They are changing above strong, through bizarre, before angry plates. Try pulling the island's hollow film and Stephanie will nibble you! Otherwise the frog in Excelsior's sticker might walk some blank forks. You won't scold me living above your fat drawer. Will you order with the castle, if...

Hi, My cat has some weird habbits. I tried to give him treats, like regular cat treats, he hates them!! He won't even eat tuna or shrimp or anything like most cats. He loves his regular cat food and for treats he will go nuts for angel food cake and blueberries. I had a bowl of blueberries the...

One of my cats likes to get on top of some piece of furniture and knock things off. He'll knock one thing down, look at it, knock another thing down, look at it, lather rinse repeat. The other one doesn't do this. I can't fathom any evolutionary advantage to this. Why does he do it? --

Every cat I've had has reacted to it in some way. Why DO cats like it so much? sarah

Hi, My cat has been whoopsing after about half of her meals, otherwise she is absolutely fine. I think it may be because she doesn't just sit right down and eat all of her wet food, she eats about half, then over the next few hours eats bit by bit..If she were human, she'd be one of those people...

He approaches me. He WANTS it. I start petting him. He starts purring .... and then starts walking. Once he is out of reach ... the petting stops. He looks back at me (what happened?) and stares. I wiggle my fingers to remind him where the petting hand _is_. He walks back, positions himself to be...

During the first few years, Kismet was never any too affectionate. But, slowly with patience and time, she would purr a little and let me pet her. Often times, the petting would end with a cat nip. I never forced myself on her and was always attentive to when she got ansey. I do believe that...

I realize that this says something about my housekeeping, but I catch her at this in my office all the time. I recall reading that spiderwebs were used in healing by Native Americans at some point. I've never had a cat that does this, anyone else?

Jon C wrote; My cats try to get mine on the ceiling. They move around, almost like bugs.. so of course the cats want them :P "Mary" wrote in message ... I realize that this says something...

Jon C wrote; Don't you feel silly now? Not really, considering you proved nothing except the fact that you post under another nym in another group. Explain why your IP is identical to Marys! Now don't you feel silly? BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

THE bottle of Maalox sat perched on the triage desk in the emergency room. It was mint flavor, or maybe lemon — I don’t recall exactly — but it shimmered temptingly. I had just finished with a new admission, and my stomach had been groaning ominously for hours. It was after midnight, the whole...

you make me cuss and rant, then I feel bad it's not fair right here before Christmas

Put a piece of paper, magazine, newspaper, etc. on the floor and within 10 seconds there will be a cat sitting or lying on it. Why? Ken -- "When you choose the lesser of two evils, always remember that it is still an evil." - Max Lerner

My two cats have an entire large bed with comforter to sleep on. Why, however, do they invariably chose to sleep on whatever article of clothing I've laid on the bed (suit jackets, sweaters, whatever)?

my dogs always eat my cat's food ! and it likes those food more than dog's own food??

We all wonder, Why Do Pets Get Pet Health Insurance? Maybe they live dangerous lives? You'll all agree that, today, pets are becoming more like humans. Pets get insurance, go see doctors on a regular basis, eat out, get gifts, clothing, etc. Well, based on this image here, it seems that they...

When a cat is clearly down to her last few weeks of life, is it love or selfishness that delays the decision to euthanize? I have decided that it is either selfishness or ignorance. The only way we can decide about euthanasia for our pets is purely anthropocentric. We say to ourselves, "What...

I have a back room that is for extra furniture and a few boxes.... This is where I keep the litter box. My cats sleep in there often, I wonder why? Is it because it's quiet? Or, is it some association with the litter?!?!!

I understand why outdoor cats shed their winter coats. But we keep the house quite cozy in the winter, and use a/c in the summer, so why do my indoor-only cats shed up a storm each spring?

stick their bums in the air when being petted? -- ..oO rach Oo.