LOL! I guess I can't take (get) a joke!
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Does this look hydrated to you?
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I accidentally posted it in the wrong place so that didn't help!LOL! I guess I can't take (get) a joke!
What's worse is when you suddenly get the joke and start laughing the minute after everyone else in the conversation has moved on to the next subject. It's happened to me, more than once.LOL! I guess I can't take (get) a joke!
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I think he has a new title, "Crinkle Critical Care, Concern, and Compassion."iPappy S silent meowlook I have no experience with sub-q so I let Calcifer manage crinkle's care last night. He knows when crinkle is hungry or needs to be hydrated. He never stops to take pictures of crinkle first.
I think crinkle looks fine this morning. He's still a little damp. Calcifer has concern though and he feels the need to give you the concern very close to the camera.
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I do that all the time!!
Your not alone!LOL! I guess I can't take (get) a joke!
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Oh my! Calcifer is serious about this. ( and adorable)
Willow loves to leave her puff and crinkle balls in her water dish. I think I pull out one a week. When she was just a couple of years old I worked so hard to teach her to fetch, but she would just stare at me blankly. Then one day out of the blue she brought me a soaking puff and seemed to want me to throw it. I did and she retrieved it. She doesn’t get the urge to play often but when she does it is always with waterlogged puff balls.
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That's too cute!
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Not to "beat a dead joke" but you should also feed your crinkle. Best if you feed them leftover cat food from lunch once all cats have finished eating.
Please behold "Crinkles at the feeding bowl."
Please behold "Crinkles at the feeding bowl."
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That crinkle looks pretty well fed. Crinkle neglect should not be taken lightly!! Make sure to wait 30-60 minutes before taking your crinkle for a walk to assure proper digestion.
One option would be to install a low box next to the feeding bowl to give the crinkles a safe place to nap after eating. For maximum protection, make sure the box is long enough that a cat's paw can't reach all the way to the back - you don't want the crinkles to be awakened too early.That crinkle looks pretty well fed. Crinkle neglect should not be taken lightly!! Make sure to wait 30-60 minutes before taking your crinkle for a walk to assure proper digestion.
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Oh, goody! Pre-snagged yarn decorated with feline undercoat fluff! A stellar addition to your stash.
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I'm lucky. She's an equal opportunity shedder, and her fur shows up on absolutely everything to ensure I remember her importance!
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You must also ensure that the box is sturdy enough, crinkles can be crushed under cats but only for short periods of time.
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Very young actually. It's getting to the age though where I suspect it may begin to come unraveled.Lila's yarn also looks well fed. Is it a young yarn ball? They shrink as they age
Speaking seriously for a moment, have you ever spun your own yarn? I have a friend with a drop spindle who's called dibs on all the fur I can brush off of Jasmine, because it makes such fantastic yarn.
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No, but how I would love that!!!!
