03-05-2018, 08:46 PM
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Kitten trouble
Hard at work on my laptop last night when I heard a strange sound behind the settee, but thought nothing of it.When it persisted, I thought I should have a look.
One of our two new kittens, Pumpkin (Marge's choice of names, BTW), 'dealing with' a kitchen towel roll.
I should have told her off, but I fell about laughing at her expression: "What you looking at?"
03-05-2018, 08:49 PM
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Re: Kitten trouble
Originally Posted by JBR
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Hard at work on my laptop last night when I heard a strange sound behind the settee, but thought nothing of it.When it persisted, I thought I should have a look.
One of our two new kittens, Pumpkin (Marge's choice of names, BTW), 'dealing with' a kitchen towel roll.
I should have told her off, but I fell about laughing at her expression: "What you looking at?"
I can well imagine you laughing, how can anyone be cross with that face lol
03-05-2018, 09:04 PM
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Re: Kitten trouble
I have the same trouble with our dog and tissues,if theres a tissue within his reach he will have it in shreds within seconds ,then look at me as if to say " well it was good fun and within my reach" I just cant tell him off.How can you ,they are having such fun
03-05-2018, 09:19 PM
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Re: Kitten trouble
Originally Posted by Mags
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Pumpkin is telling you not to waste your money on buying cat toys, these kitchen rolls are much more fun 
They still play with it when it's raining.
Otherwise, they're almost always outside chasing flies...
when they're not eating and sleeping.
03-05-2018, 09:58 PM
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Re: Kitten trouble
Holly always seems to be able to get a toilet roll. I usually leave it on the side of the bath, behind a thin cardboard box (don’t ask!). If I forget, it is on my bath lift. Within her reach! Try to catch her? Gawd no, she shoots off. If I’m not paying attention it, too, ends up in shreds. But you’re right, they are entertaining.|
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