Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for March 12, 2010

Love it!

I guess Meow means I’m about to hurl.

That’s one of the things it means in my house.

Liquid Hairball?

@Ji2m: Oh, how I remember those old Toyota TV ads from the 1970’s. When quality was ready job one. Oh wait, that’s Ford.

Been there, stepped in that.

ROTFLMAO!! I just wish mine could find the kitchen floor - not the carpeted areas before they heave-ho!!

Smvoccio–Something about a floor without carpets that keeps the animal from throwing up. My house is the same way!

When my cats do that, the sound they make before the result can pull me out of the deepest sleep possible… Don’t know why… But the worse thing is stepping in it before seeing it on the floor… Ewww…

What else can be said ” Nice”—-

I can tell by the SOUND of the meow what is going to happen next.

So true Tanya … that meow could make anyone jump up from a dead sleep.

My dog would happily eat the “response”.

Mine wouldn’t meow before but make this bizarre URK-ing sound as they were trying to get whatever is was (usually a hairball) up. And yeah it would wake me from a dead sleep as well.

Oh, so true, all of you, about the prelude to a hairball. Sometimes I get enough warning and put a paper towel down first. And when the dog and cats start munching on the plants on the porch I just know I’ll have something to look forward to….bless ‘em.

But I DID LAUGH OUT LOUD today. Thanks Paul!!!!

yeah, I did let out a chuckle too!! I don’t really do that often… wht I have read about cats??? no thanks~~

go ahead Poncho - taste it!

Oh, I laughed long and hard. Sometimes the simple-yet-true jokes really are the best!

Actually,cats can make more noises than dogs.

There are some dogs who throw up and then go yummy, whats this and eat it.