Bathroom Parade

[Momto4FemaleFelines]

We have a variety of kitty bathroom antics here.

My Philly likes to run in and jump up on the sink to give me head butts while I'm, errrr, ummm, seated.

In the mornings, it's Molly on the back of the toilet tank peeking around the towel that hangs above, making her little trilling noises at me.

Also in the mornings, Piper gets in the tub and plays peek-a-boo around the shower curtain.

And at any given time Molly can come in and do a bunch of kneading motions while standing, flopping and rolling on the little throw rug, rubbing your legs, etc.

[Catherinedana]

From the bird side. . .

My Senegal Parrots, Sage and Djimo, often keep me company in the bathroom. The amuse me while I sit. They walk around on the sink and like to knock things on the floor. Sage asks for kisses and Djimo does his "Mr. Fluffy" routine, where he fluffs up to twice his size and sways back and forth to let us all know that the bathroom is his domain. He likes to give the "other Senegal" in the mirror a bop with his beak to let him know that he doesn't belong there. Djimo understands bathroom etiquette and will turn round to poopie in the sink so that I can wash it away. Sage doesn't care. . .

They also like to walk along the edge of the open vanity cabinet doors and peer inside, perhaps thinking that it might be a nice nesting place?

The other morning while I was getting ready for work, Sage was on top of her cage and I was brushing my teeth. She fluttered down to the floor (her wings are clipped for safety) and walked into the bathroom to stand on my foot while I brushed. It was adorable!

[happylabs]

From the bird side. . .

My Senegal Parrots, Sage and Djimo, often keep me company in the bathroom. The amuse me while I sit. They walk around on the sink and like to knock things on the floor. Sage asks for kisses and Djimo does his "Mr. Fluffy" routine, where he fluffs up to twice his size and sways back and forth to let us all know that the bathroom is his domain. He likes to give the "other Senegal" in the mirror a bop with his beak to let him know that he doesn't belong there. Djimo understands bathroom etiquette and will turn round to poopie in the sink so that I can wash it away. Sage doesn't care. . .

They also like to walk along the edge of the open vanity cabinet doors and peer inside, perhaps thinking that it might be a nice nesting place?

The other morning while I was getting ready for work, Sage was on top of her cage and I was brushing my teeth. She fluttered down to the floor (her wings are clipped for safety) and walked into the bathroom to stand on my foot while I brushed. It was adorable!

That is so cute! I think birds are very intersting. I have never owned one myself but had a friend that had one that could sing "I left my heart in San Francisco". I can just picture them walking on the sink and knocking things over.