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Curiosity killed the cat?

My cats are very curious when I buy a new DVD. They take a sniff of the box and sometimes try to chew it! 

Nothing in comparison to my young lady (6 month old), she lately cleared a complete shelf of dvd's: about 25 keep cases and many released dvd's on the floor 

I think, she tried to prove my unconditional love to cats     

Did it work?

Yes, definitely! After a while when she laid purring on my lap I' wasn't able to bluster anymore 

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Curiosity killed the cat?

My cats are very curious when I buy a new DVD. They take a sniff of the box and sometimes try to chew it! 

Nothing in comparison to my young lady (6 month old), she lately cleared a complete shelf of dvd's: about 25 keep cases and many released dvd's on the floor 

I think, she tried to prove my unconditional love to cats     

Did it work?

Yes, definitely! After a while when she laid purring on my lap I' wasn't able to bluster anymore 

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! they have this way of ingratiating themselves into forgiveness every time! I have never yet been able to stay angry for long, no matter the crime!

While I do not have a cat right now, but my beloved late puppy. His elder a cat is sick right now, and at 17 years old this month I am very worried he may not survive. (I will not let him suffer!)
I hope he can still pull through, but if and when he passes I will honor him with making my favorite picture of him as my new avatar. (I may change them every few weeks or so between him and Daisy.) My favorite picture of him is him standing on my disk when I was sorting out all the pills I take each day. I call it "Tigger has a drug problem." 

He helps me out every day with my cardio workout  by finding new ways to aggravate me each day, but them he is just doing his duty as a card carrying member of the cats union.

Please keep Tigger in your prayers.

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While I do not have a cat right now, but my beloved late puppy. His elder a cat is sick right now, and at 17 years old this month I am very worried he may not survive. (I will not let him suffer!)
I hope he can still pull through, but if and when he passes I will honor him with making my favorite picture of him as my new avatar. (I may change them every few weeks or so between him and Daisy.) My favorite picture of him is him standing on my disk when I was sorting out all the pills I take each day. I call it "Tigger has a drug problem." 

He helps me out every day with my cardio workout  by finding new ways to aggravate me each day, but them he is just doing his duty as a card carrying member of the cats union.

Please keep Tigger in your prayers.

Bobb

I will do so. I understand your anguish . My Shakira will be 19 in December and while she is healthy at present, she is very unsteady and partially blind and, I suspect, slightly deaf. Her sense of smell, however, is still keen. She is still in good condition and perky, but I dread the day she is not.

I do hope Tigger does pull through.

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While I do not have a cat right now, but my beloved late puppy. His elder a cat is sick right now, and at 17 years old this month I am very worried he may not survive. (I will not let him suffer!)
I hope he can still pull through, but if and when he passes I will honor him with making my favorite picture of him as my new avatar. (I may change them every few weeks or so between him and Daisy.) My favorite picture of him is him standing on my disk when I was sorting out all the pills I take each day. I call it "Tigger has a drug problem." 

He helps me out every day with my cardio workout  by finding new ways to aggravate me each day, but them he is just doing his duty as a card carrying member of the cats union.

Please keep Tigger in your prayers.

Bobb

I will do so. I understand your anguish . My Shakira will be 19 in December and while she is healthy at present, she is very unsteady and partially blind and, I suspect, slightly deaf. Her sense of smell, however, is still keen. She is still in good condition and perky, but I dread the day she is not.

I do hope Tigger does pull through.

I'm with you as well and I really hope the very best! A few weeks ago my oldest senior cat (15) lost his war against cancer. There was tremble and hope, but finally we had to let him go 

Now my cat in the new avatar is the senior (13) and I hope that he has a lot of healthy years together with the 2 youngsters (cats, 6 month and 1.5 years) and the dog (5y) as well! 

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I'm with you as well and I really hope the very best! A few weeks ago my oldest senior cat (15) lost his war against cancer. There was tremble and hope, but finally we had to let him go 

Now my cat in the new avatar is the senior (13) and I hope that he has a lot of healthy years together with the 2 youngsters (cats, 6 month and 1.5 years) and the dog (5y) as well! 

Sorry to hear about your loss! I do hope it was relatively painless.

No, it wasn't - the doc had to euthanize him on a saturday evening due to his pain. It was the best for him! It was not my first loss of a beloved cat and unfortunately it will not be the last one, because I have and had cats all my life! But sometimes I think some of them are reborn as my new cats when I monitor their character and behavior