Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for October 05, 2015

Once again, HILARIOUS!

I’m laughing here! Elvis and his over-groomed BushyTail!

Love this! And a good chance to mention there are new lampshades out that are soft and flexible. They still provide a barrier so pets can’t worry at the injury, but they can sleep more comfortably, move around furniture without bonking themselves, and most importantly, they can be folded back at mealtimes so your pet isn’t being stressed right when they need to build up their strength.

I love Lupin and his pun, ‘Lighten up’. What a great smile.

And Puck’s wearing an Elvis wig – too good! Love it : D

Ahh yes, the old lamp shade routine. Marvelous, simply marvelous. Puck in the Elvis wig — now that, to the very core, is pure, unadulterated GENIUS!Another Monday off to a smiley start.

This is so funny. Love these cats!

ROFL at Elvis and Lupin rolling on the couch! And Puck grooming himself into Elvis is priceless!

Oh my, laughing so hard right now :) Love Lupin’s puns and Puck’s hair do. My Mozart once licked his belly and inner legs completely bald – allergies, a constant battle with him – but we managed to stop it without the ‘cone of shame’.

Sadly, overgrooming is often a symptom of stress or depression.

The Cone Of Shame

My Burmese turned out to have a sensitivity to fish that manifested as itchy skin. It took months and a detective-vet to figure it out, but once we removed all food that contained fish from her diet, the itching stopped. Apparently the histamines naturally found in fish can cause a hives-type reaction in sensitive cats.

Love Lupin’s delight in his own joke-he is so cute.

I love this strip. :D

Cone head. HA!

My Sophie was in the “cone of shame” and it was torture for both of us. I found out about the Suitical (www.suitical.com) and got her one. It changed both of our lives! She didn’t really enjoy it at first, but eventually she just resigned herself to it, but it was SO much easier than dealing with the cone. The only real fuss being when we had to put it on or take it off – she didn’t like it going over her head.

My Mua would lick his fore legs clean of fur for the first couple of years I got him. It was hard to watch.

But this is just priceless! Laughing at it still. You have drawn this one to perfection!

Oh how cute! I laughed so hard at this one. Although, if Elvis is part or all Siamese those hind leg kicks are nothing to laugh at! Our tomcat when I was a kid was Siamese, someone had him de-clawed before dad brought him home. (this was 40+ yrs ago) but Tim still ruled our country neighborhood with those powerful back claws. He’d jump in the air and kick like a kangaroo and nothing, including the neighbors dogs, would go near him.

when elvis gets really mad, how big would he puff up to?

me too

elvis is so my cat

Poor Elvis. This one is fun, though … sorry, buddy. Made me laugh.

puck