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Aw, I saw that, he's cute:)
He's a bit little to be in a new home, has Biff tried to eat him yet?
(, Sun 24 May 2009, 23:57, archived)
Esme, Az's cat has a lump on her chest
which she keeps licking and making it bleed.

Might it be super serious?
(, Sun 24 May 2009, 23:59, archived)
Yeah, she can get it infected if she keeps licking it.
She needs to get it checked out, and get a buster collar to stop her getting at it.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:01, archived)
KK
Hee hee, she's not gonna like that collar one bit, she's a mardy little fuzzy thing.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:03, archived)
it started as a blocked milk duct on one of her nipples.
its free floating and not attached, so its unlikely to be kitty cancer, she is in no pain, and her movement isnt restricted.

also, if you tried putting her in a lampshade you will just bleed to death.. *grin*
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:06, archived)
Hmm, she can get a nice infection in it, though.
It could still be something nasty. I'd get her checked out, anyway.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:08, archived)
i will do when i can find my cat proof gloves..
she HATES the transport box..
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:10, archived)
Haha, no such thing as cat proof gloves. Except maybe chain mail.
I've seen them bite through thick leather.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:11, archived)
i have a pair of armoured motorbike gloves..

(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:20, archived)
Throw a bath towel over them while they are eating and wrap them up in it
Nice and tight round their necks and they won't be able to get their paws out.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:11, archived)
I think really tight around the neck is the best where cats are concerned.

(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:13, archived)
this cat is named "Evil" *
and can make my dog move off his couch with just a look.


*earthworm jim
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:17, archived)
I was worried that he might be a bit young, they're normally nearer 12 weeks aren't they?
I got a cuddle pal thing for him for tonight. It's a soft toy filled with wheat that you can microwave so it's warm like another pup.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:03, archived)
Eight weeks is usually the youngest. Aw, that's cool.
Sometimes ticking clocks remind them of their mother's heatbeat, apparently. Is he whinging all night?
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:06, archived)
I haven't phoned them yet to find out, they only picked him up today.
My son's a softie, I reckon he will be in bed between them before the night's out.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:07, archived)
Haha.
They will regret that.
(, Mon 25 May 2009, 0:09, archived)