Stuck it, I score a 9.6
Feline Follies
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Stuck it, I score a 9.6
Was that cat using its back legs to balance itself on the fence before jumping down?
ahh...it was a photo-shop.
magicians have been using these tricks for centuries, now they are 'puter enhanced.
Junior and I are having a lazy day on the couch together.
"Screw Rudolph, I'm gonna' bring down those shiny bulbs off the X-mas tree. Ready for take-off."
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Then the dogs try a tag-team
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The housecat of DOOM!
On Her Majesty's Secret Service Sofa
We have 112 outside today. We are not used to this kind of heat. It is a record for our area. And of course we don't have AC. Our poor kitty! She is older and I worry about her. She is not happy with me right now. I took away her nice warm beds and put down towels and blankets instead. And we put ice cubes in her water dish. She has her own little fan which she didn't like at first but now loves. And we have been rubbing her down with cool wet towels. Which she only complains a little so I know it feels good. She does not eat much and drinks a lot. She does not seem to go potty much so I think she just needs the water. I am wondering what you all do for your cats and if you don't have AC when it gets super hot out. I have heard of people shaving their cats, but I think that is over doing it. Anyway, a hot kitty says a very lazy tired meow!
We live in Florida so AC is a must. My cat would look really goofy if we shaved her.
This is Gracie. She was my grandmothers cat that we inherited when my grandmother died. Lost her about 10 years ago. She really liked paper bags.
We live in Texas so the A/C is almost always on, and we have ceiling fans running all the time, too. For the few times the power has gone out, Junior retreated to the shaded areas of the house and we mixed cold water into his canned food. Keep the fan on her, have cool water, and keep her in shaded areas. You might try putting a small hand towel in the freezer for a few minutes--just to make it cold; don't freeze it solid--- and then put it in her kitty bed or drape it over her--we used to do that with our dogs.
Look up in the sky! It's the cat signal! Catman to the rescue!!
You do whatever you have to, to keep her comfy. Kitties do seem to be able to adapt though - they live in a wide range of environments on this little rock of ours...
