Problem is, it looks like he got too close to the ceiling with the cat's head, so it actually looks like he's mashing the cats head into the ceiling fairly hard. Other than that, the cat is being patient and understanding, though I would watch out if you have stairs, cats are good at vengence.
- "Sometimes life smiles when it kicks you down. The trick is to smile back."
phyco126 wrote:Problem is, it looks like he got too close to the ceiling with the cat's head, so it actually looks like he's mashing the cats head into the ceiling fairly hard. Other than that, the cat is being patient and understanding, though I would watch out if you have stairs, cats are good at vengence.
Stairs are definitely not needed. All you have to do is wander around a corner and there's the cat ready to ambush you.
Our cats broke my mom's big toe several times in before it ever got a chance to heal. You may ask how, but the answer really is simple. They tried to make her fall and hit her head, but she thwarted their attempts, but at the cost of her big toe being contantly broken.
- "Sometimes life smiles when it kicks you down. The trick is to smile back."
We're not worried about the cat's safety, of course he wasn't harmed. But we're worried about yours. Cat's are planners. As we speak he's in the basement of your home in a secret lair, watching your every move!
