What the...?

[chez_jae]

Maia just ate a fur-pat. It wasn't even hers; it was Annalise's.

There was a little wad of gray fur on the floor, and she came along and sniffed at it. It stuck to her muzzle, and she simply lipped it up and ate it. I made a move to get it off of her face, but she dashed out of my reach.

Cats can be so stupid.

Comments

[facecat.livejournal.com]

No worries, she'll wake you in the middle of the nite with those lovely yakking noises while bringing it back up in a fur-ball.

[chez-jae.livejournal.com]

Grah!

[chez-jae.livejournal.com]

Why?! OMGuh, they are so crazy.

[imjustdifrent.livejournal.com]

We just adopted two kittens and a teenage cat, and so far, I've been lucky enough to avoid hairballs. I do NOT look forward to the day they realize yakking them up on the carpet is acceptable in cat society. Bad enough the kittens poo in corners....

[chez-jae.livejournal.com]

Wow, you took on a lot with that motley crew. Ha ha! I'd rather clean up a yakked up hairball than poop, though. Unless it's one of those really solid turds; they're not so bad. Blech.

[imjustdifrent.livejournal.com]

Lol they're (mostly) worth it. We wanted to rescue one kitten, but when my boyfriend's five-year-old chose a "Nicky-size" kitten, we couldn't bring ourselves to separate it from its almost identical brother, and we were too head over heels for the black female to want to pass on it, either. So we rescued three. XD

Unfortunately, the kittens are only seven weeks, and their poor stomachs are reacting badly to anything we give them. I could count on one hand the number of solid poops they've produced. :(