Feb 5
Genuinely amazed that she manages to consistently get in my line of sight when I’m working. How does she do it? How does she know??
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Genuinely amazed that she manages to consistently get in my line of sight when I’m working. How does she do it? How does she know??
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Man, I kind of regret getting her the heated blanket because she doesn’t cuddle with me as much anymore. I am glad that she has more places to exist on her own and I happy that she’s becoming more self-sufficient; but I do miss feeling her soft fur and toe beans.
Recently spent a pretty penny on an automatic-pressure-activated bed for Bug (she was always cold.) I was worried about the expense but after several days of watching her love affair with this bed I am no longer worried.
She enjoys huffing shoes,
I did not account for how difficult it would be to find treats/snacks/oral care products for a cat with a meat protein allergy. The first ingredient in a lot of edible products for cats is usually eggs, chicken meal, or fish meal. Even one of the insect protein formulas I tried still contained eggs and provoked ulcers in her mouth :(
She’s on a hydrolyzed protein now and I found a toothpaste with malt flavour she likes but I’ll likely have to make her treats myself if I want to give her some sensory variety.
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Even though she can’t see she still enjoys her window. Every morning I open it a crack for her so she can smell the air and listen to the world.
So far she’s had nose boops with two of the neighbour cats and a baby deer.
Bug is without a doubt the most vocal cat I’ve ever lived with (tbh it’s a relief since I know she’ll ask for help if her blind ass gets stuck somewhere.)
She has a lot of really unique and different vocalizations ranging from quiet chirrups to EXTREMELY LONG AND LOUD SCREAMING that she reserves for when I go upstairs without her.
It’s really cool having a cat that 1) listens, and 2) responds with specific noises depending on the situation.
She has a ‘I’m hungry’ noise (more like a bark than a meow)
A two-tone whine that sounds like a see-saw for when she is stuck somewhere.
A tiny chirp for when she’s trying to get me to play.
Small lilting meow that sounds like she’s asking a question when she wants to go under the blankets.
Another one for when she wants to have window time.
I’m still working on identifying some of the other ones but it’s been interesting for sure.
I think one of my favourite things about Bug is that her tongue will sometimes fall out of her mouth when she falls asleep.