You know you're a cat slave.......

spike7451

When you get a refund coupon for Five Pounds & end up spending most of it on the cat!!

(coupon from Princes for a Fray Bentos pie I had that contained about two pieces of meat in it!Spent £4.50 of it on tuna for Daisy....)

puppypants

Hi Spike, One week - amount spent on animal food at PAH = £60
- amount pent on human food = £0

Somethings not right somewhere. x

valk_scot

..when every item on the supermarket conveyer belt intended for human consumption is either 2-for-1, yellow stickered or Value. The cat food however is the premium full price variety.

Faith177

valk_scot wrote: »

..when every item on the supermarket conveyer belt intended for human consumption is either 2-for-1, yellow stickered or Value. The cat food however is the premium full price variety.

Most of my yellow sticker stuff is for the animlas They eat a thousand times better than I do.

On a Sunday they get all the meat left overs from the resturant I work it. So they often have a mix of chicken, gammon & steak to name but a few

spike7451

Faith177 wrote: »

Most of my yellow sticker stuff is for the animlas They eat a thousand times better than I do.

On a Sunday they get all the meat left overs from the resturant I work it. So they often have a mix of chicken, gammon & steak to name but a few

As is mine....The other week I had £20 to live on for the fortnight (I'm on ESA for a bad heart) as I'd just MOT'd the car,of that £20,£12 of it went on Daisy,Whiskas,Purina One & litter...the rest of my basket was Asda basics!

blackandwhitebunny

puppypants wrote: »

Hi Spike, One week - amount spent on animal food at PAH = £60
- amount pent on human food = £0

Somethings not right somewhere. x

I can second that, cat food delivery from Ocad* £66. Just for p*ts £84 (okay it is at least a month's supply) Sainsbury's for us £33.

tealady

Hi
I know I am a cat slave because I give up my (warmed ) chair for the cats just because they sit there and stare at me.

marmiterulesok

tealady wrote: »

Hi
I know I am a cat slave because I give up my (warmed ) chair for the cats just because they sit there and stare at me.

I do this too!

*max*

I have a throw that covers the back of the sofa and is tucked in the seat cushions. Jessie likes to burrow under the throw to sleep, like in a mini cave. She sneaks in when I get up to do something in the evening, so when I get back, I can't sit in my spot anymore. Do I move her? Do I heck.
I spend the rest of the evening sitting precariously on the edge of the sofa so as not to crush her. Sigh...

Oh, and I'm sure you are all familiar with the other kind of bedroom acrobatics...When the cat is peacefully asleep in the middle of the bed, and you carefully manoeuvre yourself into awkward positions to get under the covers without waking her. Or you need to get up for a pee and have to launch a leg over the cat and onto the floor, nearly tearing a thigh muscle, while clinging to the bedboard for support. :cool:

rising_from_the_ashes

*max* wrote: »

I have a throw that covers the back of the sofa and is tucked in the seat cushions. Jessie likes to burrow under the throw to sleep, like in a mini cave. She sneaks in when I get up to do something in the evening, so when I get back, I can't sit in my spot anymore. Do I move her? Do I heck.
I spend the rest of the evening sitting precariously on the edge of the sofa so as not to crush her. Sigh...

*sigh* that's so wee cat ........ DM was in stitches the other day when I showed how she'd sneaked in under the throw!

*max* wrote: »

Oh, and I'm sure you are all familiar with the other kind of bedroom acrobatics...When the cat is peacefully asleep in the middle of the bed, and you carefully manoeuvre yourself into awkward positions to get under the covers without waking her. Or you need to get up for a pee and have to launch a leg over the cat and onto the floor, nearly tearing a thigh muscle, while clinging to the bedboard for support. :cool:

*sigh* that's big cat .......:D

marmiterulesok

*max* wrote: »

I have a throw that covers the back of the sofa and is tucked in the seat cushions. Jessie likes to burrow under the throw to sleep, like in a mini cave. She sneaks in when I get up to do something in the evening, so when I get back, I can't sit in my spot anymore. Do I move her? Do I heck.
I spend the rest of the evening sitting precariously on the edge of the sofa so as not to crush her. Sigh...

Oh, and I'm sure you are all familiar with the other kind of bedroom acrobatics...When the cat is peacefully asleep in the middle of the bed, and you carefully manoeuvre yourself into awkward positions to get under the covers without waking her. Or you need to get up for a pee and have to launch a leg over the cat and onto the floor, nearly tearing a thigh muscle, while clinging to the bedboard for support. :cool:

One of my cat's favourite nests is the wicker chair I use at the computer.If I'm at the computer and she wants to sleep on the chair,she usually sits in front of me and puts her front paws on one of the armrests.It's her way of saying 'budge'.In winter I have a mohair throw that she settles on,then I cover her over with it,so it's quite tight.She loves being 'swaddled'.

When I go to bed,she likes to lie on my legs to sleep but in a particular way.If I lie on my back and bend one leg horizontally and place the foot of the bent lag against my knee,with the duvet over me,it makes a little 'nest'.Wee cat likes to curl up in this nest.Sometimes I go to sleep in this position and in the morning she's still there and I haven't moved.

Just a well I don't get cramps easily.:rotfl::rotfl: