Cat chewing on computer cables and power cords

Philip wrote:


Thank you Lesley. Have you never heard a cat hiss or spit? Surely
you've
heard the Haaaaaaah! with ears laid back and teeth bared. It's one
of those
universal feline expressions!

do that again

haaaaaa hows it go

this time with feeling

bigbadbarry wrote:
Philip wrote:


Thank you Lesley. Have you never heard a cat hiss or spit? Surely
you've heard the Haaaaaaah! with ears laid back and teeth bared.
It's one of those universal feline expressions!

do that again

haaaaaa hows it go

this time with feeling

Southern California so .... Dude! Haaaaaa!

On 11 May 2005 05:00:29 -0700, "Lesley" wrote:

Bradley, the HISSSSS from a can of compressed air need not be in the
cat's
ear to be heard.

Aerosols are very effective with Sarrasine- don't ask me why, we have
never sprayed her with anything or even anywhere near her but she
hates the noise they make. It works a lot better than a squirt bottle
which I'd be vary of using when she's hiding behind electrical
equipment and anyway when I did try a squirt bottle she drank the
water! But now just shaking an aerosol can usually stop her (unless
what she is doing is very enjoyable!). Redunzel however hates the
squirt bottle.

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs


Leslie would you help me with exactly what you are talking
about.......is Sarrasine a propellant of some kind or is it a product
made to be used with cats? What exactly is it that you are using, I
haven't tried the water but someone told me that it works very
effectively for them so I don't know but yes of course not around
electricity.

Thanks in advance


Brad

LIFE'S JOURNEY IS NOT TO ARRIVE AT THE GRAVE SAFELY IN A
WELL-PRESERVED BODY, BUT RATHER TO SKID IN SIDEWAYS, TOTALLY WORN OUT,
SHOUTING... " HOLY @#$%... WHAT A RIDE!"