From: "Robert Comer" 

> Our vet warned us that some cats would eat rubber bands and do bad
> things to themselves, so I tried to keep those away.  Still, it must
> have been a bit entertaining to see the rubber band show.  

Very, and she did eat a few, though she mainly just chewed on them.  Never
had any problem from it, but I can understand that there might be problems.
She started doing it without us noticing and by the time we noticed, not
much we could do.  She got crafty about it and started hording them -- we
found a stash under the couch. 

> I always felt they were part of the family, smarter than some of them.
> 

Yep!

--
Bob Comer





"Richard B."  wrote in message
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> On Tue, 7 Nov 2006 08:55:22 -0500, "Robert Comer"
>  wrote:
>
>>Cool!  My cat liked medicine bottle caps to play fetch with.  She had a
>>bout
>>with rubber bands too, but more often than not she just snapped herself.
>
> Our vet warned us that some cats would eat rubber bands and do bad
> things to themselves, so I tried to keep those away.  Still, it must
> have been a bit entertaining to see the rubber band show.    Widget
>
>>It's amazing just how much a part of the family they get to be...
>
> I always felt they were part of the family, smarter than some of them.
> 
>
> - Richard

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