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2nd May 2010, 03:39 PM #1
I was coming back home across the fields yesterday with the dogs and saw Simba sitting on our back fence, when he saw us he was eager to come and meet us and jumped down into a patch of stinging nettles. He stung one of his little pink pads and was licking it all day. Don't think he will do that again poor thing.
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2nd May 2010, 08:12 PM #2
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Awwwww, poor baby!
I remember reading somewhere that a MC in the USA marched from his home to the neighbour's house where his owners were at a party, walked into the house and gave them "what for" for being out late and insisted they return home. Hobbes has got quite an imperious little "WOW" when we aren't complying quickly enough, so I can well believe this!
Hobbes would do just about ANYTHING for Spam. And if you ever need to give a pill, like a worming tablet for example, ours will (usually) take it if it is rolled up in a bit of corned beef! So much for the balanced Science Diet, eh?
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2nd May 2010, 08:45 PM #3
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2nd May 2010, 09:53 PM #4
That's so funny
Simba hates being left alone when I take the dogs out. If no-one is at home with him I lock him in the house cos I know he would try and follow us.
Simba is a huge cheese fan and will try and take it out of your sandwich if you are eating it
Haven't tried spam but thinking I will have to get some if it's so popular
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2nd May 2010, 10:31 PM #5
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We can believe that! Hobbes can reach up to the kitchen counter when standing on his back legs and has been known to snaffle stuff that is close to the edge.
The spam is an occasional treat - not sure how much salt there is in that stuff! He also adores cheese.
I had a Burmese that would KILL for chinese food and curry. And our original red boy Widget had a thing for sweet-and-sour chicken - thereby hangs a tale.
He had been on chicken-and-rice as he had had an upset tum. The previous evening we had had a takeaway and put the leftovers in a bin bag in the garage. We went out the next evening to friends and when we got back, my husband picked Widget up and planted a big kiss on his furry little head. He recoiled, exclaiming "Yuk! Sweet and Sour Cat!"
Our "I've got a sensitive tummy" red lad had raided the bin bag and his fur colour had neatly masked the sauce that he had covered himself in!
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3rd May 2010, 12:41 AM #6
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