’ visit involved.
Might’ve been.
It was pretty dramatic. 🙂
My cat is docile, except when the vet is involved.
Poor Buster would practically annihilate himself, reacting to a vet visit. He’d calm down if I let him sit on my lap while I drove, but then I’d be uneasy about having to make a sudden stop. The vet decided to let him stay home from now on.
It takes me, a veterinary assistant and the veterinarian to hoed her down.
Reminds me of the time I had to get my monitor lizard an enema. Not easy!
At least it wasn’t a Komodo. 🙂
It was a savannah monitor. She once swallowed a starling. Whole. (Don’t blame me: a cat had already killed the bird.)
That’s impressive. I’ve never swallowed a starling, whole. I have, however, eaten crow. 🙂
I asked the doctor if he’d ever been bitten by a monitor of her size. He said yes–it’s just like getting your hand caught in a car door.
I would imagine so.
Some of those cats were just defending themselves. The humans were the ones who were being naughty!
You make a good point.