I was sort of afraid to click the “string” link- sooooo glad it wasn’t a pic of the “artifact.”
if he can pass some, he can most likely pass all.
and of course, the experience won’t teach him a damn thing.
gee, i thought it was a pun about what came out of his rear END.
my fear with the spares was their love of chewing on cords. sybil killed a few headphone ears. she still wants to chew. so far the cell phone charging cord has been saved.
You cat lovers just don’t know how well off you are. My golden retriever eats everything from bricks to cat droppings – he probably would have made short work of the string.
One summer he was sick as a …dog… for a month or two, until I figured out he was eating green tomatoes in my garden – they are poison to dogs. Since then I haven’t been able to grow any tomatoes.
But, he still survives, now with severe arthritus, tumors everywhere, and still that beautiful playful disposition. (And, he still loves the treats cats leave for him.)
If I may make a suggestion, try getting some of that “Hairball Control” stuff from, say, Hartz, which is basically mineral oil with flavouring. (My cat loves the salmon flavour, which I call “salmon gunk, and it keeps his inner workings very happy, which is good.) That ought to lubricate anything left in there and help it come out.
Look at the ears and paws on him! He’s going to be huge, like he isn’t already…
I think all will be well in the end
Ummm… in the end?
I’m betting that you don’t let Willie proofread these posts, do you?
(Yay, Willie!)
Oh my. I meant the end of all the string passing…not Willie
Congratulations, Willie! We all knew you had it in you!
YAY! So glad the sweet B is recovering!
A.
Guess string is easier to get rid of than tennis ball partz…?
Mebbe we need to send Lola and Willie to remedial nutrition courses?
I was sort of afraid to click the “string” link- sooooo glad it wasn’t a pic of the “artifact.”
if he can pass some, he can most likely pass all.
and of course, the experience won’t teach him a damn thing.
HeeHee…virgotex I did for a moment consider offering a pic but decided there Must be SOME boundaries here at least
gee, i thought it was a pun about what came out of his rear END.
my fear with the spares was their love of chewing on cords. sybil killed a few headphone ears. she still wants to chew. so far the cell phone charging cord has been saved.
Well, I’m truly glad it all came out right in the end.
Virgotex, I was apprehensive about the “string” link, too.
Yay, Willie B! Kitties never learn.
You cat lovers just don’t know how well off you are. My golden retriever eats everything from bricks to cat droppings – he probably would have made short work of the string.
One summer he was sick as a …dog… for a month or two, until I figured out he was eating green tomatoes in my garden – they are poison to dogs. Since then I haven’t been able to grow any tomatoes.
But, he still survives, now with severe arthritus, tumors everywhere, and still that beautiful playful disposition. (And, he still loves the treats cats leave for him.)
If I may make a suggestion, try getting some of that “Hairball Control” stuff from, say, Hartz, which is basically mineral oil with flavouring. (My cat loves the salmon flavour, which I call “salmon gunk, and it keeps his inner workings very happy, which is good.) That ought to lubricate anything left in there and help it come out.
Look at the ears and paws on him! He’s going to be huge, like he isn’t already…
interrobang. that salmon stuff sounds stinky. i just let mine have bacon grease and as much butter as they want.