Had to laugh at this! It never ceases to amaze me how creative kitties
can be!
Pam
Susan Hoffman wrote:
Oh, we always close the door. Same with the microwave. We close
doors on toaster ovens and microwaves to protect the food that we've
hidden from the cats.
My mother was punished this morning for not getting up and cleaning
litterboxes quickly enough. She awoke to the smell of poop. Two of
her cats had managed to poop down a heating vent. At least she has
until winter to take the thing apart and clean it out.
*/Kelly L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
At 04:31 PM 5/28/2007, you wrote:
I purchased a fireplace screen at a yard sale for Cat House on the
Kings...I may be able to protect my space heater in the
fall......then again I may not
Kelly
>The toaster oven is NOT safe UNLESS you remember to ALWAYS close the
>door! My Sunset became annoyed when I went out of town overnight &
>she peed into the toaster oven. I didn't suspect a thing until I
>tried to toast an English muffin. The stench was horrible! So do
>NOT assume that toaster ovens are safe. Cats are VERY creative.
>Remember what Fluffy did to my friends' winshield washers!
>
>Pam
>
>Susan Hoffman wrote:
>>And there was the time that Trixie got my roommate's toaster....
>>
>>It was late at night. I was lyinjg in bed reading, pinned in place
>>by cats on either side. I smell what smells like a skunk. So I
>>assume we have a skunk in the yard. Not the first time. No big
>>deal. I think nothing of it.
>>
>>Next morning my roommate mentions the skunk to me. And how he was
>>making toast at the time. And how he felt a little ill after
>>eating the toast....Slowly, it dawns on us. That was no
>>skunk. Trixie peed in the toaster. AND HE ATE IT! Is that why
>>Trixie was giggling?
>>
>>Larry is convinced that Trixie did this on purpose. She knows
>>mommy NEVER eats toast. He's probably right.
>>
>>The toaster has been replaced by a toaster over. But I think I
>>caught Trixie reading the schematics. She's very clever.
>>
>>If Trixie offers you toast, decline.
>>
>>*/Nina /* wrote:
>>
>> Sigh. I just got through battling with my pee entrenched dryer
again.
>> Nothing seems to be helping, I feel your pain sister.
>> Nina
>>
>> Susan Hoffman wrote:
>> > This morning when I headed into the kitchen to feed everyone, I
>> > removed what I thought was a clean frying pan from the stivetop
>> -- I
>> > use the stove as a stagingt area to get all the plates of canned
>> > catfood ready -- and put the frying pan upside down in the dish
>> > drainer. Someone had peed in the frying pan overnight and I
>> wound up
>> > pouring cat pee all over the clean dishes in the drainer.
>> >
>> > One more morning like this and I'm going to make myself a cup of
>> > strong coffee before anyone gets a morsel of food.
>>
>>
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