> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
The OTHER hole fool ... the OTHER HOLE.
> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
Inhale deeply and learn to love it even more?
mlbriggs - 27 Apr 2005 18:12 GMT
>> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
>
> Inhale deeply and learn to love it even more?
A cat cleans itself by licking. If it is too young to do it the parent
cat will lick it clean. Since you now have the roll of parent to the cat,
this is your job. Get busy! MLB
Philip - 27 Apr 2005 18:32 GMT
>>> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
>>
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> parent cat will lick it clean. Since you now have the roll of parent
> to the cat, this is your job. Get busy! MLB
Hahahhaha! Be sure to lick its butt too, MLB. LOL
But seriously, Our last cat came to us at 3 weeks of age. I hand washed
(using a face towel) the little guy everyday. Rusty got used to being a
little wet everyday and when he started cleaning himself (about two weeks
later), he was then on his own. But to the very end, Rusty would lick the
back of my hand with the expectation of me "washing" behind his ears. Teach
'em early.
> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
Oh, this is just too obvious a set-up...
.oO rach Oo. - 27 Apr 2005 11:41 GMT
But amusing nonetheless.... lol

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>> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
>
> Oh, this is just too obvious a set-up...
Mary - 27 Apr 2005 17:27 GMT
> But amusing nonetheless.... lol
I thought so do. Like, "Dr., it hurts when I do this ..." :)
> >> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
> >
> > Oh, this is just too obvious a set-up...
Try not putting your nose there. What are you doing sniffing the cat's a.s
to start with?

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>I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
bigbadbarry - 27 Apr 2005 14:16 GMT
> Try not putting your nose there. What are you doing sniffing the cat's a.s
> to start with?
that's how us cats tell we're the other has been
dgk - 27 Apr 2005 14:53 GMT
>> Try not putting your nose there. What are you doing sniffing the
>cat's a.s
>> to start with?
>
>that's how us cats tell we're the other has been
Who are you calling a has been?
Mary - 27 Apr 2005 17:30 GMT
> > Try not putting your nose there. What are you doing sniffing the
> cat's a.s
> > to start with?
>
> that's how us cats tell we're the other has been
True! But you just gave Ruprecht a bath. Didn't
you soap his butt?
bigbadbarry - 28 Apr 2005 00:19 GMT
> True! But you just gave Ruprecht a bath. Didn't
> you soap his butt?
not me, He sat down in the water, I just swished him around a
little..besides everytime I turn around he's rolled up in an O, I dont
know..but I tell him "your goin go blind"
.oO rach Oo. - 27 Apr 2005 21:27 GMT
I know cats can tell but are you trying to pick up that talent as well?
You could make a lot of money if you nail down that trick... you could
invite people onto the stage, sniff their a.s and say " well I can tell
you're from California but you were in Vegas last week. How was the craps
table at the Flamingo?"

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>> Try not putting your nose there. What are you doing sniffing the
> cat's a.s
>> to start with?
>
> that's how us cats tell we're the other has been
> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
That's not a cat...

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> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
Hi all,
I don't smell Calvin's little kitten butt, but(t) he does have a little problem?
when it comes to cleaning his own and/or maybe his brother, Hobbes, butt.
Someone found Calvin and Hobbes when they were about 2 days old and gave
them to a kitten rescue group. They bottle fed them and did all the things
a 'parent' cat does. I volunteered to be a foster caregiver and I got the
boys when they were about 6 weeks old.
They were pretty good except for one thing....they were still sucking on each
others penis area. I would have to separate them at night (they were still very
tiny and slept in really big cages) so they would break the sucking habit which
they did.
Now the butt part. Calvin has the cutest little very pink nose. But(t) after
a few days, his little pink nose has brown stuff kinda inside on the sides!
I have to take a soft cotton pad and wet it with warm water and clean his little
nose...all the time!!!
My friends keep telling me that he will out grow this issue but(t) I am not too
sure. I have checked Hobbes' nose and his is clean. Hmmm...now that I think
about it, maybe Calvin is cleaning that too!!!
I feel like I have to keep Calvin's nose cleaned all the time because...
1) He likes to greet me in bed in the morning by rubbing his face and wet nose
on my face.
2) I am afraid that if I let the "brown stuff" build up, then it might cause a
health problem to his nose.
Anyway, has anyone out there gone through this issue before?
BTW....I was only to foster the boys for a little while but(t) I ended up
adopting them, pink (brown) nose and all!!
:-)
Thanks!
~v
bigbadbarry - 28 Apr 2005 01:54 GMT
I bet there is something you can feed the one, that will make the other
dis-interested.
For dogs who eat poo, you put meat tenderizer on their dog food, they
quit that...
Sounds like the brown nose cat, is just returning to a place of
familiarity...a place of comfort...for him / back to the days of being
so close to the other.
calvin_hobbes - 28 Apr 2005 02:04 GMT
> I bet there is something you can feed the one, that will make the other
> dis-interested.
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> familiarity...a place of comfort...for him / back to the days of being
> so close to the other.
Hmmm...interesting.
I have never really caught Calvin in the act of cleaning Hobbes' butt.
Sometimes both try to do that when they are cleaning each other
when they are in their cuddle-before-sleep mood and I stop it when one
goes for the other's butt area.
I have a feeling that Calvin is just cleaning himself and is making his
pink nose turn brown.
And when I clean their little box, they have normal stools so it is not like
Calvin's little butt really gets that extra dirty after he uses the box.
{{sigh}}
~v
Joan - 28 Apr 2005 03:34 GMT
My Maine Coon cats nose sometimes gets a little crusty and it is brown/black
in color. It's the result of a runny nose kind of like a sinus drainage
problem. I usually just scrape it off with my fingernail. Check your kittens
nose to see if it is more moist than you think it should be. The drainage
itself should be clear but you might want to check with the vet.
Joan
>> I put my nose down there, and it stinks...what should I do?
>
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>
> ~v
calvin_hobbes - 28 Apr 2005 14:30 GMT
Joan,
Thank you so much for this information. I think I will make an appointment
to have it checked out. There are times when his nose seems really wet.
Was there anything the vet could do to help your kitty?
~v
> My Maine Coon cats nose sometimes gets a little crusty and it is brown/black
> in color. It's the result of a runny nose kind of like a sinus drainage
> problem. I usually just scrape it off with my fingernail. Check your kittens
> nose to see if it is more moist than you think it should be. The drainage
> itself should be clear but you might want to check with the vet.
> Joan