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> Response to "CatNipped" <CatNipped@PossiblePlaces.com>:
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> And how do you think Archer would feel with you calling him a "her?"
Ack! I've got to fix that. I had only female cats for 17 years, so it's
sort of a habit.
> Gabby's newest toy (purchased last night) is a laser pointer. He
> absolutely goes bonkers for this thing. I'd have him blistering down
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> horizontally (not the back, but where the cushions lay up against
> it).
Wow, how did I forget to tell you about this one when we were discussing how
to get Gabby's to stop biting. It makes a wonderful distraction because
they love it (as you've discovered). Try running the dot up to the edge of
a rug and then suddenly turning it off - they go crazy trying to find out
where the "bug" went to.
> Definitely saves a little wear and tear on my arm playing with a
> wand.
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> makes sure he snatches them in his mouth before running under the bed
> or the baby's playpen.
LOL! He may be scared, but he's not stupid! ;> The plastic rings from the
top of milk cartons are usually a hit with them too. But nothing, not a
single thing beats and empty cardboard box!
Hugs,
CatNipped
-Lost - 09 Dec 2007 20:54 GMT
Response to "CatNipped" <CatNipped@PossiblePlaces.com>:
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>> Gabby's newest toy (purchased last night) is a laser pointer. He
>> absolutely goes bonkers for this thing. I'd have him blistering
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> turning it off - they go crazy trying to find out where the "bug"
> went to.
I've no clue. Heck, you may have told me about it and I just forgot.
I know I mentioned I cannot wait for Gabby's Christmas order to come
in so he could have some more things to occupy his time -- the spouse
walks through the door last night and says, "Here's your savior,
love."
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> LOL! He may be scared, but he's not stupid! ;> The plastic
> rings from the top of milk cartons are usually a hit with them
> too. But nothing, not a single thing beats and empty cardboard
> box!
Oh yeah, I forgot about those. We play a game with the milk top
rings, but he has managed to run off with a few...
...and yeah, favorite hiding spot since he got here has always been
one of the baby's empty diaper boxes. Now her playpen, and also a
Red Bull case -- only if its half empty.

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bookie - 10 Dec 2007 00:13 GMT
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please just be careful they don't swallow any of these things like
bread bag ties and the like. i didn't a cat could ingest a whole
pyjama bottoms cord but tegan managed to somehow and it took an
operation to remove it, that was not a pleasant christmas at all.
sorry to sound like such a kill joy but accidents do happen
bookie
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> please just be careful they don't swallow any of these things like
> bread bag ties and the like. i didn't a cat could ingest a whole
> pyjama bottoms cord but tegan managed to somehow and it took an
> operation to remove it, that was not a pleasant christmas at all.
>
> sorry to sound like such a kill joy but accidents do happen
No, no, not at all! It makes perfect sense and experience pays much
better than inexperience.
That's part of why I got these jumbo furry pipe cleaners. I would bet
money on the fact he cannot swallow it. Plus my girls have twisted a
few of them together to make it more bouncy and responsive.
Thanks for the advice.

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