Reason not to own cats #72…
Don’t they scratch the lining of your dryer?
Cat hair in the nose is a regional thing. Here in the hoity-toity east, we use linen handkerchiefs to blow our noses, and we wear imported silk ties around our necks. Out in Alberta they use their handkerchiefs as ties around their necks, and use cats to blow their noses. That’s why they have cat’ul drives out there (not to mention slightly sticky cats).
I love that video! I’ve seen it before, but it’s a classic.
Aye, all we pirates have got parro’cats , and so do our pirate wenches.
Aye, and me spys some pretty nice framed kitty prints on yer pirate lair’s walls, arrr.
Have you ever found a resolution to this? It is ruining my life!!! and the ophthalomgist and the ENT seem to think i am crazy. it seems like i cant find anyone else with the same eye issue on the interenet…till now!
Zombie cats!
Hi, LBAID, you may not have noticed but the thread you responded to is almost eleven years dead.
I’d say plug your nostrils when you get in bed, but then you’d probably start coughing up hair balls. Have you tried an air filter on each side of the bed? I think that would at least lessen the severity.
Those Dyson Animal vacuums (or similar) are pretty good at sucking up hair.
Although they didn’t exist at the time the thread started.
Interestingly, I was wrong about Dyaon vacuums. The appeared on the market in the early 90s and had a strong market presence by 2001.
So a Dyson may have been useful in 2007.
But I guess the “Animal” variants were newer than that.