I have still been fraternising (not too much) as I seem to be the only one who retained a AAA pass for full belly grooming … and she was getting knotted. It has taken a few days but she is now knot free. I am sticking to the no feeding and no in the 'house', so she still heads back to her new home… we are just visited as the salon now I guess - Old boy remains unimpressed....
Cute fellow but I think he wants the rest of his legs back
After the horrible time we had with hairys stuck tongue the other day things have been calm although I have a team of emergency vets on standby in case (god for forbid) the cat gets hairys tongue again. However I’m pretty sure hairy may be going deaf. Usually the first sign is you notice when they meow it’s like a damn scream cause they can’t hear their volume. Hairys age is a mystery I asked one vet and after examining her he said “under 10” mainly using her teeth as a guide. That just can’t be correct. Here she is this AM cleaning her paws in her house while I make noise she if she looks up. I also started sneaking up behind her clapping my hands see if she turns her ears and usually I get nothing but it’s quite possible she is ignoring me. Now sooper has been deaf about 7 years and it doesn’t much effect their quality of life but hunting is out the window as they rely on that to hear mice and moles. So it’s not the end of the world but maybe I should bring her to the vet. (Besides the emergency team assembled) see if there are any interventions or maybe the vet can tell if Hairy is just playing some weird head game which is possible.
Looks like some double high speed tail blur from all that happy wagging.... clearly getting on well :0)
