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lol! But sometimes cats attack something thatâs just sitting there, and that has been just sitting there for ages! With all claws and everything, Jimbo wouldâve woken up straight away!
We used to keep our catnip in the laundry room until the cats got into it one day and went zooming around the house until it wore off, then they hid under the bed and slept it for for the next few days.
Declawing cats amputates the first digit of each cat âfingerâ. It can cause health issues, sometimes follow-up surgeries are needed, and declawed cats are more likely to bite.
tegm about 13 years ago
lol! But sometimes cats attack something thatâs just sitting there, and that has been just sitting there for ages! With all claws and everything, Jimbo wouldâve woken up straight away!
mgstoked about 13 years ago
Maybe she is so experienced he doesnât wake up.
dfowensby about 13 years ago
ours would pluck and pull the socks out through the little vent slots in the laundry basket.
rabidhunter about 13 years ago
Itâs kind of funny, the comic I read before this was Pooch Cafe. Check out the Pooch Cafe for 2/24/12
Puddleglum2 about 13 years ago
Frankly, I prefer âSoxâ that put up more of a fight, too, than they did last September !
renewed1 about 13 years ago
My sisterâs cat would jump into the middle of whatever you were reading.
monawarner about 13 years ago
The new puppy is the one who will eat the socks right off your feet.
iced tea about 13 years ago
The fighting kind are the best! Jimbo must be a sound sleeper.
Doctor11 about 13 years ago
We used to keep our catnip in the laundry room until the cats got into it one day and went zooming around the house until it wore off, then they hid under the bed and slept it for for the next few days.
krisl73 about 13 years ago
Declawing cats amputates the first digit of each cat âfingerâ. It can cause health issues, sometimes follow-up surgeries are needed, and declawed cats are more likely to bite.