Breaking Cat News by Georgia Dunn for August 16, 2017

I love this.

pucky would be the easiest, little sweetie. probably could just ask him to walk into the carrier and he’d do it.

They might as well suffer together. The they can compare stories and see who is the best boy!

two people, three cats, sounds exhausting!

Puck was the first to go … and willingly I´d bet.

A trip to the vet? Or a prelude to one of the moves?

A Kibble Quibble! Oh my, what is to become of the courageous journalist felines? A trip to the dreaded vet? A move out East/West/South? The possibilities are endless!

Ugh, the bitter taste of regret!

2 sad little faces, 1 content and slightly curious ☺ Pucky looks to be happy to stay where he is, for the moment, at least.

Bwahahahaha!!! Kitty facepalm!!!! I love it!!!!!

Facepaw! Adorbs!

Quo vadis? Rest assured boys, Woman and Man won’t let anything bad happen to you! You guys are LOVED!

The fiends! They think they can silence the fourth pillar of democracy by imprisoning them..!!

Hmm… Now which one of them looks like Tarzan….

(If you didn’t get it, see today’s Tarzan strip)

Well, at least it’s better than being held prisoner at an alphabet soup cannery…

(If you didn’t get it, See today’s Ziggy strip)

Misery loves company. No whimpering or yowling. The two Cafe’s, travel much better together in the large carrier, than singly in the two single smaller carriers.

To those of you talking about putting 2 cats in 1 carrier, that only works if the first cat stays in while you try to put the second one in. I managed that once, for one trip to the vet, before the first one would hop out just as soon as I opened it up to put the second one in.

We’re caught in a trap. We can’t walk out. Because our love of Kibbles is too strong.Happy Elvis Day, everyone.

Lupin, that’s how I feel after I eat the whole pint of ice cream. well, not actually then, but when i step on the scale after.

The two that we have now will walk straight in, but they were preceded by decades of tip-toeing upstairs with the carrier, trying not to rattle the door at all.

She-who-demands-that-a-slave-accompany-her-while-she-explores-her-new-garden doesn’t fuss about going to the Cat Clinic. http://www.thecatclinic.com.au

Though once she has been checked she always goes straight back into the carrier to go home.

But she might not be so calm next time, since we used the carrier to move her to a new home.

My cat Tsaryok, who left me after sixteen wonderful years last September, used to walk leashless all over the woods, through the town , with me, or ride shotgun in my car. When we’d go to the vet, I’d put a leash on him, and he’d march in through the door, tail held high. I do miss my best friend.

Betrayed by their stomachs. Oh, the indignity!

Oh, horrors! All three cats in cages! What vile skulduggery will be visited upon them next?

Taz will never fall for this, thanks to BCN!

I absolutely DREAD and hope the day never comes that I have to take ALL FOUR of our cats to the vet!! Oh, the cat-astrophe!

Regrets? I’ve had a few…a few too many!

My mom was always smart enough to schedule her vet visits one cat at a time. So one out of the three would be trapped in the carrier and carted off …. and then sing all the way… YOWL>>>>

I don’t have any pets now (I’ve had dogs), but I was wondering if a few days of having a cat tunnel lead up to the open carrier might help.

My tabby tries to become dead weight if I try to put her in the carrier. Luckily, once I pick her up, she’s like all right, let’s get this over with and plops right in. My black and white one however, turns into Linda Blair from the Exorcist and while I chase her around the house!

We take our two cats from Chicago to Hawaii and back every year in their carriers in the cabin. They have no problem at all with it. We pop a folding litter box at the lay-over in LA. Boom, boom and back on the plane!