I thought it was the gun rack "room" from the Matrix :/
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I thought it was the gun rack "room" from the Matrix :/
Both our cats have a stocking each. 
The best part about filling them though is that Barry is obsessed with drinking straws, he loves to chew them, and Poppy is obsessed with little craft pom poms, she chases them. Both cats play fetch with these "toys", just like dogs.
The best part about filling them though is that Barry is obsessed with drinking straws, he loves to chew them, and Poppy is obsessed with little craft pom poms, she chases them. Both cats play fetch with these "toys", just like dogs.
Holly is the new addition to the family, she is 14 weeks old and she moves so quick this is the best pic I can get so far, she is into everything and purrr's really loud which is great
That's a gorgeous snow bengal, v v v v v jealous
floyds MC genes were shining through this morning, man he's getting strong.
he had my wrist in his paws with claws dug in a little (not roughly) while nibbling and rubbing his face on my hand wiping dribble and snot all over it
looks like ive been self harming a bit now lol
he had my wrist in his paws with claws dug in a little (not roughly) while nibbling and rubbing his face on my hand wiping dribble and snot all over it
looks like ive been self harming a bit now lol
Bought my cat one of these Cat Meow motorised toys http://cats.about.com/od/productreviews/fl/Review-Cats-Meow-Cat-Toy.htm as her exercise regime is decidedly iffy. But she does not like the sound of the moving part on the plastic sheeting.
So I have tried making a circle out of a commandeered dressing gown but the moving part of the toy needs to be able to move freely and the plastic circle being quits rigid allows this. Cloth just gets caught up in the moving bit.
Tried double taping the plastic to the cloth but that makes the whole thing too heavy.
Not sure what to try next as I am running out of ideas.
So I have tried making a circle out of a commandeered dressing gown but the moving part of the toy needs to be able to move freely and the plastic circle being quits rigid allows this. Cloth just gets caught up in the moving bit.
Tried double taping the plastic to the cloth but that makes the whole thing too heavy.
Not sure what to try next as I am running out of ideas.
I think for a kitten this would be a fantastic toy, my rescue cat is a bit older, 3 years and does not take to new things very readily. It is a shame as she loves the hand under the cover game and will play for ages but not knowing it is my hand she can get a bit rough with the claws something she would not do if we play fight and she can see it is my hand.
I probably should have realised when I got the toy that she would not be keen as I bought her a tunnel a while back which was also plastic and she hated the sound and feel of that also.
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That's pretty irresponsible, does that cat even have a pilot's licence?
My furry idiot. Possibly the best companion I've ever had, and seems to spend a lot of the time thinking he's a dog in terms of behaviour. Loves company, loves affection, regularly spends the night curled up next to me asleep, and taps my face until I wake up if there's not space enough next to me for him to snuggle in.
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Someone more talented than I needs to Photoshop some goggles onto the cat.New toy
