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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / March 2008Nanki-Poo update - no news
Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-)  SignatureJoy My mind is like a parachute...it functions only when open. > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the house > though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for 2:00 > tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) He knows something's up! How convenient that he disappeared just around the time you needed to capture him for You Know What. Good luck for tomorrow! (Both in catching him, and in the diagnosis.) Joyce SignatureTo send email to this address, remove the triple-X from my user name. > > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Joyce Thanks. He may have known something was up, but he's usually outside in the mornings. Of course, when I saw him earlier, he was lying on the patio, but when I wanted to put him in the carrier, he was who-knows-where. Joy "Joy" < > <bastXXXette >> Joy < wrote: >> > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He >> > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Joy Isn't that the way Cats are? sheesh...many Purrs for Nanki-Poo to be well. Hey Nanky-Poo, get in dat bawx , yer Meowmie wants tew mak sur yer ok. Sheeee luvz yew n wantz da bestest fur yew. Hug Kyla --and wierd Clowder > "Joy" < >> <bastXXXette [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > Kyla > --and wierd Clowder Thanks, Kyla. I'll make sure he reads your message. ;-) Joy >> Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. >> He likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > He knows something's up! How convenient that he disappeared just > around the time you needed to capture him for You Know What. Persia *always* knows when something's up. I make it a point never to put my suitcase away. And I make it a point to start packing days before a trip. (Some things I never actually unpack between trips!) Still, she always knows when the morning to be taken to be boarded rolls around even though I haven't gone near the suitcase for days! Purrs for a good outcome for Nanki-Poo. Jill >>> Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. >>> He likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > always knows when the morning to be taken to be boarded rolls around even > > though I haven't gone near the suitcase for days! I do the same thing (except for the boarding), with the same result. Of course there is one thing that tips them off, if they don't already know something is up. I am on good terms with my next-door neighbors, but we seldom go to each other's houses. They are the ones who feed my cats when I'm away, so about a week before I leave, I print out the instructions about feeding, dates I'll be gone, emergency contact numbers, etc., and take this information over there. If Lindy sees me go over there (and she nearly always does), she'll follow me part way and then act suspicious from then on. > Purrs for a good outcome for Nanki-Poo. > > Jill Thanks, Jill. I'll post when I know something. Joy > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the house > though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for 2:00 > tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) Sneaky boy. I routinely have to reschedule Chester's appointments as he has particularly sensitive radar around appointments. Susan M Otis and Chester > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the > house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for > 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) Purrs being sent that he stays home where you can find him and that nothing is serious! Bonnie >> Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He >> likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bonnie Thanks, Bonnie. Joy lock his butt in the bathroom tonight > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the > house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for > 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) I couldn't sleep without him cuddled up to me on the bed. SignatureJoy My mind is like a parachute...it functions only when open. > lock his butt in the bathroom tonight > >> Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He >> likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the >> house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for >> 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in > the house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I > rescheduled for 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) Continued purrs. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He > likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the > house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I rescheduled for > 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) I do wish you lots of luck but how difficult is it to keep him in overnight and not let him out to explore in the morning when you know you have a vet appointment because he is ill? It isn't. Shut the firking door when is inside and needs the vet, Joy. Ready for flames. Tweed >> Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. He >> likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Tweed No flame, but actually it is very difficult. I have a cat door, which locks by sliding tabs into slots at the sides. Both cats hate to use a litter box and prefer to go outside. Lindy is very adept at unlocking the cat door when I have locked it, and has done it on more than one occasion. Even worse, sometimes when she does that, the movement of the door as a cat goes out jars the tabs enough that they stick partway out, making it impossible for the door to be opened inward, although it still opens outward. Incidentally, I have had a cat door for almost 40 years. This is the first time in all those years that I have not been able to get a cat to the vet for an appointment. Joy Joy > I have a cat door, which locks by sliding tabs into slots at the sides. > Both cats hate to use a litter box and prefer to go outside. Lindy > is very adept at unlocking the cat door when I have locked it, and has > done it on more than one occasion. We've been through two catflaps since moving here. The first was pretty solid and could be closed by dropping a flap down into slots each side, like a portcullis. Mingus first figured out how to slide the flap up and out of the way, then when I tried fixing it at the top with parcel tape, I found him sitting patiently at the door peeling the tape off. The one we've got now is one of the plastic ones with a four-position wheel that allows in, out, in/out, or fixed. Unfortunately it just wasn't strong enough and Marblecake simply smashed her way through it one night. It's fixed with duct tape and plastic reinforcing strips so it keeps the rain out, but the latches don't hold any more. > Even worse, sometimes when she does that, the movement of the door > as a cat goes out jars the tabs enough that they stick partway out, > making it impossible for the door to be opened inward, although it > still opens outward. Ours have done that too. First sign of a problem is a house with no cats in it any more. Anybody know a source of cast iron catflaps with rotary combination locks? ==== j a c k at c a m p i n . m e . u k === <http://www.campin.me.uk> ==== Jack Campin, 11 Third St, Newtongrange EH22 4PU, Scotland == mob 07800 739 557 CD-ROMs and free stuff: Scottish music, food intolerance, and Mac logic fonts > Anybody know a source of cast iron catflaps with rotary combination > locks? LOL! And maybe with a password or two? Just don't use your pet's names. :) Joyce > Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. > He likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in > the house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I > rescheduled for 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) good luck! >> Nanki-Poo missed his appointment today because I couldn't find him. >> He likes to explore in the morning. He usually spends afternoons in >> the house though, either on my bed or in the living room. I >> rescheduled for 2:00 tomorrow. Wish me luck. ;-) > > good luck! Thanks. I finally got it. See the thread titled "Nanki-Poo Preliminary Report. Joy |
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