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That’s Not a Chicken

Ashton: This is NOT funny. I know chicken when I see it, and this isn’t it.

one-eyed brown tabby cat looks at chick

Pierre: Send it over here, Ashton. It may not be real chicken, but it’s real catnip, and that’s good enough for me.

gray tabby cat plays with chick

Newton: I can smell that catnip all the way over here. Do you want to share that?

Pierre: * sigh * Not really. But I have a feeling you aren’t going to give me much choice.

orange tabby cat watches gray tabby cat play

Newton: This is catnip, kid. The good stuff.

Cupcake: * sniff * What’s so good about this, Mr. Newton? I can’t eat it. Besides, it’s covered in drool already.

orange tabby cat and black and white tuxedo cat look at chick

Cupcake: I’m going to go find one of my springs.

Newton: You try to teach a kid about the finer things in life, and this is what happens…

orange tabby cat and black and white tuxedo kitten

Outtake Friday

There are always some photos that don’t quite fit into our blog posts, but we still wanted to share.

Pierre: Problem? I don’t have a catnip problem.

gray tabby cat shows tummy while looking at catnip

Cupcake: This is how I feel just before dinnertime, too.

black and white tuxedo cat under dinosaur skeletonCupcake: Pow, right in the kisser!

black and white tuxedo kitten sticks paw through skeleton ribcage and into skull

Ashton: No violence on my sofa, kid.

one-eyed brown tabby cat on sofa

Newton: I heard eating noises. You’re making eating noises!

orange tabby cat looks on as black and white tuxedo kitten eats

Wand Toy Lesson

Cupcake: Hi Mr. Pierre!

Pierre: I’m kind of busy up here, kid. There’s a new wand toy in the house.

black and white tuxedo kitten watches gray tabby cat play with wand toy

Pierre: You could learn a lot from watching me, you know. Wand toys take a lot of attention. You have to track them with your ears and your whiskers.

gray tabby cat looks alert

Pierre: Watch patiently until the time is right. That time it wasn’t close enough. 

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy

Pierre: When the time is right, you reach out and use your claws to grab the wand toy.

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy

Pierre: Get it in both paws so it can’t get away.

Pierre: Then bring it in for the kill.

gray tabby cat plays with wand toy

Pierre: This kind of skill takes years to perfect.

Cupcake: Can I start practicing now?

black and white tuxedo kitten watches gray tabby cat play with wand toy

Pierre: Not yet. I’m not done. I’ll let you know when it’s your turn.

Cupcake: OK. I have a feeling I’m going to be down here a while. 

black and white tuxedo kitten watches gray tabby cat play with wand toy

Encounter at the Party Barn

Cupcake: What are you doing in the party barn, Mr. Pierre?

Pierre: I’m having a party of one.

Cupcake: That sounds kind of boring. Can I come in, too?

gray tabby cat in barn looks at black and white tuxedo kitten

Pierre: I don’t think that’s necessary, kid.

gray tabby cat in barn

Cupcake: Okay.

Pierre: That was too easy. Where did she go?

gray tabby cat in barn looks at black and white tuxedo kitten

Cupcake: Are you SURE you don’t need any company?

Pierre: Sleeping in here. Or trying to.

gray tabby cat in barn looks at black and white tuxedo kitten

Cupcake: How can you sleep when there is food out here?

Pierre: Those pumpkins are decorations. They aren’t for eating.

gray tabby cat in barn looks at black and white tuxedo kitten

Cupcake: You’re right. That tastes awful. I’ll just be out here if you change your mind about letting me in the party barn.

Pierre: It’s going to be a long wait, so enjoy your pumpkins.

gray tabby cat in barn looks at black and white tuxedo kitten

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