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Lol never heard of the valerian reaction before, might have to try it although both of mine love catnip. As for clipping claws, I used to only do them if they were having trouble detaching from things like carpet etc. Bubbles rarely needs them doing but Fizz has claws like needles and since she is usually all over me, I get covered in scratches and punctures. Being outside, climbing fences and using the scratching post haven't helped with hers so I just take the tips off occasionally and cuddles become much more fun for both of us. It doesn't impair her climbing ability that I've seen and she can definately still defend herself as evidenced by a banzai attack on a bedmouse (my foot!). I think some cats just have sharper claws naturally than others since both mine share the same environment but have different claw types. |
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Good to see you back, Grete! I agree about the different claw types. I'm interested in seeing if Leia will react to the valerian: she ignores dry catnip... I might as well be offering her dried oregano! And she eats fresh catnip with no signs of any reaction to it whatsoever...just as if she's eating grass. Cuddles to Bubbles and Fizz, long time no pics!! |
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