My husband the pussy whisperer!

Chantilyvamp

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A few days ago we had the door open and the husband was going in and out of the house. He was in the hallway when he heard a bell upstairs and a black cat ran down the stairs and back out of the house.

Tonight I'm laying on the couch after taking my pain pill and relaxing when my husband came into the living room and said 'ummm honey' with a great big grin and low and behold who's walking with him in our house? A ginger cat. I make him take said cat out of house (Mr. Man is allergic to cats :rolleyes:). I keep getting called by the husband to come to the door and said cat is rolling around everywhere being fussed by the hubby and the hubby grinning like mad. I go back in and get told to come back.

At this point I was getting ready to get the daft cow in the house, give him an allergy pill and send him for a shower. What stopped me? We had a stand off in the front yard!:eek: :cool:

Underneath my car now sits a white cat waiting its turn for a fuss. However, the ginger cat is having none of it and keeps moving around to get attention. I left all out there to go get the camera. The white cat had moved out to the sidewalk and was sitting there looking through the wrought iron fence waiting it seemed for the ginger cat to go home. I finally distracted the ginger cat long enough for the hubby to fuss the white cat quickly. :D

Problem is when I finally got hubby into the house the ginger cat sits out there pawing at the front sliding glass door and making us feel guilty as hell. And hubby sitting on the couch saying how much he wished he could have a cat.:(

I have a friend who had a cat who hated all men with a passion and that included my friend's husband. My hubby goes over and we are sitting on her couch and first thing that happens is the cat hops up, sits in his lap and starts purring. The shock in that house was amazing.

He just seems to be a cat magnet!

How I wish he could have his cat!
 
How I wish he could have his cat!

I always wanted cats, too. Then I decided... hey... what are allergy shots anyway... they give you a dose of what you're allergic to and then you build up immunity. So. I bought a cat.

I'm still careful about rubbing my eyes right after petting my kids, but I'm not allergic to them anymore.

Let me tell you, before... itchy, red eyes, runny nose, skin would break out in hives.

After... good cuddly purry fun.
 
I always wanted cats, too. Then I decided... hey... what are allergy shots anyway... they give you a dose of what you're allergic to and then you build up immunity. So. I bought a cat.

I'm still careful about rubbing my eyes right after petting my kids, but I'm not allergic to them anymore.

Let me tell you, before... itchy, red eyes, runny nose, skin would break out in hives.

After... good cuddly purry fun.

Allergies seem to go one of two ways. Either you get over the allergy or you end up with anaphalactic shock and die. Ain't life wunnerful?
 
I am loving the thread title!

It would be a great story title.

Sorry that your hubby cannot adopt one. Cats choose their owners, usually.

I seem to have that same attraction for cats. :eek:

Any kitty, stray or pet, affectionate or standoffish, seems to have no trouble winding up in my lap. Or if not my lap, at least close by to exchange a few bits of conversation, kitty to human.

:heart:
 
A few days ago we had the door open and the husband was going in and out of the house. He was in the hallway when he heard a bell upstairs and a black cat ran down the stairs and back out of the house.

Tonight I'm laying on the couch after taking my pain pill and relaxing when my husband came into the living room and said 'ummm honey' with a great big grin and low and behold who's walking with him in our house? A ginger cat. I make him take said cat out of house (Mr. Man is allergic to cats :rolleyes:). I keep getting called by the husband to come to the door and said cat is rolling around everywhere being fussed by the hubby and the hubby grinning like mad. I go back in and get told to come back.

At this point I was getting ready to get the daft cow in the house, give him an allergy pill and send him for a shower. What stopped me? We had a stand off in the front yard!:eek: :cool:

Underneath my car now sits a white cat waiting its turn for a fuss. However, the ginger cat is having none of it and keeps moving around to get attention. I left all out there to go get the camera. The white cat had moved out to the sidewalk and was sitting there looking through the wrought iron fence waiting it seemed for the ginger cat to go home. I finally distracted the ginger cat long enough for the hubby to fuss the white cat quickly. :D

Problem is when I finally got hubby into the house the ginger cat sits out there pawing at the front sliding glass door and making us feel guilty as hell. And hubby sitting on the couch saying how much he wished he could have a cat.:(

I have a friend who had a cat who hated all men with a passion and that included my friend's husband. My hubby goes over and we are sitting on her couch and first thing that happens is the cat hops up, sits in his lap and starts purring. The shock in that house was amazing.

He just seems to be a cat magnet!

How I wish he could have his cat!

Hehehe...cats know who's allergic to them and they love to push that button. We have a friend who's very allergic to them but insists on staying in our house whenever he comes to visit. Usually they're both trying to get in my lap or winding around Gizz's ankles but when my friend is here, they discard us like used tissues and pay attention only to him, even though he keeps trying to shoo them away.

It's really rather amusing. :D
 
There's always a sphinx!

