Re: Sally's Scarlett Did Something Get Lost In Translation?

[Faye Lewis]

I laughed at that as well.  Two of my cats, collectively called the cheeses 
because one is Simba who is the official Big Cheese and Magellan the 
wannabee, aka the little cheese, both immediately bathe after being petted.  
Vain, vain, vain.  Magellan also had to be shaved when treated at the vet 
and he became seriously depressed over it.  You just don't dirty up the 
furry people's coat with nasty human hands (even if just washed).  You 
definitely don't cut it! LOL

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Sally,
I laughed out loud! when I read your words: " I asked her who she was angry
with and
she said it was with the vet.  I was a bit surprised to say the least
and asked
her if she realized he had saved her life.  She said yes, she was aware
of
that, but he had shaved off her fur!  I had to laugh as that is SO like
Scarlett
to be so illogical about something like that.  She did come out of
hiding and
begin to eat within a day or two after that, but would turn her shaven
side
away.  She is one vain kitty."
My Quintapus, is a black & white medium haired stray who takes GREAT pride 
in showing off his white underbelly....but don't touch!......,  well he 
goes to the cardiologist for sonograms for his heart once a year...and they 
never shaved him, but when he went to determine the extent of his CRF the 
other doctor, the internest... did.....BOY WAS HE TICKED WHEN HE CAME BACK 
OUT....and he kept trying to hide his nakedness, slinking low to the 
ground...etc.., esp. from my other cat Coebeio (a younger female)!   Now 
I'm not a communicator, but I was SURE it had to be that he was upset that 
they had shaved him....its so funny to see that he isn't the only one to 
get bent out of shape about that!  Thanks for sharing the story!  Vainity 
thy name is cat!

T

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