Reason #1 why you shouldn't blow on your cat's belly...

tutti_bella · Jan 25, 2008

Yowza!~ That must've hurt. I share your pain. I have a lot of nicks on my lap from my kitty jumping on me while I work on my comp. Unfortunately, I learned too late that spandex does little as a barrier between skin and claws.

sillylilykitty · Jan 25, 2008

I've done it to Lily and she looks at me like I'm nuts! Tanzie, my sisters cat who is more layed back, will kick with her back legs if you dont stop when she tells you too.

mrswrd · Jan 29, 2008

It's not at all funny what has happened but I couldn't help but give the "oh no giggle". I knew what was going to be said. It is painful as we all have experienced at one time or another but I like you..sometimes you just gotta try to see what happens.

We only have to be told once.

celestialrags · Jan 29, 2008

You can come blow on my babies they would probley love it, I have never tried, guess I never got the urge, but they would never scatch or bite! My ragdolls are very true to the breed charactoristics (too much some times

)

Originally Posted by auchick

I've done this before, except I made tooting noises against her belly. Never again!

LOL! I know it isn't funny at all but the tooting made me laugh before I could stop myself, sorry!

Originally Posted by tutti_bella

Yowza!~ That must've hurt. I share your pain. I have a lot of nicks on my lap from my kitty jumping on me while I work on my comp. Unfortunately, I learned too late that spandex does little as a barrier between skin and claws.

My cats know they are forbidden to get in my lap at the computer if I am wearing the Nike running pants the slippery ones. They are very big cats and not at all agaile or graceful, some weigh 13-17 or so pounds and dumb as posts (well honey was and millie definately is) they just slide right off (they fall off the bed some times too)

laureen227 · Jan 29, 2008

Originally Posted by Taurus77

*Must remember they really are cats, not babies*

i have a few that would do that, too. then, i have Pixel, who'll pretty much let me do anything [Mouse would've too

].

mia's mommy · Jan 31, 2008

I'm lucky Mia is more of a pacifist cat, the other nite i kept kissing the top of her head and ears, apparently she wasn't in the mood for all that so she just walked away from me. The only time Mia will take a swing at me is if I try to rub her belly she'll grab my hand like she's saying "No No don't that" and then she' rabbit kick me no claws until I get the point.

rang_27 · Jan 31, 2008

This is a little embarrasing, but I have to admit to making rassberrys on a kittens tummy (like a month ago

) He was just so cute, I couldn't resist. Well I got a good scratch on my lip & a couple on my chin. Oh well it was worth it to see his cute little face.

rkayne · Jan 31, 2008

Ow ow ow ow ow OW!!

rang_27 · Jan 31, 2008

Originally Posted by laureen227

[SIZE="3] [Mouse would've too

].[/size]

Must be something about big grey kitties. My Levi will let me do that to him, actually he will let me do just about anything I want.

mawilouwl · Jan 31, 2008

I'm so sorry, I couldn't help but laughing when I saw your post! (Then I ran to my cats and blew on their belly...they stared at me like I was an idiot, but didn't scratch me (lucky me!)) I hope your scratch doesn't hurt too bad, though, I was just laughing because you tought about doing that, not because you got hurt. Heal fast...and no more blowing on your belly's kitty!

pami · Jan 31, 2008

OMG Farrah that is hilarious

Originally Posted by Yosemite

We are fortunate - Bijou doesn't mind having strawberries done on his tummy.

All of mine will allow it, too

littleraven7726 · Feb 1, 2008

Ow!

Stimpy will let us blow raspberries and rub his tummy. Nabu lets Mike (my hubby) do anything to him, but I have to be careful--depending on his mood I will get a chomp or a scratch for the same thing.

calicoprincess · Feb 1, 2008

All of my kitties love getting their bellies petted. With the boys though that is pretty much an honor bestoyed only on me as they really don't let Matt do it to them. I have never tried to blow on any of them though. I do commonly kiss their tummies however.

Trinity will do the rabbit kicking thing (no claws) too when she has had enough of the belly scratching.

EnzoLeya · Feb 1, 2008

Isn't that the most imbarrassing thing!!!! People ask "Oh my gosh what happened!!!!" Then you say something like "oh....nothing really....I blew on my cat's tummy."

I know how you feel, that's for sure!

red scathach · Feb 1, 2008

eek mental note not to blow on kitty tummies. I hope that scratch heals up ok!

jaycee · Feb 4, 2008

Ouchies.
I blew on my kitties tummies as soon as I brought them home. I don't why people get the urge to do things like that but I couldn't resist. They didnt mind at all

glitch · Feb 4, 2008

haha, my BooBoo would never tolerate that! I have tried, but it didn't go so well! However the boys are pretty good about razberries, but their still young so theres still a chance they could whoop up on me later!!

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