Luna and Maya at TED

Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today. Let me say that Luna
and Maya *love* cat carriers. But only if they are open and inside the
house. If you put a cat carrier on the floor and open it, cats will
fight to get inside of it. But don't dare take it outside, no sir!
The moment I stepped outside, the yowling started. And what a yowling it
was! You'd think I was torturing the poor kitties. The yowling increased
when I got the car in motion and did not stop at all. We arrived at TED
20 minutes too early, they hadn't opened yet. So we sat on the parking
lot, with the yowling girls in the back. I was hoping the yowling would
stop once we got inside the building, but no... not even close. We
finally made it to the examination room, where I was able to open the
carriers and pet the girls. That calmed them down a bit. Then came the
vet tech to take them out back for a fecal sample. Oh boy! Maya was
first, and judging by the yowling, she did not enjoy it one bit. Luna
was next, but she was much quieter, perhaps wanting to avoid publicity
on the loss of her dignity.
They got their shots and good health marks from TED. Luna has a bit of
tartar, which is not unusual considering how much she eats, she weighted
in at 11 pounds, while her sister Maya is a slender 7.9 pounds.
Everybody ooed and ahhd and said how pretty the girls are, which did not
deter the yowling one bit. I paid the bill and got them back in the car,
where the yowling concert renewed. They are now back home, grooming
themselves and warning the other cats about the dangers of the cat
carriers. Both cat carriers have a meatlofing cat in them...

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"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today. Let me say that Luna
and Maya *love* cat carriers. But only if they are open and inside the
house. If you put a cat carrier on the floor and open it, cats will
fight to get inside of it. But don't dare take it outside, no sir!
The moment I stepped outside, the yowling started. And what a yowling it
was! You'd think I was torturing the poor kitties. The yowling increased
when I got the car in motion and did not stop at all. We arrived at TED
20 minutes too early, they hadn't opened yet. So we sat on the parking
lot, with the yowling girls in the back. I was hoping the yowling would
stop once we got inside the building, but no... not even close. We
finally made it to the examination room, where I was able to open the
carriers and pet the girls. That calmed them down a bit. Then came the
vet tech to take them out back for a fecal sample. Oh boy! Maya was
first, and judging by the yowling, she did not enjoy it one bit. Luna
was next, but she was much quieter, perhaps wanting to avoid publicity
on the loss of her dignity.
They got their shots and good health marks from TED. Luna has a bit of
tartar, which is not unusual considering how much she eats, she weighted
in at 11 pounds, while her sister Maya is a slender 7.9 pounds.
Everybody ooed and ahhd and said how pretty the girls are, which did not
deter the yowling one bit. I paid the bill and got them back in the car,
where the yowling concert renewed. They are now back home, grooming
themselves and warning the other cats about the dangers of the cat
carriers. Both cat carriers have a meatlofing cat in them...

OMG! After that you need one of your watermelon marguarittas!! Give Luna
and Maya some catnip and y'all can all chill together! ;?

Hugs,

CatNipped

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Sounds like their Paw needs soothing purrs from this ordeal.
Christine
"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today. Let me say that Luna
and Maya *love* cat carriers. But only if they are open and inside the
house. If you put a cat carrier on the floor and open it, cats will
fight to get inside of it. But don't dare take it outside, no sir!
The moment I stepped outside, the yowling started. And what a yowling it
was! You'd think I was torturing the poor kitties. The yowling increased
when I got the car in motion and did not stop at all. We arrived at TED
20 minutes too early, they hadn't opened yet. So we sat on the parking
lot, with the yowling girls in the back. I was hoping the yowling would
stop once we got inside the building, but no... not even close. We
finally made it to the examination room, where I was able to open the
carriers and pet the girls. That calmed them down a bit. Then came the
vet tech to take them out back for a fecal sample. Oh boy! Maya was
first, and judging by the yowling, she did not enjoy it one bit. Luna
was next, but she was much quieter, perhaps wanting to avoid publicity
on the loss of her dignity.
They got their shots and good health marks from TED. Luna has a bit of
tartar, which is not unusual considering how much she eats, she weighted
in at 11 pounds, while her sister Maya is a slender 7.9 pounds.
Everybody ooed and ahhd and said how pretty the girls are, which did not
deter the yowling one bit. I paid the bill and got them back in the car,
where the yowling concert renewed. They are now back home, grooming
themselves and warning the other cats about the dangers of the cat
carriers. Both cat carriers have a meatlofing cat in them...

--
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Victor Martinez wrote:
Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today. Let me say that Luna
and Maya *love* cat carriers. But only if they are open and inside the
house. If you put a cat carrier on the floor and open it, cats will
fight to get inside of it. But don't dare take it outside, no sir!

Wow, very impressive! If I bring out the cat carrier, I get invisible
cats. Cats that can't be found, anywhere. I had to call and cancel an
appointment once because I never *did* find that cat.
Glad Luna and Maya got good checkups.

Sherry

Glad that Luna and Maya are in good health.

Same deal here with the carrier.
Rusty's carrier is in his room all the time. Often he sleeps inside it.
But if I close the door with him inside, out come the paws to try
to open it. Rusty is normally a quiet cat. But it is a different story
on the way to TED. Once I walked there carrying the carrier and
he made so much noise that other pedestrians stared at me.
TED said he could hear Rusty before we entered the clinic. But
once inside, Rusty would quiet down. He completely ignored TED's cat who
tried to strike up a conversation with him.
Rusty was always quiet on the way home, probably knowing his
'ordeal' was over.
I also discovered if I use a cardboard carrier instead of the heavier
plastic one, he is quieter inside. But I have to keep a tight grip on the
former as it can't be locked.

