Vivien wrote:it's a gift they have - along with the mind control - sitting staring at you until you do as they want

And they can (apparently!) zap us as we sleep to get what they want! What
powerful critters they are! They're
scary!
Vivien wrote:I had to take Rosie to the vet tonight - she's been flinching and hissing if her back was touched for a couple of days - when it didn't ease I wondered if it was an abcess from a bite - it is.
They cleaned it up but she's got to go in tomorrow to have it lanced under a sedative.
She's a happier bunny now though with a pain killing injection and an antibiotic shot that lasts for a fortnight, so I won't have to get pills down her

- £65

($140 approx)
We don't know if Paddy got too rough when they were playing or if it was that horrible 'bad cat' who has to be chased out of the garden sometimes - he tries to inimidate them
She's terrified at the vet and tries to get under my jacket bless her - shedding fur in clouds and all over me - I'm sure they shed fur under stress as a kind of defence mechanism - a predator gets a nose full of fur? I've noticed it with all our cats.
Poor little Rosey!
Is she a bit better today? (Despite yet another vet visit. I haven't met a cat that's ever enjoyed that.)
My (dear, departed) Flatty would launch into an incredible purring frenzy at the vet's. You'd have thought he was happy, poor thing. (Too many vet visits by far!

) The other thing he'd do was dribble
like crazy! My vet said it was a stress reaction, too. Actually, I could tell by the way that he'd try to get under my jacket, or try to hide behind me. Sigh. That was tough stuff.
Let us know how Rosey's doing, Vivien. (Big hug for Rosey from me. Oh & for that naughty black larrikan, too! :wink: )