Andy senses it is meant for him….
Doug’s putting the cannula back on; Andy’s alert to it.
RAWR!
You have to be aware of the play potential everything has to a kitty!
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After living with kitties since 2009, you’d expect me to be more alert to things like their sense of play and curiosity. Once I had to add wearing a **cannula for extra oxygen, I’ve had to make sure I don’t make it look exciting to Andy because he definitely will go for it if I don’t!
** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannula#Nasal_cannulation_and_oral-nasal_cannulation
My mother’s cat used to sit on the oxygen hose if it moved too much
LOL! With Andy, it’s RAWR City or run away.
Anything swinging is fair play!
So Andy reminds me now and then!
LOL
Cin’s cat used to be so smart she would turn Cin’s Oxygen Pump off and on. Please be careful.
He is capable of that sort of thing…
Yes, any kind of small diameter tubing would be considered fair game by the kitty. 🙂
He mostly gets involved with it when it’s in motion behind me when I go from one place to another.
Andy is so cute in photo 2 with his horns up and that stare! ❤️
He gives himself away when the horns go up!
But he sooo cute! 😂
I’ve had to guard home medical tubes from felines too. Some showed remarkable intelligence in avoiding the tubes, others, not so much.
Andy is a quick study in matters of safety. I ran over some part of him once when I sail backwards while seated in my walker. I heard this terrible sound of pain and turned to see him run off to hide for a time while I anticipated a trip to the veterinarian when I could lure him out. Fortunately, the yelp was due to running over hair, a large clump of which was shortly pulled out when he panicked and ran off. That noted, he gives me wide berth when he sees me on the walker and moving!
i won’t breath a word to ANDY. My opinion.(is that he would = just as you thin) . I will tell him it is poisonous snake or you could hide it but he does watch your every move..
His initial reaction to it was to run off!
Ooo-er