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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / November 2005Baby Eyes is certifiable
I put up with a lot from this cat. She tries to bury just about everything - telephones, keyboards. shoes, socks, you name it, she tries to bury it. As I type this, she's trying to bury her water dish - pulling whatever's in a 3-foot radius of the dish, into the water.... give me a break.... And this morning at about 5:45 (I didn't get to sleep until almost 2:00) someone was fighting in the living room and woke me up - no problem, I would have slept through it but for a full bladder, but when I tried to leave the bed she almost attacked me. See, she gets *very* upset when she sees anyone fighting, she has a sort of panic attack and starts wheezing and growling and hissing like she was in mortal danger or something, and you don't *dare* get close to her at such a time, and here she was on the bedside table doing this thing and keeping me trapped in the bed, meanwhile my bladder was screaming "Empty me - NOW!!" And after she "got lost" (at least a year ago, I think it was) she stayed in the house 99.99% of the time after I found her and brought her home, now suddenly she's going in and out about fifty times a day and wearing out the cat flap. Remember, this is the cat who's deathly afraid of my brassieres. I never know when she's gonna exhibit yet another bizarre behavior. ~~I never know when she's gonna exhibit yet another bizarre behavior. ~~ Is she pure white? Cheers, Azy! Cats are like credit cards, they're great fun until they get their claws in you! www.housecatwisdom.blogspot.com > ~~I never know when she's gonna exhibit yet another bizarre behavior. > ~~ > > Is she pure white? No, she's all grey, with a tiny white bib. I think her belly would have white fur, if her belly had any fur, but her belly's always been bald. ~~but her belly's always been bald. ~~ It's interesting that you say that. I asked because I once owned a pure white female who was exactly as you say. Later we found out that she had tumours, which we were told are more common in white cats due to their typically inbred genetics. They eventually moved into her brain and she literally went insane. The bald thing, though, reminds me of my friend Lauren's cat, Nerdy. They always thought she was bald on the belly, but when she started acting out and getting sores around her mouth, they took her to the vet and put her on birth control pills! Sound's bizarre, especially since the cat was fixed. Apparently there were hormone issues after the hysterectomy, and she mowed the hair down on her belly before anyone ever even knew it existed. The pills cured her. She was sane and hairy-bellied the last time I saw her. Cheers, Azy! Cats are like credit cards, they're great fun until they get their claws in you! www.housecatwisdom.blogspot.com > Remember, this is the cat who's deathly afraid of my brassieres. I never > know when she's gonna exhibit yet another bizarre behavior. Oh, that's funny. Biskit is deathly afraid of a weird thing too. It is one of those plastic zip-up bags that you store blankets in. She is terrified of it. I wish I knew why. Sherry >> Remember, this is the cat who's deathly afraid of my brassieres. I never >> know when she's gonna exhibit yet another bizarre behavior. > Oh, that's funny. Biskit is deathly afraid of a weird thing too. It is > one of those plastic zip-up bags that you store blankets in. She is > terrified of it. I wish I knew why. Somehow, that makes more sense to me. For a bag to be big enough to fit a blanket inside it, it's going to look pretty big to a cat. Plus, the zipper makes a noise that might be unnerving to a cat. But, afraid of a bra? That's a new one. I didn't know that about Baby Eyes. Is she afraid of other undergarments, or is it just bras? :) Joyce > >> Remember, this is the cat who's deathly afraid of my brassieres. I > >> never [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > But, afraid of a bra? That's a new one. I didn't know that about Baby > Eyes. Is she afraid of other undergarments, or is it just bras? :) She has been observed giving underpanties a wide berth on a few occasions, but it's mostly just bras. LOL, not at Baby Eyes, but somehow this conversation thread just had me in stitches. Lily & her mama Jazz, RB  SignatureIrulan from the stars we come to the stars we return from now until the end of time > >> >> Remember, this is the cat who's deathly afraid of my brassieres. I [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > She has been observed giving underpanties a wide berth on a few occasions, > but it's mostly just bras. > I put up with a lot from this cat. She tries to bury just about everything - > telephones, keyboards. shoes, socks, you name it, she tries to bury it. As I > type this, she's trying to bury her water dish - pulling whatever's in a > 3-foot radius of the dish, into the water.... give me a break.... I think I've finally found something stranger than the sight of Kumani trying desperately to eat sunbeams. --Fil |
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