Actually what most people are allergic to is the dander, not the fur. Also they are allergic to the saliva since cats "wash" themselves.

I personally like my kitties fuzzy.
:cattail:
 
-chuckles- that photo of the ginger cat and the white cat made me think of Pumpkin...how the white one is just staring at the ginger one. Save for one thing...knowing Pumpkin he'd be in mid-thought as to how he planned to beat the crap outta the ginger one. [Pumpkin is bout 14lbs, and its all kitty muscle heh. That and as far as we know his record is 8-0 in fights with everything from cats to raccoons to boxers, but he's actually a very friendly kitty towards humans]
 
Long time ago now my ex ex ex was seriously and I do mean seriously allergic to kitty cats...to the point where he had to go to the ER for epenephrine and iv benadryl... He heard about accupuncture treatments for allergies and decided to go for two treatments a week for six weeks. The accupuncturist only used his ears for the needle treatment. After six weeks he deliberately went to the humane societies cat room...

Nada, zip, zilch no itch no hives no throat closing. He promptly adopted a manx and a himalayan. The only time I ever saw him even consider sneezing or hiving up on me was when an uncut male would spray in the vicinity. A single benadryl and a good scrubbing with alchohol seemed to do him after that... :rolleyes:

So I recommend if possible finding a great accupuncturist who specifically works with allergies :)

I have three of them and am considering a fourth....:cattail:
 
I knew it was too good to be true.

Cute story, though.
;)

I always wanted cats, too. Then I decided... hey... what are allergy shots anyway... they give you a dose of what you're allergic to and then you build up immunity. So. I bought a cat.

I'm still careful about rubbing my eyes right after petting my kids, but I'm not allergic to them anymore.

Let me tell you, before... itchy, red eyes, runny nose, skin would break out in hives.

After... good cuddly purry fun.
He's very close to deciding he can put up with it. Little minx says they can stay in her room!:D

Allergies seem to go one of two ways. Either you get over the allergy or you end up with anaphalactic shock and die. Ain't life wunnerful?
:eek:

I am loving the thread title!

It would be a great story title.

Sorry that your hubby cannot adopt one. Cats choose their owners, usually.

I seem to have that same attraction for cats. :eek:

Any kitty, stray or pet, affectionate or standoffish, seems to have no trouble winding up in my lap. Or if not my lap, at least close by to exchange a few bits of conversation, kitty to human.

:heart:
:D main reason for telling the story was that that title was to damn good to not to use when I thought of it!

Hehehe...cats know who's allergic to them and they love to push that button. We have a friend who's very allergic to them but insists on staying in our house whenever he comes to visit. Usually they're both trying to get in my lap or winding around Gizz's ankles but when my friend is here, they discard us like used tissues and pay attention only to him, even though he keeps trying to shoo them away.

It's really rather amusing. :D


Cute story
Thank you

OH dear god my eyes:eek:...I'm afraid even if he could I couldn't, those cats freak the hell out of me!:eek:
 
:eek: Do they make cat bras?

Bwahahaha:D

-chuckles- that photo of the ginger cat and the white cat made me think of Pumpkin...how the white one is just staring at the ginger one. Save for one thing...knowing Pumpkin he'd be in mid-thought as to how he planned to beat the crap outta the ginger one. [Pumpkin is bout 14lbs, and its all kitty muscle heh. That and as far as we know his record is 8-0 in fights with everything from cats to raccoons to boxers, but he's actually a very friendly kitty towards humans]

I love the photo I have of the white cat peering through the bars. She does have a slight you wait till you come outta that yard and I'm going to beat you.

Long time ago now my ex ex ex was seriously and I do mean seriously allergic to kitty cats...to the point where he had to go to the ER for epenephrine and iv benadryl... He heard about accupuncture treatments for allergies and decided to go for two treatments a week for six weeks. The accupuncturist only used his ears for the needle treatment. After six weeks he deliberately went to the humane societies cat room...

Nada, zip, zilch no itch no hives no throat closing. He promptly adopted a manx and a himalayan. The only time I ever saw him even consider sneezing or hiving up on me was when an uncut male would spray in the vicinity. A single benadryl and a good scrubbing with alchohol seemed to do him after that... :rolleyes:

So I recommend if possible finding a great accupuncturist who specifically works with allergies :)

I have three of them and am considering a fourth....:cattail:

It is worth a thought, though this is the same man who wont go pick up an inhaler for the last 3 months for possible asthma:rolleyes: But to have a cat I bet he might do something.
 
Those are seriously weird cats...and they look cold, poor things.

They look like they've been skinned. :eek:

"Earthmen we come in peace."

My thoughts exactly and the one of the left has some serious skinhang going on. I want to buy them sweaters.
 
:D I read the lipo and flashed to 'fight club' and thought would they make cat fat soap?

LOL :D

You gotta admit the belly pudge is FAR more obvious without hair... makes me think all that fur is a great concealer!
 
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