Monty by Jim Meddick for March 11, 2013

I guess a mostly hairless cat (with hands!) would have micro-hairballs.

Not if he’s spayed.

Could Fleshy do that before the recent Trip? Or did Oomuka’s Pet Jaguar pass down affected Genes?

I wonder if you use a bendy straw around corners would that work?

Hope he doesn’t use a pee-shooter.

“Spayed for the girls, neutered for the guys.”Spayed for the girls, castrated for the guys. Neuter means to take away the ability to reproduce, which would apply to either procedure.

Hairballs from a hairless cat?

Thomas Scott Roberts, My thought as well. Being that I am the owner of several Sphynx I can honestly say they don’t get hairballs unless…….. FLESHY IS LIVING A SECRET LIFE AND WASHING A FURRED CAT!! Or Fleshy is shooting spit wads (Hairballs without fur) This would actually explain getting it in the straw….. I guess he would just kinda slurp it up…ewwwwww!

Yeah, Monty. —Just about as amazing as his using a peashooter in the first place! Fleshy rules! (I think Fleshy was just trying to save you from that miserable lunch you were eating….)

nice still life on the wall Meddick. our cat is leaving fur eveywhere right now.I swear I vacuum up an entire cat every week.

They aren’t from Egypt. They are actually a natural mutation that every cat has a gene for. The Sphynx today originated in Canada. They are naked and can get cold, but can also find the warmest place in your house with no problem. Many are willing to wear clothes as well. They do have to live inside. They are wonderful cats. Full of personality and very smart.The cat in my picture was nicknamed after Fleshy.

Hmmm Fleshy like most cats has to cough up a furball.We don’t want to know what Fleshy uses for a furball TMI.