Communication by a cat

Thank you, she is tiny as well, only about 5 or so pounds. Let me guess, Garfield is an orange tabby and fairly big, right?

@rebelann lol yes he is and dont forget lazy,lol. Our Jerri the one that looks like yours she is tiny as well.

@rebelann it sounds cute though. I actually havent got them any beds they wont have anything to do with them,lol. They pretty much sleep where ever they want,lol. Jerri the tiny one she loves the back of my recliner actually they both do. Plus she love the very top of their cat tree.You might want to check out chewy.com I get alot of their stuff from their.

That is so very true but you have to admit it is funny.

@rebelann We had a guest that day and needless to say what her reaction was. watching the scene

I'm so sorry for your loss, I know how much it hurts to lose a furbaby.

Thank you Somehow I knew you'd say that

Yeah, she is demanding when it comes to either food or water, half full to her is half empty and that's just unacceptable.

Thank you.

I have no idea why they do that but maybe it has to do with the size of the bowl and when the water level is lower than they would like because of their whiskers which they use to gage spaces when they are trying to fit in things.

You are welcome @Hannihar but I was only guessing. Mother Nature gave cats a lot of help to gage distances, they have feeler hairs and whiskers all over their legs, tails and head to help them navigate through underbrush or even small spaces under a porch, without those hairs or whiskers they could end up getting stuck somewhere and that is not a good thing.

@rebelann Thank you rebelann for explaining that to me. I often wondered why she did that.

Oh, my training started in 1970 I just didn't know it back then.