Another Ghostly Mancat Monday

First of all, we want to thank you all for the well wishes you so kindly shared for my parents' little mancat Flitwick over the weekend! For a few days he was having difficulty urinating, and he is therefore not only being medicated but also closely monitored by all of his humans at home as well as some wonderful veterinarians. With the help of quite an armory of medications and other treatments, Flitwick is no longer chronically straining to urinate. He is still not 100%, and he is going back to the vet's office this week to get a recheck of the bladder stones that were visible on some imaging last week, but as of right now Flitwick is feeling much better than he was late last week. Your purrs and prayers worked! Thank you!

Now, we have another mancat for you all today. That mancat is none other than Evan. Last week, Evan showed you all how he can sometimes get along with the resident ghost that haunts our home. This week, though, Evan went back to his old ways of having little to no patience for the little ghoul.

Sometimes, Evan just wants to throw that obnoxious little ghoul off a cliff. So, Evan did just that. Don't worry, though, because the ghost doesn't have any bones, or any nerve endings for that matter, so he didn't feel a thing.

Happy Monday, friends!

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Doodle of the Day

We're finally sharing the first brand new doodle of Halloween week! We'll be sharing a brand new drawing every day of this spooky week, with two brand new doodles being shared on Halloween itself, because we just love this ghoulish holiday that much.

The other day, after a battle with Tonks over some freshly laundered blankets, I had a thought. The aforementioned thought led to the above doodle. Do you think there are any ghosts out there who get their spooky veils stolen by cats?

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Tip of the Day

Today's tip in our Halloween series is one that we have given before on many different occasions. In case an unexpected escape happens on Halloween, such as if your furbaby gets out of the house when the door is opened for trick-or-treaters, be sure that they have ID on them. A collar tag and microchip with your contact information could potentially help a lost furbaby get back to you more easily and quickly. Of course, don't only make sure that your furbaby is wearing identification, but also make sure said contact info is up-to-date. If your address or phone number changes, do not hesitate to put the correct one on your kitty or pup's collar tag and to update their microchip information. No one ever wants to think about their furbaby getting loose and lost, but accidents can happen, especially on busy nights like Halloween. So, always err on the side of caution and have your furbaby identifiable in case of an escape.