Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Stuart on June 17, 2012, 01:16:36 AM
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Carol had to take her mum back to aberdeen yesterday and stayed overnight before coming back home
I called her tonight for her to tell me that there had been a problem...
She came home and Robbie had not eaten his food or biscuits :shocked: He is currently munching thru
4 foil trays per day + biccys :doh:
anyhow, She went upstairs and found him in the bedroom, He had Wee'd and pooed on the bed :shocked:
it soon transpired that when they left for aberdeen, someone had pretty much shut the bedroom door, not
thinking that Robbie was still in there ( Mum in Law ) Cause Carol doesn't shut doors :evillaugh:
the door was slightly ajar, but because it is stiff to open because of the Carpet, I am guessing poor robbie
couldn't get out :(
Bad Meowmy in Law >:(
:evillaugh:
Carol says she will have to buy a new quilt cause the weed-on one wont fit into the washing machine :doh:
Robbie on the other hand is not phased one little bit and has already caught up on the missed out lunches
Poor wee mannie tho, being stuck inside :(
He say's He has a Bad Meowmy in law >:(
:evillaugh:
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Poor lad! I hope you are helping him get over his trauma by providing copious amounts of food and treats ;D
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When one of mine had a similar accident I dunked the stained part in the bath with some biological washing powder anf let it soak a whlle then rinsed it, wrung it out as best i could and let it dry over a radiator and it was fine.
Of couse Carol might just think this is a good excuse to buy a new a new quilt. :evillaugh:
I'm sure Robbie will be none the worse for his imprisonment and is probably milking it for all he's worth. :evillaugh:
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Poor wee scone hope he is getting lots of treats, could have been worse but glad all is ok and Carol can have new duvets and bedding I feel total redecoration coming on :rofl:
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Aaw! The poor fella! No wonder he had an accident :shocked:
Its easy done, but the most we have held ours prisoners is an hour or so... just make sure he is getting spoiled more than usual!
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Definately time for the Dreamies Stuart ;)
Mary
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oh no!! :doh: i bet the whole experience has left poor Robbie so tramatised that the only way to get over it is a limitless amount of food/treats and undivided attention :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
it may take some time :shify: but i'm sure he'll milk get over it soon :shify: :rofl:
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poor boy. what a terrble thing to happen. loads of cuddles for him :hug: :hug: :hug:
they have bigger washing machines in lauderettes!
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oops our three did this when we left them to go on holiday the first time, we never knew who did it but our spare bed was soaked and had a poo for every day we had been away! had to take it to the dump the same day the smell was awful! Oscar also peed on our neighbours bed when he got shut in her house once (in the pre catproofing days)
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Valuable lesson here. :doh:
I've also washed a duvet in the bath before to get the worst out then lamped it down the laundrette for a service wash. Cost me a tenner but it came back better than new.
Almost worth it :briggin:
Thank goodness your missus wasn't away longer! :scared:
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:evillaugh: at some of the reply's
Well thats a new duvet bought ( Carol LOVES to throw things away :shocked: )
there's a cupboard full of Dreamies, But knowing Carol, she will have forgotten about them :doh:
but Yeah, I think there was a leason learned here.... Well I hope so :scared: