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Ollie threw up today

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hollinhurst84 · 28/01/2016 23:09

On the cream carpet. Then shouted at me to tell me Hmm
He's practically writing his will and shouting "I AM POORLY CAT" at me
See photos of him on his deathbed

Ollie threw up today
Ollie threw up today
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MoonlightandMusic · 28/01/2016 23:15

Oh bless - what did you forget to feed him? Smile

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hollinhurst84 · 28/01/2016 23:17

His breakfast was late Hmm
I think the vomiting was in protest. Still doing impression of moping male with man flu. He managed to eat some turkey mince earlier and is blatantly perfectly well Grin

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cozietoesie · 28/01/2016 23:18

His 'deathbed' looks pretty luxurious, I must say. Wink

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cozietoesie · 28/01/2016 23:19

At least he hasn't got you peeling prawns.

Yet. Grin

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hollinhurst84 · 28/01/2016 23:21

He prefers to sleep on the back of the sofa where he can swipe at my phone when I play candy crush. Or on a pillow under the duvet Blush
Much shouting today about HOW POORLY HE IS. In between ravenously scoffing food
Why the carpet? Why not the laminate?!

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cozietoesie · 28/01/2016 23:26

Cats are generally sick on the palest or most expensive or most difficult to clean thing in the house. It seems to be a law of nature - like vomiting in threes. The only upside with my boys has been the 'plumbing' noises they make beforehand. If you're around, you usually just have time to position a newspaper.

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Wolfiefan · 28/01/2016 23:30

Ah the vomiting. There are rules!

  1. Never wait until the door is opened.
  2. Instead wait until the door is opening.
  3. Hurl on doormat
  4. Always vomit in more than one spot.
  5. New throw, carpet, furniture etc. see above.

Grin
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hollinhurst84 · 28/01/2016 23:34

He never gives me any warning (helpful)
I only knew because he shouted so much I got up to (shout) check he was ok (feed him) Grin

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MoonlightandMusic · 28/01/2016 23:37

I knew you must have displeased him. Grin.

Wolfie - you forgot number 6

  1. Around 2am while clinging onto the bedclothes so something in the soft furnishing line is going to get it.


(revenge appears to be a dish best served cold around here...)
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hollinhurst84 · 28/01/2016 23:40

He was fed at 1am. And started shouting for food at 6am Hmm
Bad cat
After he threw up and then ate again (before I managed to shift the bowl), he then fell asleep. Never mind the hooman being wide awake

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Wolfiefan · 28/01/2016 23:50

Oh yes the 2 am rule!
Rule no 7. The Hooman does NOT matter!! Grin

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hollinhurst84 · 28/01/2016 23:56

Think he's milking it?

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Orange1969 · 29/01/2016 00:05

Bless him :)

I heard Tilly hurling the other day and was chuffed to see she had done it in her litter box!

Here is a picture of her in her Intensive Care bed...

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hollinhurst84 · 29/01/2016 00:07

Oh dear! She does look very sorry for herself

I have had to come to work. Am wondering how disgruntled he will be when I get home

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Orange1969 · 29/01/2016 00:11

I know, bless her! She was fine later on. She likes it if I throw her a ping pong ball - she brings it back to me a little dog :)

Hope O doesn't leave you a little present to find on your return!

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hollinhurst84 · 29/01/2016 00:14

He mainly trails round after me shouting
It's like "mum, mum, mum, mum"
When I snap and go "WHAT?!"
He's like "just chatting"

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Orange1969 · 29/01/2016 00:32

He's a beautiful cat.

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hollinhurst84 · 29/01/2016 00:41

I wanted a normal one Grin
He is v beautiful - I'm hoping the constant chatter wears off as he settles in. He trails around after me like toddler, I can't have a wee without him chirping on at me. If I shut the door he keeps talking Confused

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cozietoesie · 29/01/2016 09:40

Years of Siamese have trained me to answer all conversational gambits. (And that's pretty well without exception.) I reckon I could 'Unh Huh' at international level by now. Grin

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