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I thought Dylan was fitting last nightHe wasn't though! Basically, he was lying down next to me on the bed and suddenly the bed started to shake with Dylan making strange snorty noises  I turned over and looked to see what Dylan was doing (expecting to have to phone the emergency number at the vets!) Luckily, Dylan was grooming himself and there was nothing wrong   The snorting noises were him making a few noises because of him grooming himself! I might as well admit that particularly at night my sight does get quite bad so it was a good thing I didn't have to phone the vets! I didn't have anyone with me (the rest of the family were out) and I wouldn't have been able to focus on the numbers on the telephone
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The Curious Incident of the Cat in the Night-time??? Strange noises in the dark can certainly be alarming. So glad nothing was wrong. |
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That could have been scary; glad it was a false alarm! Leia occasionally makes snorting noises when she's grooming her private parts; actually it's quite funny! |
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