Category: Stories (Kah Yein’s)
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Peace, grub worms!
I wrote about our garden some months ago and the “battle” which we had with the grub worms. We had Japanese grass in our garden but during the rainy season, colonies of grub worms flourished and we had a really hard time “battling” with them. On hindsight, it was completely foolish to do “battle” with…
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The huge Kai-Rey fight
Ginger vomited hairball this morning and all his breakfast and supplements came out with it. It’s been quite long that I have not allowed Ginger and the Monsters to go over to Bunny’s Place. The medicinal “Heidi” grass is also all gone now, and I suspect it is because of the urine sprays onto the…
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The Blondies’ portraits
Akira and Samantha. Kai and Indra. Today, they all ate dinner and nobody decided to fast intermittently! They had Coco&Joe’s, Cubgrub’s Duck and Chicken. Later, they will ask for junk!
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A dog in the rain
Something made me go out to look and there he was, this dog standing in the pouring rain, opposite our house, looking right at me. Poor thing, that’s usually a call for help. So I took an umbrella and went out to the dog. He wanted to come to me, but then he decided not…
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Cow Mau eats diluted Hill’s KD
I took a chance and added water to the Hill’s KD and made the mixture as smooth as I could. Normally, he doesn’t like water added to his food at all. Lucky, lucky! He’s eating the diluted food! He didn’t finish all of it, though. I can see he prefers it undiluted. But when diluted,…
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Gerald and Misty, peace in the porch and other stories
This morning, Gerald also did another victory march! A noisy one too. Well, ginger males are known to be very vocal and Gerald is particularly vocal! Happiness is when Creamy does not come. Even Misty is relieved because she wouldn’t have to look for Gerald or become an intermediary. I’ve tried bringing them into the…
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Cow Mau eats well
The good thing about the Blondies is that they don’t snatch the Seniors’ food unless it’s Indy’s renal kibble. Cow Mau is in the house now. He always asks to come in when it rains. Or, whenever he feels like it! As the oldest, of course he gets very special privileges!!
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“When I grow up….”
Kai: “When I grow up…” “…I want to work in sewage management.” Kai is always so fascinated whenever I dispose of litter, be it poop or pee. She can stare at the drainhole for a very long time, thinking. Or perhaps she is hoping cockroaches and centipedes would crawl out?
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Rey starts his “incursion” again
This is how Rey does it. He gets up onto the big cage, from there, he goes onto the white window ledge and then he taunts whoever is sitting at the platform. This is what gets Indy all riled up. Cats!!
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Cow Mau eats and eats!!
I came downstairs at 5.30am this morning to find Cow Mau waiting eagerly for me at the door of Bunny’s Place. He looked hungry….and he was!! I know Cindy’s pureed food will not be able to satiate his hunger as it is only 8% protein, so I took a chance and offered Coco&Joe’s, which is…
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This is the way we brush our teeth….
I thought I’d ask my husband to take some videos of today’s teeth-brushing with the Monsters. Lynx doesn’t quite like it; Smurfy escaped though I managed to brush his teeth a few days ago. Minnie, forget it! Well, something is better than nothing, isn’t it? P.S. Yes, I wash the toothbrush after every cat.
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Gerald’s noisy (and loud) victory march!
Gerald was a really happy cat this morning. Was it because Creamy did not come? Or did he win in some fight with Creamy in the back road? We will never know. But he was SO happy, he came to eat, and then he paraded all along the ledge, went upstairs on the roof as…
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Cow Mau bounces back!!
By evening yesterday, Cow Mau was clearly feeling much, much better. After dinner, he was very alert and spent many hours in the living room with us. This morning, he was waiting eagerly for breakfast too and guess how many helpings of food he ate? THREE!! This is a can of tuna and sardines from…
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Cow Mau’s first subcut – a success!
I had no choice but to try and do Cow Mau’s subcut all by myself this evening. I didn’t know what to expect, but Cow Mau was so good. His very first subcut and it went without a hitch. We did 60ml, as the vet had advised. Because of his heart condition, the vet says…
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Cow Mau to the vet’s for acupuncture and pain management
Cow Mau has been pawing a lot lately. His mouth pain has been getting worse. Yet, he tries his best to eat, which is really heart-breaking. I’m at my wit’s end deciding on a suitable food because he paws even when I syringe liquid into his mouth. So I give him whatever he can tolerate,…
