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Tolly does have a tendency to catch flies and crunch them, could that have caused it? How on earth do I stop him???? He is back to his old self thanks but I managed a chin tickle on Catsey's behalf- he says 'purr' |
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My Misty loved flies... she was a fantastic fly catcher and always ate them, yuk!!! But never had any sort of stomach/intestinal upset and went to the Bridge at 19 1/2. I seriously doubt if you colud stop him. |
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......... and apart from the crunching bit (yuk) it's quite good fun to watch the leaps, bounds and twists that they put in to catching the flies - but it always happens when you don't have the camcorder ready. |
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Misty was incredible ... she must have had some sort of ability to judge where it was GOING to be (ESP?) jump up and clap her paws together and ... dead fly. It never failed to amaze me. |
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