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How to Treat Your Human

For us cats there are several sweet advantages in having a human as a pet. However, remember you are taking on a big responsibility when you adopt one or more humans. Humans are demanding pets that need daily care and attention.
With responsibility come both advantages and disadvantages. If you adopt a human, you must get used to spending time at home. Your human does not deal well with being left alone - they will get into all sorts of mischief. For example, if you are gone just two or three days you run the risk of seeing posters put up all over the neighborhood. Your human will put out an APB on you! Often it will include an embarrassing text that reveals all sorts of personal details - and usually accompanied by an unflattering photo of you - with morning fur and crumpled whiskers. Exactly the kind of thing that attracts ridicule from all the neighbor cats.
So please consider carefully if you are ready for a life with humans. In addition, remember humans generally grow very old, so there is a big chance that you will spend the rest of your life with your human.
Entertaining your Human
The litter box provides a great opportunity for entertaining your human. Naturally there is all the fun your human can have cleaning and scooping out the box. A lot of human time can also be used getting fresh litter - going to the pet store, transporting it home etc. However many humans like new challenges. Utilize your litter box time in the best possible way. Make interesting and artistic renderings of countries or well-known islands. Your human will have lots of fun guessing which one you made. Humans like game shows - so this should be a popular activity. When your human increases in skill, you can also make portraits of family and friends. Start with profile portraits - this will make it easer for your human.
Shed Hair Freely
Make it a priority to shed indoors on appropriate surfaces. Fleece is a particularly suitable material to shred on. All you need to do is pass close by your human when he or she is wearing fleece. All cat hair within a radius of two feet from the fabric will immediately be transferred to your human. No brushing necessary for several days!
Another good solution is to get access to a filled clothes hamper. Jump in and give all contents a good work over. An extra bonus with this method is that most cat hairs will survive a trip to the washing machine. Your human will be stylishly accessorized with cat hair on all outfits.
Wangling Extra Food
All chances for a bit of extra food must and should be taken advantage of. Whenever your human is in the kitchen, you have a prime opportunity of getting an extra snack. When your human is busy at the kitchen counter place yourself in your humans blind angle (just behind the ankle is usually a good spot). And the second your human moves one or both feet you jump back screaming your most heart- wrenching cry. Your human will automatically assume that he/she stepped on you. When your human looks back scared to see what is happening look up at him/her with a painful expression on your face (practice this before hand in front of a mirror). Your human's bad conscience will often result an edible apology.

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posted on May 21, 2013 12:15 AM ()

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Hiding is the thing my cats do best. Brunzy needs his epilepsy med twice day and sometimes I have to dig him out from under the bed. Not enough room for me to crawl in after him and situation is made worse because I store things there too. I finally found a way to make him come out -- I water squirt him. He always forgives me.
comment by tealstar on July 20, 2013 8:41 AM ()
comment by kristilyn3 on May 24, 2013 10:02 AM ()
Shedding,Ruby does a lot of this.Buffy was not as bad.That is the part of having any animals in the house including humans.
comment by fredo on May 21, 2013 1:14 PM ()
reply by kevinshere on May 21, 2013 9:17 PM ()
Rex knows all about shedding even though he is a dog.
comment by elderjane on May 21, 2013 10:10 AM ()
right on there ,there are a lot of dogs with long hair
reply by kevinshere on May 21, 2013 9:18 PM ()
I have a fleece jacket that is virtually unwearable due to being a cat hair magnet.
comment by troutbend on May 21, 2013 9:22 AM ()
youneed one of those-- de fluffer things that run on bateries , Cath users one on woolies
reply by kevinshere on May 21, 2013 9:21 PM ()
You cats are so devious--now us birds just turn on the charm and all is taken care of--we train them right from day 1!
comment by greatmartin on May 21, 2013 8:14 AM ()
tweetypy must be your nickname
reply by kevinshere on May 21, 2013 9:22 PM ()
Angel says thanks for the information but she already knows all this.
comment by nittineedles on May 21, 2013 6:09 AM ()
must be like its owner--EDUCATED
reply by kevinshere on May 21, 2013 9:23 PM ()

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