Meezer Mancat Monday

Trip to da V-E-T . . .

We went to da vet this weekend. I don't really mind - I thinks it's kinda interesting. Mommakitty has all types of pet transport units fer us to choose from.

I wouldn't mind going in this basket, but Mommakitty wuz afraid I would jump out of it before I gotted to da V-E-T office.


Below is da typical "Prizon Box" PTU unit. Sabi gits freaked out when Momma brings this out. I think it's OK.


I prefer da "Cosmic Flyer" PTU unit.


Every year Mommakitty has to invent something new to git Sabi to da V-E-T. This is whut Momma hadded to invent this time (it's da laundry basket). It's not so bad in here. But Sabi still freaked out - he even pee-peed in it . . . and all over our Snuggles blankie! Ewwwww! He's such a wussie!


Anyhoo, . . . I did furry good at da V-E-T. I gots nice teef and I only had to have one shot in my tushy - I didn't whine or nothin'! Da V-E-T called me "handsome" and skootched my tushy. I got treats when we got home.

I am 11 lbs, 12 oz of pure Mancat Meezer!

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WAcKy WeDNeSdaY!

K: Now, . . . I know what yer gonna say . . . what's so wacky about this photo?

K: Well, I will tell you. Of course, there is nothing wacky about me being out in the yard (with a harness). But see the daffodils? What's so wacky about that you say . . .

S: . . . It's FEBRUARY! When was the last time you saw daffodils come up in February?!

K: Um, . . . I was gonna say all that. Anyhoo . . . as Sabi pointed out, it is furry wacky to see spring flowers this time of year, but we has had a warm spell here in Northern California - 75 to 80 degree weather! It should be rainin' and cold! Wazzup?!

S: Um, Kimo, . . . nobody says "wazzup" anymore. You know what's even more wacky about this photo? I'M NOT IN IT!

K: Because you had an anxiety attack about going outside - even wif a harness!

S: Um, . . . maybe, . . . I didn't want to get my feet dirty.

K: We are definitely not related.

And then my heart with pleasure fills
and dances with daffodils.
William Wordsworth