One of my cats likes to worm in under the covers when I am sleeping. When it's shedding season, it is a constant chore to clean the cat hair from the sheets.
So I brush them. Two of my cats regard being brushed and combed as a lower form of affection; they prefer being petted and scratched, but brushing will do.
But ah, George. When I approach him with a brush in my hand, to his eyes, I must look like Dick Cheney carrying a waterboard.
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Poor kitty! The horror!
ReplyDeleteMay shedding season be over soon. I feel like every bit of food I eat is seasoned with the effluvium of shedding season.
What is this "shedding season"? Is it a season where one builds sheds? It certainly cannot have anything to do with cat hair, for my two babies shed copious amounts of hair all year 'round. It is amazing, I vacuum my apartment once a week, and, once a week, fill a vacuum cleaner bag with cat hair. If there were a shedding Olympics, my boys would certainly be in the top 10 in the shorthair category.
ReplyDelete-- Badtux the Hairy Penguin
(but not *my* hair!)