It's probably hard to see in that there photo. What Evan is trying to show off is the little box he's sitting in. It's obviously a perfect fit, and a perfect place to not only get comfortable but also to play.
Sadly, that particular box in the photos above has since been retired to the garbage bin. Why? Because Evan pooped in it. That's not even the first time he's pooped in one of his beloved boxes. Let's just say he doesn't always treat his boxes all that well.
Happy Monday, friends!
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Doodle of the Day
We're continuing on with our newest series of doodles. This series involves various rooms of a weird and wacky little house in the springtime. Today it's all about the bedroom. Of course, the bedroom in question has been overrun by cats and books. Such is life.
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Tip of the Day
Yesterday, as part of National Pet Poison Awareness Month, we discussed the danger of human medications if ingested by our kitties or pups. It's not just human medications that are potentially dangerous, though. Even veterinary medications designed for pets could lead to toxicity in certain circumstances. This of course can occur if a particular furbaby gets into a furry housemate's medication that he or she do not need. In addition, even a medication prescribed to a particular cat or dog can cause them issues, such as if taken in larger quantities than instructed. This could perhaps occur due to human error in administering, but also if the animal finds their medication stash and helps themselves. Some veterinary medications are formulated to smell and taste enticing to our furbabies, making them all the more desired by said furbabies. If your furbaby likes the taste of one of their medications, or even one of their housemate's medication, then they may try to sneak quantities out of the safe range, which could indeed lead to detrimental effects. So, of course, hide those medications away!Don't only take into consideration oral medications, though. Even transdermal medications can result in toxicity, such as if your furbaby finds and in some way exposes themselves to large quantities of it. The short story is, just as you must keep your own medication hidden away from your kitties and pup, you should also keep all veterinary medication hidden away so as to prevent any and all emergencies possible.
10 comments:
Well Evan thinks a box is a box - whether it has kitty litter in it or AIR! He does look like he's a fan of that box BUT maybe he thought it was time to say goodbye to it - so he pooped to say FAREWELL????? LOL
Hugs, Teddy
That box is purrfect for Evan...even if he did ruin it by using it as a litter box. Hopefully, he'll get a new one.
Evan, you look so happy with your favorite things! I'm a little relieved you pooped in your box, I thought my kitties were the only ones who did that from time to time - whew, they aren't freakazoids like I thought - MOL!
If you fits, you sits! Looks like a purrfect fit to us!
Well, cardboard boxes sorta look like litter boxes...
*I'm sticking up for you, Evan!*
A box is a box : it serves so many purposes ! Purrs
Evan, that is a great box. You are such a cutie. Adorable drawing too. And excellent tips, as always.
OMC, that poor box! MOL That bedroom scene looks just heavenly.
You know I think you were Middening which is what Angel Buddy used to do. some cats mark with poop instead of spray to say "This is MINE!" Yep that box was yours and we know you will get another one soon. You are so cute
What better way, at least to a cat, to mark your territory? Anyway, he's handsome and i really do like that bedroom.
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