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Flatulent cats, part 2

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phoenix Wed 15-May-19 09:22:05

We think we have worked out that it is one particular flavour within the mixed pouches, although further research will have to be carried out!

If our guess is right, then I will be trying to persuade my cat owning neighbour to engage in a bit of trading!

phoenix Tue 14-May-19 21:18:20

aggie we almost had tears streaming, but probably for a different reason!

Dreading Oliver Sprout coming, as he had the same food, but is twice the size of Minnie, hopefully he has got rid of his "windy pops" outside!

There may be several small mammals that were hiding for fear of being caught, but have now been gassed instead!

sodapop Tue 14-May-19 21:14:41

That's funny Phoenix love it grin

aggie Tue 14-May-19 21:11:45

Tears streaming as I read this , thanks phoenix

phoenix Tue 14-May-19 21:03:45

Evening all,

I can barely type this for laughing!

Some of you may have seen my previous thread on this topic, so hopefully it will make some sense to some of you!

Well, dainty little Minnie, while making herself comfortable on Mr P had a "windy pop" (as he refers to them).

It was so bad, we lit a scented candle, which helped.

A short while later she moved to the other end of the sofa, and had another "emission".

The candle was still burning, but I remembered a tip that I read on a GN thread about odours in lavatories, and struck a match in the vicinity of Minnies nether regions.I

Mr P watched with interest, before saying "I don't think trying to set lights to her farts will help"

grin