Single hen

[Guest]

when your cat throws up it is always on your bed?!!!

 

Sophie

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[Mrs Frugal]

Ewwww! Not nice Sophie!! Dogs do it on the stairs so you tread in it in the morning on the way down for breakfast ! Well, ours did anyway!

[Guest]

Hi kate - yeah my dog does that as well but I can't grumble about her really - I've only left her once for a long time (unavoidably) and I was dreading what I would find when I got back! I went into the kitchen and there on the back door mat was a little present - the nearest she could get to outside - don't you think that's sweet!

 

Sophie

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[Martin B]

Sophie- why can't you log on?

[buffie]

Cats yep all over the bed pup daisie on my jeans on the floor!

 

BBx

[Hellcat]

... that the post arrives just as you get in the bath? (3 times in the last week)

[Chicken on a mission]

when your cat throws up it is always on your bed?!!!

 

Sophie

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Funny you should say that because this morning I discovered our oldest cat (with very few teeth) had thrown up a load of cat biscuits on my daughter's quilt

 

I folded up the quilt and took it out into the garden to shake it all out before bunging in the washing machine.

 

The chooks run over at a rate that would of made Lindford Christie proud and ate it all

[The Dogmother]

My cats do the same (well the one who is sick does) and the dog used to do exactly the same as Kate's!

[SeramaSilly]

Eeewwww Thalia - but suppose it mean't you didn't have to clear it up from the garden! My duvet is on the line too!

 

Martin - we've changed our computer and Kate thinks it might be something to do with the cookies (no idea what that is!!). I need to e-mail GRD but I think I'll just wait until OH has set everything up properly.

 

Sophie

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[SeramaSilly]

 

Spooky - perhaps GRD heard me!!

 

Sophie

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[Louise]

Cats

 

The worst mine did was eat an entire rabbit guts and all and throw up in four different places

 

I was lying in the bath having just come back from a nightmare conference where I had no hot water 3 mornings out of the 4 I was there and enjoying a warm soak at the time

 

I couldn't ignore the smell it was horrendous

[The Dogmother]

Goodness That is ghastly! Still, you could've stepped in it

[Louise]

I will PM you the whole story later Claire that was only one of the events of that disastrous evening

[The Dogmother]

I look forward to reading it Louise!

[Popcorn]

ugh - Louise!

 

I have a very recent story. I'll use this thread as my confessional.

 

I got out of bed at the weekend to a big pile of cat sick and furballs right by the bedroom door. Luckily I spotted it on my way to the loo - AND STEPPED OVER IT

 

I then got back into bed, ignoring it

 

As I am so heavily pregnant, hubby is sleeping in the spare bed and he comes in to me every morning to say 'hi'. I knew he'd be in shortly, so I waited for him to spot it and clean it up

 

I did feel a bit guilty when I told him I hadn't seen it.........

[Guest]

I hope he didn't tread in it though, Gina!

[Popcorn]

No (Phew!)

[Louise]

Love it Gina

[Popcorn]

Guilty as charged

[Louise]

If you are too big to share a bed at the mo Gina how can you be expected to get down to clear that up anyway

 

Your secret is safe

[Popcorn]

Exactly.

[The Dogmother]

Poor girl, she can't even see her toes, let alone what's on the floor! You'll miss the bump when it's gone Gina - I cried for mine after Rosie was born, but then I WAS all hormonal!

[Mel (& Paul)]

Poor girl, she can't even see her toes, let alone what's on the floor! You'll miss the bump when it's gone Gina!

 

 

She can have mine.....

[Mel (& Paul)]

NO!!! before you all go mad - its beer and crisps not a baby

[Mel (& Paul)]

Our dogs are good.

If they are sick (rarely). They tend to eat it back up again