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Christina Websell - 23 Sep 2005 22:46 GMT

No, not *about* cats, *for* cats! I was in a charity shop (thrift shop) on
Wednesday and I saw this video called "Cool for Cats" TV fun for felines,
volume 1. "a revolutionary new 60 minute video filmed especially for the
modern cat to keep him amused and occupied in the comfort of his own living
room while his owners are away. They need never feel guilty about leaving
him alone again, he'll be having a whale of a time etc etc."
It cost 40 pence, so I thought it was worth buying. I'll look at it over
the weekend if I have time and report back.

Tweed

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Irulan - 24 Sep 2005 21:37 GMT

I have a video for cats. Jazz (RB) loved it. But he would only watch it if
he on eye-level with the tv while it was playing, so I used to put him on
top of laundry so he could watch. He loved the squirrels and the birds and
the mice. But when the fish came on he would fall asleep. As soon as the
squirrels came on again, he would wake up and watch.

I haven't tried it on Lily yet. She's never still enough for me to try, but
she will watch some tv when she's wanting some cuddling right after waking
up from a nap. :)
Lily & her mama
Jazz, RB

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> No, not *about* cats, *for* cats! I was in a charity shop (thrift shop)
> on Wednesday and I saw this video called "Cool for Cats" TV fun for
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> Tweed

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Howard C. Berkowitz - 24 Sep 2005 22:41 GMT

> I have a video for cats. Jazz (RB) loved it. But he would only watch it
> if
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> the mice. But when the fish came on he would fall asleep. As soon as the
> squirrels came on again, he would wake up and watch.

Clifford (RB) only paid attention to two things on TV: animal shows with
dogs/wolves/foxes/coyotes, and Bill Clinton speeches. He would sit in a
dignified posture -- and Clifford was rarely dignified -- throughout the
State of the Union Address every year.

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