Any middle of the night/early morning cat chatters

I can't sleep. Anyone awake on the other side of the world who cares to
chat?

On an IRC client use the following server:

xeon.edigic.com
port 6667
#rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

If you use Firefox as a browser and have Chatzilla installed you can
get there via the web thusly:

irc://xeon.edigic.com/rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

Jill

"jmcquown" wrote in message
...
I can't sleep. Anyone awake on the other side of the world who cares to
chat?

On an IRC client use the following server:

xeon.edigic.com
port 6667
#rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

If you use Firefox as a browser and have Chatzilla installed you can
get there via the web thusly:

irc://xeon.edigic.com/rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

Jill

If you want to hear a cat howl with delight (and scream with frustration
when I don't move fast enough), you should hear Duffy as soon as I *touch*
the container of Liv-A-Littles. It's in the refrigerator, too, and he
doesn't do that every time I open the refrigerator door (thank
goodness!)--but he literally dances and sings as soon as I touch that
container.

MaryL

MaryL wrote:

"jmcquown" wrote in message
...
I can't sleep. Anyone awake on the other side of the world who cares
to chat?

On an IRC client use the following server:

xeon.edigic.com
port 6667
#rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

If you use Firefox as a browser and have Chatzilla installed you can
get there via the web thusly:

irc://xeon.edigic.com/rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

Jill

If you want to hear a cat howl with delight (and scream with frustration
when I don't move fast enough), you should hear Duffy as soon as I
*touch* the container of Liv-A-Littles. It's in the refrigerator, too,
and he doesn't do that every time I open the refrigerator door (thank
goodness!)--but he literally dances and sings as soon as I touch that
container.

MaryL



I've never heard of Live-a-littles. My son does my grocery shopping now
and he just isn't interested in "hunting" for things. TuTu is rejecting
the last two batches of Fancy feast. If there is any description on the
can, such as grilled, chopped, or anything other than just plain she
won't touch it. I have not convinced my son to hunt through the cans
for just plain food. Do you think TuTu has learned to read? LOL MLB

"MLB" wrote in message
...
MaryL wrote:

"jmcquown" wrote in message
...
I can't sleep. Anyone awake on the other side of the world who cares to
chat?

On an IRC client use the following server:

xeon.edigic.com
port 6667
#rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

If you use Firefox as a browser and have Chatzilla installed you can
get there via the web thusly:

irc://xeon.edigic.com/rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

Jill

If you want to hear a cat howl with delight (and scream with frustration
when I don't move fast enough), you should hear Duffy as soon as I
*touch* the container of Liv-A-Littles. It's in the refrigerator, too,
and he doesn't do that every time I open the refrigerator door (thank
goodness!)--but he literally dances and sings as soon as I touch that
container.

MaryL



I've never heard of Live-a-littles. My son does my grocery shopping now
and he just isn't interested in "hunting" for things. TuTu is rejecting
the last two batches of Fancy feast. If there is any description on the
can, such as grilled, chopped, or anything other than just plain she won't
touch it. I have not convinced my son to hunt through the cans for just
plain food. Do you think TuTu has learned to read? LOL MLB


Liv-a-Littles (by Halo) are fantastic. However, they are treats and not a
substitute for food. They are freeze dried treats in various
flavors--chicken, salmon, etc. My twosome prefer the chicken. They don't
even look palatable to me--they look about as appetizing as styrofoam (which
they resemble), but Holly and Duffy *love* them. Holly is very particular
about her food and will daintily consume them. Duffy practically scarfs
them down and often steals some of Holly's.

Here's a picture. You can order them from various places online and also in
pet supply stores. You may be able to find them cheaper than this, but this
was an easy location for me since I buy so many things from PetFoodDirect:
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/p...5Fid=111&Page=
Be sure to refrigerate after opening. I only give a few pieces at a time on
an occasional basis because they are treats, not intended as a basic source
of food.

MaryL

MaryL wrote:

"MLB" wrote in message
...
MaryL wrote:

"jmcquown" wrote in message
...
I can't sleep. Anyone awake on the other side of the world who
cares to chat?

On an IRC client use the following server:

xeon.edigic.com
port 6667
#rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

If you use Firefox as a browser and have Chatzilla installed you can
get there via the web thusly:

irc://xeon.edigic.com/rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

Jill

If you want to hear a cat howl with delight (and scream with
frustration when I don't move fast enough), you should hear Duffy as
soon as I *touch* the container of Liv-A-Littles. It's in the
refrigerator, too, and he doesn't do that every time I open the
refrigerator door (thank goodness!)--but he literally dances and
sings as soon as I touch that container.

MaryL



I've never heard of Live-a-littles. My son does my grocery shopping
now and he just isn't interested in "hunting" for things. TuTu is
rejecting the last two batches of Fancy feast. If there is any
description on the can, such as grilled, chopped, or anything other
than just plain she won't touch it. I have not convinced my son to
hunt through the cans for just plain food. Do you think TuTu has
learned to read? LOL MLB


Liv-a-Littles (by Halo) are fantastic. However, they are treats and not
a substitute for food. They are freeze dried treats in various
flavors--chicken, salmon, etc. My twosome prefer the chicken. They
don't even look palatable to me--they look about as appetizing as
styrofoam (which they resemble), but Holly and Duffy *love* them. Holly
is very particular about her food and will daintily consume them. Duffy
practically scarfs them down and often steals some of Holly's.

Here's a picture. You can order them from various places online and
also in pet supply stores. You may be able to find them cheaper than
this, but this was an easy location for me since I buy so many things
from PetFoodDirect:
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/p...5Fid=111&Page=

Be sure to refrigerate after opening. I only give a few pieces at a
time on an occasional basis because they are treats, not intended as a
basic source of food.

MaryL



Thanks for the information. Best wishes. MLB