We here at Amber & aren't really doing much holiday shopping this year. Thankfully, my friends and I have exchanged the greatest gift of all: not exchanging gifts so that we can avoid that big ugly boot of capitalism stomping all over our mid-winter spirits. But, there are some small gifts that need to be given for those too small to understand that Santa can still love them without forking over presents. I mean, of course, cats.
Here at Amber &, we recommend Dr. Earl S. Pussum's Fancy Feline Elixir Organic Catnip. Now, not all cats love catnip, but if they are genetically disposed to love it, they will really, really love Dr. Pussum's.
I promise. Santa came a little early over the weekend to our house, mainly because Pickles was mewing for play and I was stuck in bed with a cold-ridden head that felt like it weighed a ton. The jolly fellow of the North brought four sacks of Dr. Pussum's one for each monster in my house.
Woody chose to use his as a pillow, because, well, he's an old guy who likes to nap. Notice the one eye watching me to make sure my photography doesn't disturb his rest?
Tiggy is under the bed with hers. And Ginger is up on top of the dresser with his. I guess neither of them wants their moments of pleasure documented.
Pickles, however, took a far more traditional, and yet predictably Pickles, approach to his Dr. Pussum's sack: trying to bite off one of the corners and spill the contents all over my bed.
He's demonstrating his special skill of biting and licking at the same time. And here, he is showing classic Crazy Head.
When I write my encyclopedia of cat care, that photo will be used to illustrate the Crazy Head entry.
Note the back foot action as I play tug of war. That's my boy.
Dr. Pussum's, I tell you.
Monday, December 21, 2009
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Sadly, my cat has no interest in catnip. When I first got her, I had gotten a couple of catnip toys, and I gave her one...and she kind of batted it around a bit and then looked at me like "Whatever, lady". I tried a few more times, to no avail.
Pickles is so good at Crazy Head!
Pickles is the only cat I have ever really caught on film having crazy head. Here are some past attempts.
http://amberampersand.blogspot.com/2008/01/amber-crazy-head.html
That crazy head photo made my day.
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