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Nipsy upchucks big time (don't read while eating)
We had finished breakfast and were gathering around for the
Temptations desert. I put some in front of Espy on the floor and some for Nipsy on the bed, as usual. Nipsy sniffs them and walks to the end of the bed. Hmm says I. That's odd. Then he makes a few odd mewling noises and I'm starting to wonder if I'm still going to work or whether we're heading to the vet. He hops down on the floor and lays there for a minute, then begins the heaves. Oh, I see, it must be a rare hairball. Neither cat really gets too many of those. Then up it comes, a massive amount of ick, including one sluggy looking hairball. It looks like someone poured a pitcher of foul slime on the floor. I just couldn't believe that so much stuff came out of that cat. It took ten minutes to clean it all up. And I don't know why we call those things hairballs anyway. HairSlugs is more like it. I put out some more Temptations for Nipsy since Espy took full advantage of the situation and ate Nipsy's. Nipsy scoffed them down and all is well again. Off to work it is. |
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Nipsy upchucks big time (don't read while eating)
dgk wrote: And I don't know why we call those things hairballs anyway. HairSlugs is more like it. My cat pukes some so big I cannot believe they have come out of him. He tends to get them really badly and I'm not sure why. -L. |
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Nipsy upchucks big time (don't read while eating)
dgk wrote: We had finished breakfast and were gathering around for the Temptations desert. I put some in front of Espy on the floor and some for Nipsy on the bed, as usual. Nipsy sniffs them and walks to the end of the bed. Hmm says I. That's odd. Then he makes a few odd mewling noises and I'm starting to wonder if I'm still going to work or whether we're heading to the vet. He hops down on the floor and lays there for a minute, then begins the heaves. Oh, I see, it must be a rare hairball. Neither cat really gets too many of those. Then up it comes, a massive amount of ick, including one sluggy looking hairball. It looks like someone poured a pitcher of foul slime on the floor. I just couldn't believe that so much stuff came out of that cat. It took ten minutes to clean it all up. And I don't know why we call those things hairballs anyway. HairSlugs is more like it. I put out some more Temptations for Nipsy since Espy took full advantage of the situation and ate Nipsy's. Nipsy scoffed them down and all is well again. Off to work it is. I find hairballs once and awhile. I have four cats and no one confesses. They are indoor/outdoor cats and for some reason they do it in the house. It is like they want me to find it but won't tell me who did it! Maybe they work as a team so they all get treats!Sue |
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