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  1. #1
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    Fister swallowed about 40 cm...

    .. of yarn. I feel like such a bad mommy.

    He was in the other room with a small ball of yarn which had been "marinating" in a box of catnip that Edwina and Eddie sent him, while I was sitting in front of the computer. Suddenly he jumped up on my desk, as usual around this time, and I saw he had yarn hanging out of his mouth and kept trying to get rid of it. The rest of the ball was on the floor. That's when I almost panicked. But he sat right in front of me and let me pull the yarn out. Phew! I did it very slowly of course. I know that cats cannot get it out once they start swallowing. I'm so happy it had not broken.

    I kept an eye on him after and he's OK. He got some treats and has now had a nap. He sends purrs to everyone.



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    How scary. Hopefully you got it all out of his mouth. It sounds like yarn marinating in catnip is a bad idea because many cats love to eat catnip. Please give him some hugs and scritches for me.

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    How scary!!!!
    You're not a bad mommy, you know how kitties are!! Thank God you were there to pull the yarn out.

    Kisses for the sweet little boy
    astrid

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    Yikes! Thank goodness it happened when you were there to pull it out, and he didn't fight that too much!
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    I'm glad you two didn't get all "strung out" about this. It's a good thing you were able to get it out and that Fister was such a good boy and let you.

    Nawty boy Fister - but then, "ball of yarn marinating in nip"????? How can a feline resist that??????

    **waves** Hi Randi. Got your emails. Will write on the weekend.
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    Thanks! And yes, I am glad I was there - but then, I would not have left a ball of yarn if I was going out. In fact, I believe that Fister came to me for help. I had expected him to puke or something, but he didn't.

    Hi back, Slick!



    "I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.


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