R50/53 cats?
Had to smuggle mine out of my apartment when i was moving cuz we arent supposed to have them there and i wanted to get my security deposit back, so i tossed him in the mini to lock the appt door, when i got back to the car, he was pacing back and forth on the dash. So much for being inconspicuous. I really wanted to hollow him out after that
Last edited by Striped Toad; Apr 26, 2008 at 10:16 PM.
I've never tried the tuna-flavoured stuff. We use the malt-flavoured hairball treatment, and it actually tastes pretty good.
One thing, though - trying out some of the medicine yourself to show that it's "good stuff" doesn't work for cats like it does for kids - cats just look at you like you're crazy, and still refuse to eat it.
(Although I've seen some cats that go after the malt-flavoured stuff like it's candy, so I don't know why none of ours like it).
One thing, though - trying out some of the medicine yourself to show that it's "good stuff" doesn't work for cats like it does for kids - cats just look at you like you're crazy, and still refuse to eat it.
(Although I've seen some cats that go after the malt-flavoured stuff like it's candy, so I don't know why none of ours like it).
I've never tried the tuna-flavoured stuff. We use the malt-flavoured hairball treatment, and it actually tastes pretty good.
One thing, though - trying out some of the medicine yourself to show that it's "good stuff" doesn't work for cats like it does for kids - cats just look at you like you're crazy, and still refuse to eat it.
(Although I've seen some cats that go after the malt-flavoured stuff like it's candy, so I don't know why none of ours like it).
One thing, though - trying out some of the medicine yourself to show that it's "good stuff" doesn't work for cats like it does for kids - cats just look at you like you're crazy, and still refuse to eat it.
(Although I've seen some cats that go after the malt-flavoured stuff like it's candy, so I don't know why none of ours like it).
)-s-
yea i will agree withy you im a dog person too....and i must say i didn't think that topic would turn out to this haha...and WHY are there no meets in jersey? this is nonsense
When I hollowed the cat ON MY CAR out (haha) I just used an air hammer... but an old claw hammer and a chisel will work. Just make sure you get it all or it rattles and it is EXTREMELY annoying.
My felines are weird... ones constantly on crack and the other is too fat and lazy to do anything.
My felines are weird... ones constantly on crack and the other is too fat and lazy to do anything.
We have to bath our two sphynxs twice a week...one loves it, one hates it. We also have to clean their ears and claws. Why did I ever let me wife talk me into it....
This thread is a hoot . We have 2 dogs and three cats . The cats make us laugh way more than the dogs .One time one of the cats got a paper bag stuck on her head , running all over the house til we could catch her . I don't think I have ever laughed that hard .
...you can't blame me, I'm in California. And hey, at least you could possibly go to MOTD. There's no way driving from CA and missing that much work and school!
in respect to the cat on the car... i have done this, and it does not give much gains, granted i did not do this on a mini, but i do not think it is worth it.
as far as how to go about it... a real big drill bit and a shop vac wirk nicely. i also had it hooked up on one end, and revved the engine to clear it out. i would not suggest doing this at all on an automatic vehicle though. me and a friend did this on his mitsubishi, and it caused the cat to break down and clog, at which point it overheated, and the trans also overheated and had to be replaced.
as far as how to go about it... a real big drill bit and a shop vac wirk nicely. i also had it hooked up on one end, and revved the engine to clear it out. i would not suggest doing this at all on an automatic vehicle though. me and a friend did this on his mitsubishi, and it caused the cat to break down and clog, at which point it overheated, and the trans also overheated and had to be replaced.
in respect to the cat on the car... i have done this, and it does not give much gains, granted i did not do this on a mini, but i do not think it is worth it.
as far as how to go about it... a real big drill bit and a shop vac wirk nicely. i also had it hooked up on one end, and revved the engine to clear it out. i would not suggest doing this at all on an automatic vehicle though. me and a friend did this on his mitsubishi, and it caused the cat to break down and clog, at which point it overheated, and the trans also overheated and had to be replaced.
as far as how to go about it... a real big drill bit and a shop vac wirk nicely. i also had it hooked up on one end, and revved the engine to clear it out. i would not suggest doing this at all on an automatic vehicle though. me and a friend did this on his mitsubishi, and it caused the cat to break down and clog, at which point it overheated, and the trans also overheated and had to be replaced.
-s-
When I hollowed the cat ON MY CAR out (haha) I just used an air hammer... but an old claw hammer and a chisel will work. Just make sure you get it all or it rattles and it is EXTREMELY annoying.
My felines are weird... ones constantly on crack and the other is too fat and lazy to do anything.
My felines are weird... ones constantly on crack and the other is too fat and lazy to do anything.
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