Boyfie & Tigger hit the road..

On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 00:51:28 +0100, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
Tigger & Boyfriend have never met each other in real life. When they are in
the car their carriers are faced away from each other and when they are at
the vet's they come out separately.
I only do this as Tigger wouldn't get his injections otherwise unless I
insisted that he came along with Boyfie every year.
Similar with Maisie. Not looking forward to that bad behaviour but it will
be done.

I'm sure they're having a lively conversation with each other though.

"Takayuki" wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 00:51:28 +0100, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
Tigger & Boyfriend have never met each other in real life. When they are
in
the car their carriers are faced away from each other and when they are at
the vet's they come out separately.
I only do this as Tigger wouldn't get his injections otherwise unless I
insisted that he came along with Boyfie every year.
Similar with Maisie. Not looking forward to that bad behaviour but it
will
be done.

I'm sure they're having a lively conversation with each other though.

Not sure about that.. It's more like both are wowling about OMG we're on the
way to the vet, we know it!
but who know whether they are communicating?

Boyfie: Tigger, are you in the car in a cage near me?
Tigger: Yes
Boyfie: I guess it's the injections again then.

Tweed

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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On 8/21/2014 4:48 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"Jack G." wrote in message
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Did you notice your cats did not make much noise on the return trip?
They knew they were on the way home.

They made almost as much noise on the way back! But Boyfie shot back
into
his carrier after his examination was over (it's difficult to get him
into
it at home, he seems to develop another pair of legs that all press
against
the sides to CATapult him back out before I can shut the door)
At least he doesn't he doesn't bite or scratch to avoid going in, but if
he
gets out first time he will run and hide.

After he comes home, he is a bit wary of me if I try to pet him whilst he
standing on the floor - he does flatcat in case I pick him up to go to
TED's
again. Takes about 36 hours for him to forgive the betrayal.


My lovely Persia (RB) didn't care if she was coming or going. She'd cry
either way. However, over the years she DID try to jump back into the
carrier while we were at the vet. She was telling me, "Time for us to go
home! Let's go!" It didn't stop her from crying on the trip back. I
couldn't seem to get home fast enough for her.

Jill

Boyfie hates his trips to the vet but sometimes it has to be done.
He doesn't appreciate how they saved his life in January and stayed up all
night to do it. Cats don't know these things.