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Why do cats never cough up hairballs on tile floors, or bath mats, or anything else that's easy to clean? :grumpy:
I write this as I'm listening to the telltale sounds coming from the upstairs, carpeted hallway (too late to get there, and better to let her finish vomiting before I disturb her so it's only in one place). She tried coughing it up earlier, but apparently the linoleum of the bathroom floor would have been too easy to clean, so she recovered and waited to get to carpet.
Okay, she's just returned and is nonchalantly grooming herself (guess she's trying to restock the hairball supply), so time to go clean up the mess. :yuck:
I write this as I'm listening to the telltale sounds coming from the upstairs, carpeted hallway (too late to get there, and better to let her finish vomiting before I disturb her so it's only in one place). She tried coughing it up earlier, but apparently the linoleum of the bathroom floor would have been too easy to clean, so she recovered and waited to get to carpet.
Okay, she's just returned and is nonchalantly grooming herself (guess she's trying to restock the hairball supply), so time to go clean up the mess. :yuck: