[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

You should have seen ours (twin orange tabby sisters) when we treated them for fleas a few months ago with the latest development. This was a tube of gook that was squeezed out onto their necks, at the base of their skulls. This stuff then spread down their backs, making their fur stand up and kind of greasy. They couldn't lick it off, and they refused to help each other (as they often do). But they did skulk around for two+ weeks leering at us, with ears peeled back and low to the floor, with that "you did this to us?" look. They were really PO'd, but the flea treatment worked great!

[sully777]

You should have seen ours (twin orange tabby sisters) when we treated them for fleas a few months ago with the latest development. This was a tube of gook that was squeezed out onto their necks, at the base of their skulls. This stuff then spread down their backs, making their fur stand up and kind of greasy. They couldn't lick it off, and they refused to help each other (as they often do). But they did skulk around for two+ weeks leering at us, with ears peeled back and low to the floor, with that "you did this to us?" look. They were really PO'd, but the flea treatment worked great!

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My friend, that is funny. That same cat of mine in the photo would run full speed down the hall. Stop. Look up in the air with wild, abandoned eyes as if to say, "I hear voices. Those voices: What do they want me to do?" Then he'd mew and blast back down the hall. Stop. Listen. Mew. Run back to us. Stop. Listen. Mew. This went on for about ten minutes. Meanwhile. my wife and I are heaving from laughter which only instigates the cat to further insanity, bouncing off furniture.