Actually both get pretty concerned when I am scooping the poop. I think it has to do with them feeling like they weren't good at hiding it. I know cats (wild and domesticated) hide bury their poop to stay undetected by predators.
I did everything for our other two cats who recently died and neither cared about me. The female hated everyone actually but she would sleep in my room. The male loved my husband and when he died, my husband had a hard time adjusting to not having the cat around even though we still had the female. Starting today/tonight, the babies are not going to be locked up in my room as much. The boys let them out when they get up but they get locked in my room when I go to bed. I probably won't sleep much tonight because I'll be getting up to check on them unless they are sleeping on my pillow like they normally do. We still won't let them downstairs (rec room/basement) though because they are still so little.That's true - I'd forgotten that. I'm equating it to a dog. My ex ignored her - I walked her (the dog not the ex), cleaned up after her, played with her, brushed her, bathed her, took her to the vet. The ex merely fed her and that damn dog worshiped the ground he walked on. I left when they started sleeping together.
Yes!! 3 day weekend!! And apparently we are not doing fireworks this year.
Trying to get all my weekend chores done today so I can relax Sat/Sun.
That was I was thinking. Since that is primarily what they do, they can keep costs low.
Will probably go there for the procedure. The one in Calvert though.
Like I said, I know shots make them sleepy but it is just weird that they both have been down for the count all day. Not used to it.Watch they'll be awake all night now.
Still lethargic. I guess 3 shots at once was too much.
Zombies? Or Zoomies?Zombies at 2am... they must be feeling better.
Just caught that. Guess I was the zombie. Fixed it.