Re: Well, msg

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Posted by xta on January 28, 2001 at 22:50:11:

In Reply to: Well, msg posted by Anita on January 28, 2001 at 14:49:32:

Iz's Mom covered most of the questions, but about the towel-- I wouldn't worry about cutting it up. Sleestack LOVES towels-- climbing them, hiding under, laying on etc. As long as you clip their nails once in awhile, it shouldn't be a problem (I guess you could check the towels to see if they're made of loops or something where they could get caught) Also, definitely think like an ig when looking over your bathroom! Sometimes there are cabinet holes you never knew existed (get down on your knees and feel under cabinet) And, think of toxic chemicals that may still linger on your toilet bowl etc. (I'm super paranoid and worry about these kind of things) You know how they lick everything! If you ig proof the bathroom though, it may be your best bet. Also take out your nice carpets and guest towels in case he decides to leave you a nice present in protest of this new arrangement LOL!!!!

: I'll try to give him more roaming time. I'm not sure about another room. We only have two bedrooms and my old man cat stays pretty much in our room during the day. The other two are locked downstairs. They'll tell its unfair, but they have the whole first floor to roam. The downstairs is open with no doors between rooms. How would the bathroom be to let him roam? He doesn't like baths, I have the scratches to prove it. Would that be upsetting? He might think he's getting another bath if I let him loose in there.

: There is a green towel that is a rival to the muppet doll, so I can leave that out too. Could he get himself caught up in the towel? Should I cut it into a smaller size?

: I have been using antibotic cream, but it isn't the triple antibotic. Its just silver sulfadizaine. I do have some triple antibotic cream in the medicine cabinet if that's better to use.

: Thanks for your response.

: Anita

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: Iz's Mom covered most of the questions, but about the towel-- I wouldn't worry about cutting it up. Sleestack LOVES towels-- climbing them, hiding under, laying on etc. As long as you clip their nails once in awhile, it shouldn't be a problem (I guess you could check the towels to see if they're made of loops or something where they could get caught) Also, definitely think like an ig when looking over your bathroom! Sometimes there are cabinet holes you never knew existed (get down on your knees and feel under cabinet) And, think of toxic chemicals that may still linger on your toilet bowl etc. (I'm super paranoid and worry about these kind of things) You know how they lick everything! If you ig proof the bathroom though, it may be your best bet. Also take out your nice carpets and guest towels in case he decides to leave you a nice present in protest of this new arrangement LOL!!!! : : I'll try to give him more roaming time. I'm not sure about another room. We only have two bedrooms and my old man cat stays pretty much in our room during the day. The other two are locked downstairs. They'll tell its unfair, but they have the whole first floor to roam. The downstairs is open with no doors between rooms. How would the bathroom be to let him roam? He doesn't like baths, I have the scratches to prove it. Would that be upsetting? He might think he's getting another bath if I let him loose in there. : : There is a green towel that is a rival to the muppet doll, so I can leave that out too. Could he get himself caught up in the towel? Should I cut it into a smaller size? : : I have been using antibotic cream, but it isn't the triple antibotic. Its just silver sulfadizaine. I do have some triple antibotic cream in the medicine cabinet if that's better to use. : : Thanks for your response. : : Anita

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