The Mighty Fang has never been scared of the kitty carrier, even when he was just a teenage hooligan kitty.
-- Badtux the Cat-owned Penguin
2 days ago
Sunday, December 28, 2008
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Our kitteh carrier is part of the living room furniture...they take turns sleeping in it.
ReplyDeleteWe are constantly hauling one of the cats or kittehs we rescue to the vet so we don't want them freaked out by the carrier.
I'm amazed at how clean your carrier is. Just sitting around in the shed, ours accumulates layers of dust. I brought it inside to take a cat to the vet, and never took it out. It needs a good scrubbing. The Mighty Fang looks like he's ready for a nap.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he is trying to use all of his kitty telepathy powers to get that carrier to disappear, though
ReplyDeleteOWL, I had just brought him home in that brand-new carrier maybe three or four days earlier. So it hadn't had time to get dusty yet :-).
ReplyDeleteDusty, the only time my guys will go willingly into the carrier is when they're at the vet's office. Otherwise I have to "convince" them, heh! The secret is to put them in *backwards* so they don't see where they're going, and put your hand over their face. They'll crawl backwards trying to get away from your hand (well, mine will anyhow, they know better than to bite my hand), and right into the carrier.
Cookie, he's wanting the idiot with the bright blinking flash to disappear. He could care less about the cat carrier. It brought him home to a place where he could roam and have fun instead of being in a cage at the Humane Society, so he's fine with the carrier, he just doesn't want to be *in* it.