I at last was able to pull off the useless sensor that had been put on Neville exactly a month ago, and which never worked. It cost a lot of money and was an inconvenience to him, but at least it never bothered him while he wore it. Taking it off did not appear to trouble him either, though it had when I tried it even last week.
No hair grew under the circular device, except where the sensor entered the skin; at that point, there was a small triangular piece that was different than the rest of the underside of the sensor. Interestingly, some of Nev’s hair next to the sensor has turned a light grey. A little patch of fur an inch to the left has turned a similar hue.
Fortunately, the amount of money I spent on the sensor has not gone entirely to waste. The kittens found where I had left it on a counter and knocked it to the floor. They spent some happy twenty minutes playing with it.
Neville's sigh of relief, and the kitten's new toy...an expensive endeavour, but hey, what else are humans here for but to fund our feline's enjoyment?
ReplyDeleteSo, at least it all ended happily for someone!
ReplyDeleteThis could have been a credit card ad, the ones that end with something like "kitten playtime, priceless." 😁
ReplyDeleteYou just never know how much to spend on cat toys do you? Poor Nev with a bald patch in winter.
ReplyDeleteAt least the kittens could enjoy their new and expensive toy!
ReplyDeleteNeville! All my love you handsome thing! And kittens, thank you for being who you are. joy to see.
ReplyDeleteWhat a waste of money but the kittens look like they are having fun with it.
ReplyDeleteWOW, those wee ones were sure having a big time!
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty pricey cat toy, but at least it was useful for something.
ReplyDeleteIt seems the sensor was put to good use after all.
ReplyDeletenev...whatz de sayin...one catz trazh iz nother catz treazure !! -^..^= ♥♥
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