Posted by Buzzman72 on May 25, 2011 at 04:29:59 from (74.129.193.163):
In Reply to: O/T My Cat posted by 37chief on May 24, 2011 at 21:43:20:
Just got home from taking our youngest cat, Quin, to get...ahem...a permanent attitude adjustment. Or as Pappy would've so eloquently said it, Quin will no longer be that most modern of mechanical marvels, the ball-bearing mousetrap, after today.
I'm not sure how to address your cat's problem. My biggest problem with housecats--aside from the one we're getting "repaired" today--is that my cats are either bulimic--I don't think Toby is, because he's around 25 pounds...but I'm not sure about the others--or they just can't keep the dry cat food down. I've tried he cheap stuff, I've tried the expensive stuff, "indoor formula," whatever...before the day is out, one or another of the four cats is going to heave their most recent meal.
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