Tonks wants to show off one of her favorite Christmas gifts, that being none other than a shoelace.
A lot of the kitties in my family love strings, and chasing them is one of their favorite games. That said, if a string is too thin or too ribbon-like, certain kitties will try to eat it (ahem, Winky, ahem). I've learned that shoelaces are a safe option for my kitties, though, and so they got some of those for Christmas.
Tonks loves her shoelaces, and she wants to know if any of her kitty friends out there also play with shoelaces or other string? She hopes you do, as she says it's so very fun.
Happy Tuesday, friends!
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Tip of the Day
Today's winter safety tip regards none other than frozen water. If you and your furbaby go out for walks, be careful of frozen ponds, lakes, and so forth. If you live or walk in an area where there is any sort of body of water, be very careful that you are aware of its location. Snow and ice can easily camouflage the frozen surface of water, beneath which danger awaits. To be better safe than sorry, simply avoid walking in areas where you know or think there are ponds, lakes, or any body of water. It is of course also safest to keep your walking pup or kitty on a leash and near to you, so that they cannot stray far and inadvertently find themselves on or in frozen water. A white winter scene can be beautiful, but it also holds many dangers. Be aware of these dangers, and plan walks and other activities with your furbaby accordingly.
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