Category: Stories (Kah Yein’s)

  • Juno’s day with the Blondies

    Juno wanted very much to go to Bunny’s Place again today, probably to eat grass to help with her tummy upset problem. So I decided to let her go. She did eat grass. Kai and Indra kept her company throughout. Juno’s big sisters!

  • Juno’s soft stools…again

    Just three days ago, Juno had soft stools, but it was just once. Feline Gut Soothe took care of that. I thought that was related to her having spent the whole day at Bunny’s Place and eating grass the day before. This morning, she passed out soft stools twice (with form), and then, it was…

  • The Blondies’ buffet updates

    The buffet-styled dining which I created for the Blondies seems to be working well. It is definitely less stressful for me, of course. And as long as I keep my expectations really low, this sure beats me having to chase after each of them every meal to beg them to eat and to try various…

  • Quite close for comfort (Gerald and Creamy’s dinner)

    Creamy and Gerald were able to finish their dinner…this close to each other! Wow! After dinner, Creamy will go home while Gerald hangs around. Creamy’s owner told husband that day that Creamy has a really good personality where “dia tak kacau orang”. But he doesn’t know that Creamy kacaus Gerald at our house! Normally, at night,…

  • Visiting Lizzie

    We went to visit Lizzie this afternoon and brought her (and her soon-to-be new friends) canned food. Lizzie has already been spayed, fully vaccinated and she will be going to Mr P’s orchard soon, where she will live in a beautiful retreat centre with some elderly dogs. The place is absolutely pristine, natural and she…

  • Jayden and Juno!

    The besties! Their afternoon siesta. Jayden normally does not take naps in the afternoon, but today, he’s conked out by the cough medicine. Juno still takes afternoon naps.

  • Gerald’s encounter with Bushy this morning

    Creamy came for breakfast as usual and antagonised poor Gerald. Then later, Bushy came to our porch and did the same to Gerald. Bushy lives down the road in the militant house. This is the house that raises the flag of a country that’s currently at war and there’s also the flag of a militant…

  • Juno tips the scales at 1.91kg!

    A few days ago, Juno was 1.8kg for quite awhile and this morning, she tipped the scales at 1.91kg. A small win. She’s been producing glorious poop too, so that’s all good. Her diet consists of Cubgrub raw food, Fur/Ball cooked food and Monge Kitten kibble as a crunchy snack. For the raw food, I…

  • When Bumbung Cat escaped yesterday – a reflection

    When Ginger aka Bumbung Cat escaped yesterday, I relied heavily on the reactions of the Monsters to gauge Ginger’s whereabouts and his condition. I had not written about this yesterday because I wasn’t sure how accurate my perceptions and assumptions were but with the benefit of hindsight now, they were pretty spot-on accurate! Firstly, since…

  • Our Safehouse cats – Juno, Riley and Tabs

    Inside the house is called the Safehouse, and it’s the humble abode of Juno, Riley and Tabs. I hope Juno will grow up to be the same size as Riley in, say, 1.5 years’ time. Juno is going to be 4 months old soon. Riley is estimated to be 2.5 years old.

  • Creamy and Gerald at the porch

    Here’s Creamy this morning! Now that I know he actually has a home (the house at the back of ours), I’m not so worried whenever he doesn’t come for meals, or when he has the sniffles. I used to self-treat him whenever he had the sniffles by giving him Cetirizine, Bromhexine and Vetri DMG. He’s…

  • Ginger finally eats

    When Ginger aka Bumbung Cat came back this evening, he only ate some kibble. He did not want any of his cooked food during dinner, but just stayed quietly on the platforms. I think being caught by the hind legs after being cordoned off in the drain by the two grass-cutters was very traumatising for…

  • Ginger (aka Bumbung Cat) is back!!!

    Ginger is back, safe and sound! We had made trips all over the neighbourhood to look for Ginger and at the same time, Gerald had come back and I kept asking him to help look for Ginger and tell Ginger to come home. Gerald went to the neighbour’s roof and stayed there to show us…

  • Still no sign of Ginger

    I fed everyone kibble purposely because it makes the most noise when it’s poured into the metal bowls. I was quite sure it would attract Ginger out, but it has not. Ginger is a greedy cat who loves food, especially kibble. Meanwhile, the Monsters are all together here, in solidarity, waiting for Ginger to come…

  • Creamy’s real identity, his name and his home (finally!!!)

    So, the mystery is finally solved! Creamy does have a home and it is the house directly behind ours. Here he is, sitting majestically in his porch when I went to his road to look for Ginger. Husband found out that this is Creamy’s house when he was looking for Ginger. He spoke with Creamy’s…