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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / July 2006Remember that Pyramid Bed?
How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it tonight!!! http://community.webshots.com/album/552400110NBaanm Jill > http://community.webshots.com/album/552400110NBaanm Awwww... she woves her bed!!!!  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com > How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed for > Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it tonight!!! > > http://community.webshots.com/album/552400110NBaanm > > Jill Well, you should know that it "just wasn't right" until *she* decided it was. SignatureSam, closely supervised by Mistletoe >How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed for >Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it tonight!!! > >http://community.webshots.com/album/552400110NBaanm > >Jill She has such a round smiley inquisitive expression. I also like the nose licking pic. :) >> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed >> for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > She has such a round smiley inquisitive expression. I also like the > nose licking pic. :) LOL that's because she's round, smiley and inquisitive! I liked that nose-lick one, too! I wasn't expecting it; she wasn't doing that when I snapped the shutter. Jill >>> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed >>> for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >Jill She looks so princessy in that bed. ;) Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War >>>> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed >>>> for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Make Levees, Not War Dat *My* Preshush Prinsuss Persia!!! Heartthrobingly yours Weebs >>>>> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped >>>>> bed for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > Heartthrobingly yours > Weebs Persia here... I wud like to invite da Prince Weebs into da pyramid castle fur some snuggles and nose kisses :) Dis is gettin' seereeooos! But da pyramid is dis small padded spot an her (me) fluffy Prinsuss lyked da soft bed playce... but Mommy 'spects me ta get inna da bed so I woant. It's da small fluffy bed, sorft an has da dangly puff ball... but I have dis big crackle sac, an dat's more fun! So you, preshus Weebs, culd roll around onna crackle sac an mommy Jill will gibs us scritchies and da crunchies an da milk (she says its da SKIM milk) so we can hab some of dat, just a little bit. Persia will kissanose wif da young Prince Weebs when she sees himm onna island after Capt'n Pine Cone goes to da bed :) It will be our kitty secret! Huggles, Persia > >> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed > >> for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it It didn't SMELL right before! I'm glad she's finally enjoying it. She looks so cute! --Fil >>>> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed >>>> for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it > > It didn't SMELL right before! I'd even rubbed it with loose catnip! No go. Not until she deemed it "worthy" :) > I'm glad she's finally enjoying it. She looks so cute! > > --Fil She IS cute LOL But she hasn't been back in it since. At least I got a photo-op :) Jill > How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed > for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jill That's very much like the one I got Snoopy a few years ago, she never used it so when Shaddow, the semi-feral, cat showed up I put it in the summer house for him. He likes it but instead of getting in it he collapses the top and makes a bed of it. I love the picture of Persia licking her nose. :-) http://community.webshots.com/photo/552400110/2139709800046690505WIXmfP SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > That's very much like the one I got Snoopy a few years ago, she > never used it so when Shaddow, the semi-feral, cat showed up I > put it in the summer house for him. He likes it but instead of > getting in it he collapses the top and makes a bed of it. LOL! Rhett likes to get under cat beds that are meant to lay on top of. SignatureCheryl > How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed for > Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it tonight!!! > > http://community.webshots.com/album/552400110NBaanm Glad she's using it at last. It was even more months ago that I got the sisal scratching post and my two have never even considered using it :-( Ungrateful so-and-so's! Tweed > Glad she's using it at last. It was even more months ago that I got the > sisal scratching post and my two have never even considered using it :-( > Ungrateful so-and-so's! > > Tweed I have to get a scatching pad for Rusty. The old one was thrown out as it was falling aprat. Now he is using my door mat for scratching. Winnie >> Glad she's using it at last. It was even more months ago that I got the >> sisal scratching post and my two have never even considered using it :-( [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I have to get a scatching pad for Rusty. The old one was thrown out as > it was falling aprat. Now he is using my door mat for scratching. If it didn't cost more to ship than what it is worth I would send it to you for Rusty. I can't imagine how stupid I was to buy one. My cats have real trees to scratch on and they do. Why would they want a sisal post? Seems they didn't. They like to scratch bark on real trees. I am very anxious to make sure my cats have everything they need. I am really only experienced with dogs. The difference between having cats in America and England is mind-blowing for a Brit. Well, I mean me. Tweed > If it didn't cost more to ship than what it is worth I would send it > to you for Rusty. I can't imagine how stupid I was to buy one. My [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > between having cats in America and England is mind-blowing for a > Brit. Well, I mean me. Wasn't the desire for a scratching post originally related to KFC's habit of scratching your chair instead, though? Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca >> If it didn't cost more to ship than what it is worth I would send it >> to you for Rusty. I can't imagine how stupid I was to buy one. My [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Wasn't the desire for a scratching post originally related to KFC's > habit of scratching your chair instead, though? Yes, she started to do that so I got her a scratching post. She has stopped doing it but hasn't used the scratching post instead. She just stopped scratching the furniture of her own accord. She had never done it before and now she doesn't do it any more. Go figure. Tweed > Yes, she started to do that so I got her a scratching post. She > has stopped doing it but hasn't used the scratching post > instead. She just stopped scratching the furniture of her own > accord. She had never done it before and now she doesn't do it > any more. Go figure. I have a stuffed chair that was scratched to bits before I bought my house and got a bunch of cat trees and scratching posts. I kept the chair for them and it's downstairs, but the ones that liked scratching it are long at the RB and none of my current cats scratch it. I should get rid of it. Sometimes they like to sleep on it, but it's very ugly and since no one scratches it, there are other places to sleep. See, I tell myself that, but I can't bear to take away a sometimes-sleeping spot. SignatureCheryl > Yes, she started to do that so I got her a scratching post. She has > stopped doing it but hasn't used the scratching post instead. She > just stopped scratching the furniture of her own accord. She had > never done it before and now she doesn't do it any more. Go figure. Cats! Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca > If it didn't cost more to ship than what it is worth I would send it to you > for Rusty. Thanks for the thought. It is easy enough for me to get him one. Besides, Rusty seems to enjoy using the door mat, which has the pictures of 3 guard cats on it. I don't know whether he recognises them as cats and wants to scratch at them. Maybe you can give it to other cat slaves in your neighbourhood. Winnie > I can't imagine how stupid I was to buy one. My cats have real trees to > scratch on and they do. Why would they want a sisal post? Seems they [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Tweed > >> Glad she's using it at last. It was even more months ago that I got the > >> sisal scratching post and my two have never even considered using it :-( > >> Ungrateful so-and-so's! > >> > >> Tweed Indeed! Our sisal post is so mangled, half the rope has been ripped away from it! And there are no new ones in this area! I am going to try to get my parents to bring us one from Otnario. --Fil > Indeed! Our sisal post is so mangled, half the rope has been ripped > away from it! And there are no new ones in this area! > > I am going to try to get my parents to bring us one from Otnario. > > --Fil Same thing with Rusty's old scratching pad. I went to Walmart and bought another pad for him. It is a cheapo and the verdict is still out whether he will use it. If not, he can go on using the door mat. Winnie >> How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped bed >> for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get into it [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Tweed LOL She's only been in it that one time so far; at least she let me take photos! Jill > How many months ago did I order that soft, cushy pyramid shaped > bed for Persia? The little stinker *finally* decided to get [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jill Great pics! I have a very nice cat bed made lovingly by someone that no one would lay in. It's very plush, and smells like catnip but no one laid claim. They got it last December. It took until a couple of months ago for anyone to lay in it. Once there is a familiar cat smell in it, everyone wants to lay in it. Go figure the cat mind. ;) SignatureCheryl |
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