14Jan25: a very bad kitty…

Andy hid in the south bedroom yesterday. I saw him go into that room nearly two hours before the 8:30 veterinarian appointment, but hoped he’d come back out in time for me to put him in the carrier. He did not.

I looked and looked in that room for him starting 45 minutes before the appointment, without any luck.

A half hour before we were scheduled to be there, I called the clinic to let them know there was a strong chance we’d have to cancel because Andy was hiding so well.

I called the clinic again at 8:35. It was time to cancel and reschedule the appointment because I was so pissed by this time that I wanted to twist his little neck!

It seemed safer for him that I not have contact with him again Monday morning or bring him in later! We rescheduled for this coming Friday at 8:30.

Andy will be denied access to the south bedroom till after his appointment, damn cat!
Bad kitty!
Andy showed up well after the appointment time, of course.

43 thoughts on “14Jan25: a very bad kitty…

    • They pick up on clues very quickly. I always take a shower before leaving home, for example, and close routes to escape. If I take too long to close escape routes, he wins.

  1. Oh, he’s so smart, Doug <3 … and cute! Probably waited till he heard the appt. rescheduled and thought a purrfect time for Greenies. I had a hypothyroid kitty and I'm so sorry for all involved. Carriers are confining and scary. I hope you both get some well needed R&R!

    • Oh, me too! I have little free time during the week, thanks to the recovery time from dialysis and dialysis itself. I think of Monday as my “free day”, so am not happy to have to have appointments on that day.

  2. Andy knows very well he has won this round. I have a spooky cat. In my small apartment there are not many places to hide. However, my Tish has found a way to conceal herself and make me worry about where she is until she decides to pop out and appear.

  3. I agree, they seem to know! They do get gun shy when they are taken in frequently for some condition, and it sounds like Andy is getting to that point. Hopefully the clinic gets to a point where they feel he is relatively stable on his medication and they can cut back the visits.

    • I think he I’d, too. I’m asking today what the goal is and how close we are to it. Trying to thread Andy’s medication and appointments into mine is a headache!

    • Andy is fairly easy to put in the carrier, but it’s everything up to that point that’s the challenge. He is an expert at hide and seek!

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