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Thursday, June 06, 2013
Cat Thursday: Bath Time (Part 1)
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Cute Wendy - they are such clean animals and always smell so good (unlike dogs)...LOL
ReplyDeleteDiane - Parker is better about grooming than Anya is, poor girl. LOL
DeleteMan oh man do I love cats :) If I wasn't already the crazy book lady I'd probably become the crazy cat lady ;)
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with being both :)
DeleteJennifer - What Melissa said. LOL
DeleteThat's one good thing about cats - they're self cleaning!
ReplyDeleteKathy - Thank goodness!
DeleteAlthough I have one cat that refuses to clean himself. He is like a dog. I love it when they go into their little Zen state when they are grooming themselves.
ReplyDeleteSandy - My Parker is always grooming himself--and our other cat. It's a good thing since she's not the best groomer. :-)
DeleteI've often thought this must be one of the reasons for disdain a lot of cats feel for dogs.
ReplyDeleteCharlie - Haha! I wouldn't be surprised. Dogs groom themselves too to some degree (at least mine always did)--just not as much as cats do.
DeleteAwww, what cutie patooties :)
ReplyDeleteGofita - They are, aren't they? :-)
DeleteWhat beautiful kitties!
ReplyDeleteYvonne - Thank you! I think so too. :-)
DeleteLove it!!
ReplyDeleteStaci - I could watch them groom for hours. It's so relaxing. LOL
DeleteYes...no need to bath or trim them!
ReplyDeleteMelissa - Exactly!
DeleteMy current cat is good about grooming himself but the cat I had before him; her vet said he's never seen a cat that was so poor at grooming itself. :D
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that your cats can help each other. :)
Bea - I am glad they have each other too. Anya isn't the best groomer, but Parker makes up for it by thoroughly grooming the both of them. :-)
DeleteI've heard having two cats help keep the dander down. It seems to work for us, we have two cats and husband is allergic!
ReplyDeleteYou're are beautiful! Mine never stay still/cute/together long enough for pictures. Or, they're on top of the laundry :-D
Gina - I hadn't heard that! I am allergic to cats too, but my two don't bother me. Even when we just had the one cat and dog, I'd gotten used to my cat. Other cats still bother me; just not my own.
DeleteLoving these. I can't help but think that the cat in the top photo is whispering something of great importance into the other cats ear - so sweet.
ReplyDeleteTracy - Haha! He is a talkative one. :-)
DeleteI just love watching them when they are cleaning. When I first had Buddy my cousin's dog used to bathe his face. It was the cutest thing.
ReplyDeleteDarlene - I do too!
DeleteWell hello you two cuties. What are you up to today? Being all gorgeous and stuff I bet.
ReplyDeleteKate - :-) They must keep up appearances.
DeleteThey are such beauties! I used to have a kitty just like the one on the left (the tiger tabby), except she was smaller. She got outside when I was pregnant with my younger son. Dumby husband didn't know she got out when he left to go hunting in the pre-dawn. We never did find her. I sure do miss that kitty. =O(
ReplyDeleteMichelle - Thank you! I am so sorry about your kitty. They can be so sneaky, getting outside. I have to be careful now that my daughter can open the screen door into our backyard. She doesn't close it and the cats are always trying to get out.
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