Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for March 04, 2023

Ewwww… Cat hair floaties! Yuck!

A rabbit’s hair is much more fine. I am certain I will have bunny hair in my lungs until I die.

Panel 2: Is Arlo thinking about giving himself a cat bath?

Waking up and pulling six inches of dog tail-hair out of your mouth isn’t too pleasing either.

Have read that the average cat has approximately 40 million hairs on their bodies.

Guess Janis should consider herself lucky there was just one in her eye.

https://www.hepper.com/cat-hair-fur-types/

It’s an essential nutrient.

Pollen season(s) have much the same effect.

After reading rhis, I want to cough up a furball.

I see where they lick.

Cat hair. Litter particles. Frequent regurgitation. Severe allergic reactions that develop after six or seven years. Heads of mice left on the back step. Males spraying.

Yep. Many things not to think about.

And all of those items come from an old guy who loves cats and wishes that my Janis and I could have a couple once again but can’t because of the breathing problems that they cause.

Luddites! ☺

True. My cats frequently do catly things I will never understand.

The only cats I like are the ones in the Broadway musical…..”Cats”!

I have always said that if you want to sand a piece of furniture, pour some milk on it and let the cat lick it off.

Cat hair/fur is invisible if you have a grey cat, until you decide to wipe something off – then you get a furball and you realize everything is coated in fur.

hard not to think about it when you can’t breathe.

Oh the joys of going through several lint roller sheets a day, watching the tornado of hair swirling in the vacuum cleaner. Right up there with floaties getting in my beard and beer.

Thank you Arlo & Janis for shedding some light on the situation.

The eyeballs look weird