This is not a question about a problem, just a funny story and I was wondering if anyone else's cats do this!
Yesterday Nate did his fire warden training, and came home with a hi-vis vest. When he took it out of the plastic wrapping, a piece of A4 paper detailing the washing instructions fell out of the pack - at least I think that's what was on it, because there's not much of it left!
Radar normally ignores paper, unless it's the newspaper you're trying to read, a paper bag to hide in, or a book which needs to be slept on when I want to read it. He's not interested in a plain old sheet of paper, and looks at me with disdain if I throw crumpled up paper for him to chase. But he pounced on this piece as if it were drenched in catnip. Rolled around all over it, grabbed it, chewed it, shredded it, and within seconds it was in small soggy pieces and he was still writhing around on it on his back
He also did similar (thankfully involving less devastation) with some second hand books I brought home from the Animal Aid bookshop, I was piling them up on the floor and he was knocking them all over and rolling around on top of them!
I suppose sometimes we bring things into our homes that just smell great to our cats!
Anyone have any similar stories to share?
Yesterday Nate did his fire warden training, and came home with a hi-vis vest. When he took it out of the plastic wrapping, a piece of A4 paper detailing the washing instructions fell out of the pack - at least I think that's what was on it, because there's not much of it left!
Radar normally ignores paper, unless it's the newspaper you're trying to read, a paper bag to hide in, or a book which needs to be slept on when I want to read it. He's not interested in a plain old sheet of paper, and looks at me with disdain if I throw crumpled up paper for him to chase. But he pounced on this piece as if it were drenched in catnip. Rolled around all over it, grabbed it, chewed it, shredded it, and within seconds it was in small soggy pieces and he was still writhing around on it on his back
He also did similar (thankfully involving less devastation) with some second hand books I brought home from the Animal Aid bookshop, I was piling them up on the floor and he was knocking them all over and rolling around on top of them!
I suppose sometimes we bring things into our homes that just smell great to our cats!
Anyone have any similar stories to share?