It's disgusting. It looks like a terrible, hairy marshmallow creature but it's no longer on my cat thanks to the Furminator. I'm a little surprised by how habit forming the brushing was. Once I got started, I couldn't stop. Thankfully the cat attacked my hand so I had to.
Do you like the leftover Halloween candy I used for reference? (I ate it after the photo shoot.)
This is my last feline/fur post for a loooooooong time. I'm starting to creep myself out (and looking at all that hair is actually making me gag).
10 comments:
omg, I hope that's a super miniature candy.
It's impressive and disgusting all at once!
Wow - that's purrfect! That photo is both fascinating and disturbing at the same time!
If that doesn't help those Furminator folks sell more, I don't know what will! Luckily for us, Max doesn't shed too much - her big brother Tigger (God rest his soul) shed enough for everyone.
PS - Hate to see your search words after posting something with that title!
Dry Heaving.
Good news hearing we are about to get back to what endears me to your blog.
Wet Heaving.
And turn off your comment verification before I try to strangle you with your pet's hair. See my post today if you need help. Or dont turn it off, and I will strangle myself.
You've been tagged!
I cannot believe how much hair came of of your cat. That is from your cat, right ?
When we used to brush my cats, it was like that. No wonder they had hairballs. Yuck.
I bet my dog could challenge that quantity, but she's a lot larger and prefers to spread it out evenly all. over. the. house.
Hilarious! I need one of those for my husband. Have enjoyed my visit to your blog. :)
I know you have sworn off of all things cat, but I want to hear more about the Furminator. I keep finding that same ball in a pile on my rug (usually after being ingested by a cat. Perform a public service and talk more about your Furminator.
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