Ghost vomit

[plonq]

GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK BLORT!

GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK GAK BLORT!

(Check time: just after 4:30.  That sounds like my cat.  Moments later...)

WHORK WHORK WHORK WHORK WHORK WHORK WHORK BLORSH!

WHORK WHORK BLORSH!

(Oops, there goes atara's cat now.  That one sounded juicy.)

I don't know which was worse, being awakened at 4:30 in the morning by the sound of two cats vomiting, or searching around later in the morning and only being able to find one hairball...

Comments

[plonq.livejournal.com]

One of the most effective alarm clocks around. ;p

[funos.livejournal.com]

I'd have to restrain myself from barbecueing the animal after such an incident. :P

Damn malfunctionning neurotic critters. ;)
(I bet lions and tigers don't have hairballs, or at least
I hope so, *shudder*)

[feren.livejournal.com]

My cat isn't neurotic, he's deathly ill -- so I cut him a small amount of slack because it's out of his control and I've been in his proverbial shoes before.

However, with that being said, I still can't understand why the little twit understands to use the litter box for waste but won't do me the favor of vomiting on things that aren't carpet. One time he even harfed on top of my kitchen table.

[plonq.livejournal.com]

Cleaning up vomit is just one of the joys of owning a pet. If it's not a cat hacking up a hairball, it's the dog spewing up something smelly and disgusting that he mistook for food earlier.

My cat not only has to deal with hairballs, but she's on two different oral medicines that irritate her stomach if she doesn't get food into her soon enough after the medicine.

[feren.livejournal.com]

Yes, an alarm.... too bad it went off two and a half hours early in this case.

On my ankles.

After, it would seem, cleaning the last of the food from the bowl AND consuming a large amount of water.

[duncandahusky.livejournal.com]

And this, you see, is WHY I will always keep the guest bedroom door closed when I crash at your place :-)