Remember when I posted about letting my son keep some frogs that he found? It didn't turn out too well. Norbert (That Cat) took a strong interest in watching the crickets that were given to the frogs . He knocked the entire aquarium off the counter and the frogs and crickets are now nowhere to be seen. So that means somewhere in my house are 2 frogs and 10 crickets. Unless That Cat ate them.
posted by BarbaraMG at Sunday, July 16, 2006
12 Comments:
Mmmmmm..... frog's legs! ;-)
Ewwwww!!!
Cats tend to play wtih rather then eat larger things like frogs. If you haven't found any special presents in your bed and elsewhere, it's a good bet that you either will later, or the frogs are on the lamb.. so to speak.
The general rule with cats is that they'll consider anything that moves and is smaller then they are to be a cat toy you bought just because you love them.
Hope they turn up bfore they get too dehydrated. Try putting a basin of water out in the middle of the floor, they need to get wet.
Oh no! I'd be feeling squeamish!
Hope the frogs eat the crickets before the cat eats the frogs..
I love the name Norbert for your cat!
Ewww LOL! ... Living with boys! Always exciting! ;)
Being a cat lover I agree with mike. Cats usually will play with things until they get bored with them and if it larger like he said forget it they just let it go by. The crickets on the other hand the cat might have eaten them and thank god too becasue crickets can be annoying.
That's always a comforting thought. lol
Chana
www.bunnyburrow.com
It's a very good possibility that the cat ate the crickets unless you start hearing them at night rubbing their legs together and making noise...the frogs...well who knows.
LOL!! That is so funny. DOn't mean to laugh but I can just imagine you in your house with ten crickets and two frogs on the run.
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