Post 1446: What? No peacock feather play for you today?

Dougy is a bit upset with me for combing out mats on his legs. He doesn’t even perk up when I say “Woof! Woof!” to him, the kitty boys’ and my “in joke”. (“Everyone knows we are kitty boys,” they meow back! “Aw, you make us ‘meow’ when you ‘woof’ at us!”)

So I poke the shaft end of the feather into his ruff. Neither he nor Andy can resist that end of the feather! RAWR! I think it’s a favorite because they can snag it more easily than the other end, and it has a satisfying crunch when a kitty bites on it!

That’s the spirit, Dougy! Get your kitty on! All’s well in Kittylandia again, the dematting ‘incident’ forgiven, maybe forgotten!

Now, where’s that other little rascal? He can use a dematting, too. “AN-DDDDDDY…! Here, boy! I have a big surprise for you!” (Where is that kitty boy…?)

The chase is on.

17 thoughts on “Post 1446: What? No peacock feather play for you today?

        • Thanks! I’m hoping I can get away with brushing the mats out more than trimming them out. I think both kitty boys will look spectacular with Persian-length hair, but only if they aren’t having to deal with mats. The more they are combed with the dematting brush, the less it will (and has)take to loosen up mats and comb them out.

          • years ago I had a friend with a Birman cat. He liked hunting and roaming the big outdoors, and required much brushing at the end of the day. (He came and went through his cat door while she was at work). Fortunately he did not mind being brushed but it was a lot of work.

          • My two like brushing until I hit a mat. I try to slowly detangle and comb out mats, but many times they are resistant to gentle brushing.

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