Do you really love your cat?

**cassiesmom** · 10-13-2011, 01:41 PM

Dear Auntie Happylabs,

Sometimes I eat my wet food too fast, and then I barf on the carpet. My meowmy just gets out the carpet cleaner and smiles. She always picks me up and gives me a hug and tells me not to eat so fast next time.

My meowmy was drinking tea last night while we were having some cuddle time. I accidentally sneezed in her tea! She went right back in the kitchen and made herself another cup.

I know there are some things I do that she wishes I wouldn't, but I also know she really loves me!

Could you please give Buddy, Mama Kitty and Tink some hugs and snuggles for us? We know they are really loved too!

Purrs and head-bumpies,
Cassie

**astrid** · 10-13-2011, 08:09 PM

Sometimes when I walk barefoot I step on little wet "surprises".. I wash my feet, clean the floor, give my little girl a kiss on her tummy and check if she's feeling well... it doesn't matter if its 2 a.m!

I love her and nothing from her can gross me out or be offensive for me

**Taz_Zoee** · 10-13-2011, 08:37 PM

I clean up Paizly's puke when she eats too fast. I pull poop/hair clumps from Jax's bum (that one really grossed me out, but I had to do it), I did the same for Paizly when she was a kitten.

I can't think of anything else really disgusting. OH WAIT! I can't stand wet cat food. And they get 1/8 of a can every morning when I go to work. It used to make me gag, but I've gotten over that.

**katladyd** · 10-13-2011, 10:52 PM

Cleaning up the urps on the floor without batting an eye. Having a sick kitty with diarrhea (last weekend) and cleaning that up with the only thought of "Is he going to need to go to the vets?", and always showing up at work with white cat hair all over me. Oh well, all of this doesn't gross me out at all! I love my babies to pieces!!!!

**Karen** · 10-14-2011, 01:01 AM

For those whose kitties eat too fast - have you tried putting a hard rubber ball in the midst of the food to slow kitty down a bit? After all, no one likes puking, I am sure!

**jcsites** · 10-14-2011, 01:27 AM

Originally Posted by Karen

For those whose kitties eat too fast - have you tried putting a hard rubber ball in the midst of the food to slow kitty down a bit? After all, no one likes puking, I am sure!

I dont have a kitty now. She died a year ago and since then I never tried to get one again.

**chocolatepuppy** · 10-14-2011, 08:06 AM

RB Sassy was my 'puker' and hairball queen.

I have three cats now and seems no hairballs!!!

Tessa seems to be a bit of a puker tho.

I don't think there's anything grosser than a hairball!!!

**Pinot's Mom** · 10-14-2011, 08:17 AM

Originally Posted by Karen

For those whose kitties eat too fast - have you tried putting a hard rubber ball in the midst of the food to slow kitty down a bit? After all, no one likes puking, I am sure!

Karen, I'd never heard of that! However, I'm sure with the little princess, if we put anything foreign in her dish she would stalk away and not eat. I had to change her dish recently; she acted as if I was trying to poison her.

Now - to address the original question... I do think bringing Mommy chipmunks in various stages of being might be considered distasteful to some. I just think of them as presents.

**catmandu** · 10-14-2011, 09:22 AM

My Meezers were sometimes losers of thier dinner, of course just as you are going out, or in a place where you would have to walk to take a phone call

Tubster Panther is not always a good aim at the box , and he and Miquelito, My Little Orange Lion sometimes leave thier waste uncovered to prove who is the Macho Cat

And of course who is there when you want a chair or bed?