Our Kruzer is an indoor cat but we still have to worry about fleas and other nasty things so we have to put a few drops of medicine on his neck once a month. The whole process takes about, oh, three seconds. We have no idea how he knows but he seems to sense when it is time and he runs an hides. Wayde and I even make sure we "approach" him separately so he doesn't get suspicious but it doesn't work, he knows. Anyway, this is obviously a harmless process but you would think we were torturing him. This is what he does after the "event" (in case you can't tell, he is on top of the cupboards in the kitchen) and he won't have anything to do with us for several hours, sometimes not until the next day. Then everything is fine . . . until next month.
Our Kruzer is an indoor cat but we still have to worry about fleas and other nasty things so we have to put a few drops of medicine on his neck once a month. The whole process takes about, oh, three seconds. We have no idea how he knows but he seems to sense when it is time and he runs an hides. Wayde and I even make sure we "approach" him separately so he doesn't get suspicious but it doesn't work, he knows. Anyway, this is obviously a harmless process but you would think we were torturing him. This is what he does after the "event" (in case you can't tell, he is on top of the cupboards in the kitchen) and he won't have anything to do with us for several hours, sometimes not until the next day. Then everything is fine . . . until next month.
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