Our nineteen-year-old cat
Tilly continues to defy the odds, acting healthy and happy despite breathing
issues. We expect her little heart is a ticking bomb with the mysterious mass
shown on an X-ray. Obviously, we are glad she received another (rather)
successful thoracic tap since her ongoing quality of life seems so good.
Here she is collapsed in
blissful sleep upon my husband’s heating pad (more like a cozy blanket). He is
so loving that he relinquished that low-set warmth to her overnight instead of
sleeping on it himself as usual.
Of course the camera woke her
by the third click. She didn’t get up until later, though, when wanting ‘daddy’
on the couch providing his lap. In fact, as I type she has been bothering him
to get off the computer despite the fact the hour is a mere half past noon. And
she just ate some kibble before returning to his office.
Meanwhile, Jezebel gets her
point across, too. That old gal pranced into the living room this morning. I followed,
presuming her doing the hungry dance so I’d fill the dry food bowl. Instead she
wanted to show off her claw sharpening skills on the kitty ‘condo’ before jumping
atop that furniture so we could look out the window together.
The other day she supplanted
my laptop, very deliberate in tapping the keyboard for removal. Gotta love cats
that know how to get whatever luxuries they want.
Do you sleep with an electric
warming blanket or heating pad?
Kitties are the very best. I've had many in my lifetime and they have all been precious. I'm glad yours are doing well. Tilly remains in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteI don't use a heating pad. It doesn't get that cold here.
Have fabulous day and weekend, my friend. ♥
Ooh, good point! I'm almost always overheated, myself. ~grin~ Hugs to you, dear.
DeleteWe sure are glad she is fighting hard, purrs sweet Tilly.
ReplyDeleteTilly is a daddy's girl!
ReplyDeleteMy kitties don't want to look out the window with me; they get offended and walk away...LOL!
I used to have a warming mattress pad, but a power surge/outage fried it, and I've made do without it for years now.
Yes, she is. Our girls tend to change habits without warning. ~grin~ Stay warm, my dear.
DeleteGlad to hear Tilly is doing well. I don't often get cold enough to merit needing an electric blanket.
ReplyDeleteThank you. And I'm with you. If anything, my internal temperature runs hot.
DeleteI am glad they are doing well and being spoiled. We put out 2 heating pads and an electric throw in the colder months.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I want to get a pet specific heating pad. Heh...
DeleteFight on dear Tilly, fight on.
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
DeleteOH I am so glad little one is doing good. Wishing her the best but apparently sister decided it was time for her to have attention! Critters are so funny. I love my interaction with my babes at home but also out and about here and there. I love my barn babes and well as my niece and nephew furbabes. Glad to see you blogging again. Missed you.
ReplyDeleteThank you. ~hugs~ You're very kind.
DeleteLove this tale of two very loved kitties.
ReplyDeleteThank you! ~hugs~ Be well, my dear.
DeleteI used to have an electric blanket, now just down comforter and quilt, and a cat :)
ReplyDeleteAh, yes. Cats are warm. ~grin~ Be well.
DeleteGlad Tilly is doing well. That's a long life, well overage isn't it? No heating pad or electric blanket. I get too hot at night for that. Probably will have hot flashes my whole life.
ReplyDeleteThank you. And I feel your plight on the hot flashes. Ugh... Be well, my dear.
DeleteThinking of you.
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