The state of the Foot

[silverthorne]

So this morning, we had the 'let's see if we can get Mom up an hour early to feed me' test.

It didn't work as planned for her; I can sleep through kitty noise. :)

Anyhow, I Has Foot Pics. You can has Foot pics, too.



Foot Says 'Hi!"



Here's her poor shaved belly...which she doesn't seemed at all phased by.



And her stitches



Cat Yoga!





And a clean Foot is a happy Foot

Comments

[skyshark.livejournal.com]

Oh, a seeelly all-stitched-up FootKitty. *pets her*

Poor thing. I'm glad it's not bothering her, but quick recovery to her anyway!

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

Yeah. She bounces back really fast from things, including this. :)

[skyshark.livejournal.com]

Why d'you think she was wary of the noisy neighbors? Maybe they just scared her while she was outside?

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

Don't really know. I do know that most sharp, sudden noises at least startle her--if I've made a sudden noise she hasn't heard before, or if people just start talking outside, she'll head for under the bed.

There are a few noises she's gotten used to--like the squeaky faucet turners in the kitchen (I accidentally scared her off her dinenr a few times before she figured out that was an 'okay' sound), or when I trip over something suddenly, or the neighbor upstairs that occasionally thuds around (he/she doesn't do it all the time, and never at the same time, either). But other things like the mailman opening the boxes outside (I'm right next to those), or sudden thuds out of nowhere make her crouch and/or jump a little. Sometimes, she'll listen to me and relax when I tell her it's okay, but other times, she'll still head for the bed.

Oddly enough, the vaccum cleaner doesn't seem to phase her at all (most cats are terrifed of it).