Today started much the same as usual. Breakfast, sleep....then Mrs Servant unceremoniously bundled me into that horrid cage thing.
This means one thing: the dreaded vet. If truth be told, I quite like the journey there. I can sniff all kinds of new smells and see new things - all from the safety of my cage.
However, as soon as we got to the postbox on the corner, I knew we were just a few seconds away. So I dived into the rear of the cage and hid. I told myself: "If he tries to pull me out, I'll hiss and spit and scratch."
He tipped my cage on its end but I hung on tightly with my front claws. I held out for as long as I could but eventually I was pinned to the table. Then the nasty vet gave me an injection. After that, he peered into my ears and eyes and mouth. I hate people doing that to me - especially the VET.
Luckily we came home straight away and I've spent the rest of the day asleep, trying to forget my stressful morning.
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
Saturday, 14 February 2009
A yummy meal
Mr and Mrs Servant often let me try a tiny bit of their leftovers after their evening meal and last night I was able to try salmon mousse, crab AND smoked mackerel. It was absolutely delicious and such a lovely change from the nasty stuff in pouches I usually have to eat.
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
More stick news
In my last posting, I remarked how much fun it is playing 'twig' with Mrs Servant. As you can see from this short clip, it's a bit boring when Mr Servant is in charge of this twig. He just waggles it at me and expects me to perform.
Saturday, 7 February 2009
A fun stick
Wednesday, 4 February 2009
Bites
Mrs Servant was cross with me today. All I did was bite her elbow but she really gave me a telling off. Life's not fair sometimes.
What she doesn't understand is that I enjoy giving people the odd little nip. Just occasionally it turns into a bigger gnash than I'd intended.
What she doesn't understand is that I enjoy giving people the odd little nip. Just occasionally it turns into a bigger gnash than I'd intended.
Monday, 2 February 2009
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