Winnie



"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today. Let me say that Luna
and Maya *love* cat carriers. But only if they are open and inside the
house. If you put a cat carrier on the floor and open it, cats will fight
to get inside of it. But don't dare take it outside, no sir!
The moment I stepped outside, the yowling started. And what a yowling it
was! You'd think I was torturing the poor kitties. The yowling increased
when I got the car in motion and did not stop at all. We arrived at TED 20
minutes too early, they hadn't opened yet. So we sat on the parking lot,
with the yowling girls in the back. I was hoping the yowling would stop
once we got inside the building, but no... not even close. We finally made
it to the examination room, where I was able to open the carriers and pet
the girls. That calmed them down a bit. Then came the vet tech to take
them out back for a fecal sample. Oh boy! Maya was first, and judging by
the yowling, she did not enjoy it one bit. Luna was next, but she was much
quieter, perhaps wanting to avoid publicity on the loss of her dignity.
They got their shots and good health marks from TED. Luna has a bit of
tartar, which is not unusual considering how much she eats, she weighted
in at 11 pounds, while her sister Maya is a slender 7.9 pounds. Everybody
ooed and ahhd and said how pretty the girls are, which did not deter the
yowling one bit. I paid the bill and got them back in the car, where the
yowling concert renewed. They are now back home, grooming themselves and
warning the other cats about the dangers of the cat carriers. Both cat
carriers have a meatlofing cat in them...

--
Victor M. Martinez
Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM)
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Victor Martinez wrote:

Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today.

LOL! I know all about travelling with yowling cats! Glad to hear the
girls are so healthy. Will Luna have to have a dental?

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Marina wrote:
LOL! I know all about travelling with yowling cats! Glad to hear the
girls are so healthy. Will Luna have to have a dental?

TED didn't say anything about a dental, so I guess it's not that bad.

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"W. Leong" wrote in message
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TED said he could hear Rusty before we entered the clinic. But
once inside, Rusty would quiet down. He completely ignored TED's cat who
tried to strike up a conversation with him.


Have you ever wondered about that conversation?

TED cat: Hey Buddy, what're you in here for?

Rusty: ignores cat

TED cat: I said, HEY BUDDY!

Rusty: Leave me alone, you stink like this place.

TED cat: what're you in here for? You already been snipped, I can tell.

Rusty: Get your nose away from me you pervert

TED cat: Are you here for your shots? Huh? Huh?

Rusty: turns around and ignores all further comments from TED cat

That is so funny. Can you imagine the conversation between the
two when Rusty was boarded there?

The other day I went to pick up some prescription food for Rusty,
and Chico was all over the food and my shopping cart.
When I found out Rusty weight is about the same as Chico, I know
he is not underweight.

Winnie

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"W. Leong" wrote in message
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TED said he could hear Rusty before we entered the clinic. But
once inside, Rusty would quiet down. He completely ignored TED's cat who
tried to strike up a conversation with him.


Have you ever wondered about that conversation?

TED cat: Hey Buddy, what're you in here for?

Rusty: ignores cat

TED cat: I said, HEY BUDDY!

Rusty: Leave me alone, you stink like this place.

TED cat: what're you in here for? You already been snipped, I can tell.

Rusty: Get your nose away from me you pervert

TED cat: Are you here for your shots? Huh? Huh?

Rusty: turns around and ignores all further comments from TED cat

Wow, that's a lot of yowling! Glad to hear that they are both healthy
cats.
Vino's ok about being in the carrier. But in the car, the carrier has
to face towards me. If he can't see me, he instantly starts yowling.
As soon as he sees me, he calms down. What a weirdo. I figured it
would make him feel better to be facing the front of the car but no,
he'd rather ride sideways and see me!
--
Britta
"There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album




Victor Martinez wrote:
Luna and Maya went for their annual physical today. Let me say that
Luna and Maya *love* cat carriers. But only if they are open and
inside the house. If you put a cat carrier on the floor and open it,
cats will fight to get inside of it. But don't dare take it outside,
no sir!
The moment I stepped outside, the yowling started. And what a
yowling
it was! You'd think I was torturing the poor kitties. The yowling
increased when I got the car in motion and did not stop at all. We
arrived at TED 20 minutes too early, they hadn't opened yet. So we
sat on the parking lot, with the yowling girls in the back. I was
hoping the yowling would stop once we got inside the building, but
no... not even close. We finally made it to the examination room,
where I was able to open the carriers and pet the girls. That calmed
them down a bit. Then came the vet tech to take them out back for a
fecal sample. Oh boy! Maya was first, and judging by the yowling,
she
did not enjoy it one bit. Luna was next, but she was much quieter,
perhaps wanting to avoid publicity on the loss of her dignity.
They got their shots and good health marks from TED. Luna has a bit
of
tartar, which is not unusual considering how much she eats, she
weighted in at 11 pounds, while her sister Maya is a slender 7.9
pounds. Everybody ooed and ahhd and said how pretty the girls are,
which did not deter the yowling one bit. I paid the bill and got
them
back in the car, where the yowling concert renewed. They are now
back
home, grooming themselves and warning the other cats about the
dangers of the cat carriers. Both cat carriers have a meatlofing cat
in them...