I've just managed to avoid a few chewed book covers on library books. Whenever my cats find something sitting where they don't think it should be, they decide it needs kitty staples marks. I mailed a few Christmas cards with teeth marks in them, too!
I did turn up for quite a few meetings in my last job with various important bits of paper chewed at the corners which didn't look too great. Just as well I wasn't looking for promotion.
Does anyone else have a cat that tells them to clean up their human mess?
....... Whenever my cats find something sitting where they don't think it should be, they decide it needs kitty staples marks. I mailed a few Christmas cards with teeth marks in them, too!
Mine! Me me me! Mine do it all the time! And not only that, they don't even like things left out on the kitchen counters! About the only thing they will usually leave alone is the coffee maker. They don't even like the toaster left out. Everything MUST be put in the cupboard when not in use!
Does anyone else have a cat that tells them to clean up their human mess?Mouse takes about 2 seconds to get to any used cup or plate I have the audacity to put down on the floor rather than take
to the kitchen sink (and if he doesn't like what I've had he won't even let me leave it on the table)... He starts to scratch and paw around the offending plate or cup and looks at me like I am the worst human he could ever have the misfortune to live with! He only stops pawing when I pick the offending item/s up and take them through to the sink. It gets a bit embarrassing when he does it and I've got friends in; he does it to them too.
Oh I love it! None of mine try to herd me out of the room, thank goodness, but they have been known to give me the evil eye if I move them from a chair so I can sit down. And one of my dogs thinks it's her job to inspect all the groceries before I unpack the bags! ...
OMG, no way would Mouse let me have a coffee maker! He detests the smell of coffee more than anything else I think. Or maybe it's just my coffee, most people have a similar reaction when I make it for them.My theory is he believes this is his residence and only his stuff should be allowed out.... sounds like your pack have the same cattitude.Either that or they have sheep dog genes in them somewhere: a friend of mine had a sheep dog that needed everything tidy. Everything in her house had to be in the right place and even things like bags of shopping had to get put away imediately or she'd bark at them to try round them up. If you sat in the wrong chair you'd get the same treatment!
Don't you hate when they don't like what you make when you put more effort into it? Nap time is one of my favourite times of the day too.
No! Boo! Not snow! We had just 5 inches over the weekend and it's got everything in a mess. And the worst part is, we're used to it here! Now it's going to warm up and we may have some minor flooding. And lots of muck and mud. .
I don't even want to know what it's going to look like here when the snow melts. The piles around here are huge.
No! Boo! Not snow! We had just 5 inches over the weekend and it's got everything in a mess. And the worst part is, we're used to it here! Now it's going to warm up and we may have some minor flooding. And lots of muck and mud. .
Not flowers, but my cats love the lemongrass in their enclosure.Congrats, Mrs. B!Enjoy the Yopa.My dear Bunny Rose continues to beg to be outside each and every day- she’ll scratch at the door incessantly until one of the other kitties comes by- in that case, she’ll follow them wherever they go. Her dream will soon come true after the catio finishes construction next week. I’m going to get some kitty-safe flowers from the local florist soon after it’s finished- currently have snapdragons, sunflowers and zinnias on my list. Any others that you can think of?
Yes, things you're not allowed to do when the cat has decided to claim you. You should see my knitting technique!!
