Pippi is all over me this morning. She is nipping at my hands lightly, rubbing and chewing on the side of the Inspirational Journal I received at Christmas, kneading her claws into the bedspread. She wants to play this morning, but last night Bayer grabbed a hold of the bug on the end of the nekoflies wand and rushed under the bed with it. I held firm, but so did he. I thought I had a halibut on the line he is so strong! I pulled back a bit, I heard the snap and the line went vanishing under the bed. I dove after it quickly banging my head on the side of the frame. But, I emerged triumphant with the line intact and in my hand. Had Bayer been able to swallow that bug and line- I would have had yet another hefty vet bill! Time to order a new nekoflies- this one lasted an impressive four years!
So this morning, Pippi settles for chasing my hand, running for the pen or anything else that might move. She claims it all. She has already claimed my heart- I guess nibbling on my hand is her way of saying, I have claimed her heart as well. This little tortie girl is determined to stay in the day. She inspires me-
Way to hang in there, Pippi.
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It sounds like Pippi has become a best friend. I hope her happy days continue.
What a good girl she is. I have had dry FIP in my home in the past. Thanksfully I have not had to deal with that lately. It’s always with very special and gentle cats. Seems God always knows the ones he is going to take early. It was once suggested to me to cook up some rice, and give the water to the affected cat to help them (cooled off ,of course). I tried it, and not sure if it really did any good but I would have tried just about anything.
Their health varied, some did well for quite a while (months) and then suddenly crashed. Some went slowly and struggled most of the time. Utlimately it is an awful disease that is like a cancer that just can’t be cured. I hope Pippi continues to do well.