Three years since Snorg tried to die on me.

[Toddlerteaplease]

I still can't believe she survived, and touch wood it hasn't reoccurred. I'm a lucky lady too have her. Even if her insurance costs a fortune!

I remember it happening, she’s a tough little cat.

What a cutie

I'd forgotten it was about now, until
It came up on my time hop. She's a very tough cookie!

I love them so much. What is the other one called ?

Lovely photos, as ever. Reminding you that she is worth every penny! As is Cheddar of course.

@ultrababy it's he other us called Cheddar. Unless you mean Snorgs sister who was called Maia / Fatty.

Cheddar and Snorgs. They're so awesome. They look so annoyed don't they? Thats why I also love Shetland ponies too as they look annoyed to be in our presence. I just want to smoosh their little faces.

Here's to many more years with you as their slave.

It's a shame that people think they look grumpy. Because they really aren't!

Ahh, your lovely girls!
Didn’t I read on another thread the other day that you’re a paediatric nurse, ToddlerTea?
Do those skills come in handy with ailing cats?

I think Snorg looks very cuddly!

@Papergirl1968 yes I am. I wanted to take her to work and pop her in a cot! It was really weird as she was on morphine and ketamine infusions, which we use all the time. And it did make five feeding her easier!

Your 2 do make me laugh. I think we need a ‘Cheddar n Snorg’ calendar.

Lana did a calendar one year!

Aww, Toddler you could have told the other staff she was a very hairy baby!

Snorg and the darling late Fatty always look more perplexed than grumpy to me. Cheddar just looks disapproving, as if your skirt is too short or something.

Half of my colleagues are cat people, probably could have got away with it!

Do you remember when an ambulance picked up an injured badger and took it to a vet late at night and someone put it on social media saying Do you want nhs funds spent this way? Most people said yes! Yes we do.

I sure the other patients and parents would have loved to have a cat on the ward!

I follow a cat rescue on Facebook and they once had a cat brought in by an ambulance. The owner was taken in to hospital and was worried about her cat (understandably). A few phone calls by the crew and cat was taken to rescue. I can't remember if the cat went back home or to her son/daughter.

Toddler they could be PAT cats! Our local hospital has a rabbit on the children's ward.

I wanted to sign Cheddar up for PAT. But I think her biscuit making rules her out. As it can cause skin damage. I did volunteer her when the local paper was appealing for someone to take a cat to visit a terminally ill lady. But they'd got some one already.

We have PAT dogs visit us.

We have pat Shetland ponies. They have a bag over their bottoms to catch any leavings.

PAT ponies! That's amazing!