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My daughter was trying to do her homework after school today when Simba decided to come and lie down all over her books.
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She asked him if he knew anything about geography
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Apparently not but he knew a bit about cuddling :smile:
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And at the end of the day it's just what she needed most
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww :smile:
Super pictures looks as if there is a great rapport & a lot of love between them...
Karena: Love the photos especially the second one. Simba's absoutely georgous.
I need to update some of my pics:)
My kids are all absolutely dotty about Simba - I'm sure he must be the most cuddled cat ever, sometimes he finds it hard to walk from one room to the other without being picked up several times on the way to get kissed and cuddled :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by jckkerrison
Fabulous pics!!! What a great big softy - our Hobbes is just the same, which came as a surprise because our other boy Spike can't bear to be cuddled. Mind you, he has spondilitis, which probably explains why he hates his back being touched.
Ahhh poor Spike that can be painful. My friends cat had Spondylitis and she had her treated with acupuncture with some success.Quote:
Originally Posted by Menolly
I wonder how Spike would react to that?Quote:
Originally Posted by harrymc
He's actually had a disc problem as well, which at one point paralysed his tail :sad2: . Our vet treated him with a cat version of ibuprofen and some cosequin, not sure he was very hopeful as he actually suggested we might have to amputate the tail :what?:
Anyway, the treatment worked and all but the last three inches of Spike's tail recovered - the tip of his tail droops but he seems happy enough.
He has never really been a cuddlecat though and we thought it was maybe a "boy" thing - until we met Hobbes!!!
QUOTE=Menolly;3543]I wonder how Spike would react to that?
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It might be worth looking into. I asked my friend who used a vet in Bristol who did accupuncture (not her regular vet) I am sure your vet will know of someone that could help. As it's an alternative medicine some vets may be sceptical.:smile:
Banjo has been getting turned into a pin cushion lately & has certainly helped him & he is a scardeycat dog so it may help Spike to Menolly :nod: We have a couple of our pensioners on Glucosomine to that has made a huge difference to them :nod: