Cats Herd You

Easy Like Sunday

Pierre is getting his easy during the wee hours of Sunday morning, and his eyes are getting really heavy.

If it weren’t for mealtimes, he might nap the day away for the ultimate easy Sunday!

Frog TV

We have a special Caturday presentation on Cat TV. What is it Pierre? Hey, down in front!

Pierre: I’m trying to get a good look here. It’s the cat TV. Not the people on the internet who want to look over my shoulder TV.

It’s right there, but I can’t smell it.

Maybe if I give it a nudge, I can get it to move close enough to grab.

It’s a frog, on the inside of the torn screen.

Are you sure you don’t want to open the window? It seems stuffy, and you could air it out, and maybe even let my new friend come inside to play.

We hope you get to play a fun game with friends on Caturday, too!

Cat toys line the shelves at pet stores, all shiny and new. The head peep (and especially our aunt peep) buy us more toys than cats really need. Sure, the catnip mice, cat dancers, kragonflies, and krinkle balls are fun. But let’s face it… there’s nothing quite as fun as a found toy.

The found toy has the thrill of the hunt. It has the extra spice of discovery. And of course, it has the bonus of frustrating the peeps when we decide to play with it instead of the expensive new toy they just bought us.

Newton: Let me illustrate with the canned food label that I stole from the kitchen counter.