Hi everyone,
Today’s guest post comes from our good friend Benji!
Cat Trials
Today after all our normal rituals (morning loves and scratching, fresh canned food with gravy, etc.) she was acting in a suspicious manner. While scratching the scruff of my neck she sneakily left behind some foul goo which interfered with my own cat smell, and which I tried my best to lick away. It was unfortunately just out of reach. Tiger had the same noxious smell yesterday and that I can understand as he is not nearly as fast as me. I shall have to confer with him about this peculiar human behavior.
Of course I forgive Sue this anomaly. She must have her reasons for changing my scent for the day. Perhaps I can sleep it off.
~ Benji
P.S. from Sue ~ If I could avoid this part of cat parenting I would. The boy is a fighter for sure!
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De-Fleaing? De-Ticking? Or de-worming?
Hi this is Sue. It was ordinary flea medication. I give it to Benji once a month (sneakily on the back of his neck) and he detests it. Still he forgives me. 🙂
Better than pesky fleas, I’d say!
cool story and very cute furry writer
🙂 thanks
Diavolo use to fight me when I put it on his neck but he has really come to associate it with lack of fleas and as long as I don’t take too long doing it he sits still. But like you it needs to be in the middle of a good petting session.
Luckily ours don’t mind anti flea treatment at all 😮
What a sweetie ?
thank you… he really is a sweet boy! 🙂
Thank you 🙂