Those are teeth marks! |
Sweet Luna sunk her claws in first. May she rest in peace. ~sigh~ |
At least she doesn’t engage in this behavior unless she has a human audience (that I can tell). We hope she grows out of it. Not even our WiFi unit is safe. I had to cover the old unit’s three antennae.
Angel, the vampire with a soul, continues his saving ways... |
I fear Jezebel has a dimmer view of Polly’s behavior. She’s glaring at me, insisting a turn at my computer. But how can she be such a hater? Just look at this face.
Did you know a cat could exhibit pica? Should I take Polly to a kitty psychologist? -
I've read that cats can have pica, for sure.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I think you've got wool-suckers, which is a result of being removed from their mommas too soon.
Our Celestial Chuck was one, and he ended up chewing through and swallowing strings, including many of our window blinds, the tie to my pj bottoms, and he chewed a hole through my alpaca-wool sweater.
Poor Chuck. ~hugs~ I believe you are correct. And I'm sorry about your sweater. What a bummer!
DeleteHow old are they? Teething can also cause desire to chew, as it can itch.
ReplyDeleteThe girls are just over a year old. But thanks for the tip!
DeleteThey get up to quite the antics.
ReplyDeleteYes. lol
DeleteSuch a cutie, yes on the teething thing, maybe some Bird-TV on YouTube to distract when it happens.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Blessedly, we are home most of the time, so interactive toys and catnip, et. al are good options.
DeleteI agree, too cute to be mad at. :) And yes, I have heard cats get that. I am lucky none of mine have. XO
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DeleteI'm ashamed to say I had to look up Pica as I didn't know what it was. The quick video clips are cute, I must say.
ReplyDeleteThere is no shame in that. :) And thank you for the kind words.
DeleteSo far, I have escaped the pica with al of mine...so far. However they more than made up for that lack, by supplying other "personality" traits. Sigh.
ReplyDelete~hugs~
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