Andy ignored it at first.
Flashing it back and forth in front of Andy’s face helped.
Well, I thought he was interested!
Coban strip compressed into a fat “string” with big wads on either end. It’s no cost entertainment for Andy.
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Andy was by the front door. I noticed he was acting bored. I couldn’t find a ball of string I thought would give Andy some fun time but came across Coban that had been wrapped on my arm at dialysis. I had the time, so compressed it along the length.
When I showed it to Andy, he became a kitten! Hopping into the air to grab at it, he snagged it time after time.
“I wish I had my smartphone,” I thought. “This would make a good blog post!” Of course, when I went back into the front room to get the smartphone – Andy followed me back there – the same cat no longer acted like that kitten in the kitchen, jumping into the air and grabbing the Coban “toy”. Typical!
The color contrast makes a great photo, especially the first one,accentuating Mr Andy’s gorgeous fur.
Yeah, it works!
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Cats seem to know when you want to film them.
Uncanny, it is!
The pictures are still cute as pie! But yeah, every day I miss photos of never-to-be-repeated cat action if the phone isn’t in my hand.
Exactly!
Cats never seem to cooperate that way… 🙂
I guess one should have a camera on hand all the time….
I wish all Labs used Coban!
Coban is a great product for securing a potential bleed out.
Never mind. Your words make the picture
Thanks! Many – too many – times that is the only way to fill in missing action.
Sweet kitty, do you have a proper camera with an SD card available?
Yes, somewhere, but I haven’t used it in years.