General Chat Thread, Embarrassing FAIL of the week... in General; Phoned up the Vet on Wednesday to book Dexter in to have the 'chop'. The receptionist asked me what Dexter ...
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3rd February 2012, 09:15 AM #1
Embarrassing FAIL of the week...
Phoned up the Vet on Wednesday to book Dexter in to have the 'chop'. The receptionist asked me what Dexter was. For some reason, I had a complete mind shut-down and could not think! He's a ragdoll kitten but I could not recall it at the time! The receptionist asked again after a few moments of silence desperate to say something, I blurted out loudly in a high pitched voice:
"He's a PUSSYCAT!"
Around me in the office, heads peeped over monitors to give me "WTF" looks. Should have sad "He's a cat"......should have "He's a cat".
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Miscbrah (7th February 2012), stevenlong1985 (7th February 2012)
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3rd February 2012, 09:18 AM #2 Not to worry...fail of the week in my house is this
Mrs took mittens to get spayed, then go shopping, then come home. - Well that was the plan
She comes home with mittens post operation and a hamster called Hammy - and forgot about the shopping...she had to go back out to get the shopping!
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Thanks to nephilim from:
Rawns (3rd February 2012)
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3rd February 2012, 09:19 AM #3 
Originally Posted by
nephilim
Not to worry...fail of the week in my house is this
Mrs took mittens to get spayed, then go shopping, then come home. - Well that was the plan
She comes home with mittens post operation and a hamster called Hammy - and forgot about the shopping...she had to go back out to get the shopping!
Sure the vet was not offering a "Free hamster with ever neutering op!"?
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3rd February 2012, 09:21 AM #4 
Originally Posted by
nephilim
Not to worry...fail of the week in my house is this
Mrs took mittens to get spayed, then go shopping, then come home. - Well that was the plan
She comes home with mittens post operation and a hamster called Hammy - and forgot about the shopping...she had to go back out to get the shopping!
I'm more interested in where hammy came from, you shouldn't be leaving the vets with more pets than you went in with..
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3rd February 2012, 09:22 AM #5 
Originally Posted by
Arcath
I'm more interested in where hammy came from, you shouldn't be leaving the vets with more pets than you went in with..
Maybe Hammy was in Mittens? Post op snack?
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3rd February 2012, 09:28 AM #6 Hammy was Mittens present for being a good 'PUSSYCAT' 
The day after our cat was 'done', she went out and caught a pigeon which she managed to drag through the cat-flap into our utility room... it was still alive & not very happy! We found feathers on the floor & a bedraggled pigeon sat on top of the fridge-freezer.
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Thanks to broc from:
Rawns (3rd February 2012)
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3rd February 2012, 09:32 AM #7 A friend of mine took her dog for a walk out. She tied up the dog outside a shop and nipped in for some milk. Forgot about the dog and jumped on a bus. She then saw her own dog tied up outside the shop as the bus drove past.
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5 Thanks to FN-GM:
Brucy (3rd February 2012), mac_shinobi (4th February 2012), Rawns (3rd February 2012), stevenlong1985 (3rd February 2012), Tech1 (3rd February 2012)
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3rd February 2012, 09:37 AM #8 
Originally Posted by
broc
Hammy was Mittens present for being a good 'PUSSYCAT'
The day after our cat was 'done', she went out and caught a pigeon which she managed to drag through the cat-flap into our utility room... it was still alive & not very happy! We found feathers on the floor & a bedraggled pigeon sat on top of the fridge-freezer.
My parents got a cat back when I was about 14, this one was to replace one which we had to have put to sleep due to kidney failure. The 2 cats were complete opposites in behaviour. The old one was a quiet house cat, the new one was a violent, stealth killer, with spring loaded legs for catching birds out of mid air.
We came home one day to see the cat dragging a fully grown mallard duck through the cat flap, still alive and quacking vociferously. I don't think I've ever seen a cat with a more prideful look on its fuzzy little face than that one had that day.
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Thanks to localzuk from:
Rawns (3rd February 2012)
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3rd February 2012, 09:38 AM #9 
Originally Posted by
Rawns
Maybe Hammy was in Mittens? Post op snack?

A bit like a child getting a lollipop after being 'brave' at the doctors?
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Thanks to Dos_Box from:
Rawns (3rd February 2012)
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3rd February 2012, 09:42 AM #10 Well the hamster and cat seem to get along fine. Hammy is in his cage and runs on his wheel, then pokes his head out every so often to check the cat is still there, then carrys on running! When the cat comes to up the cage, he goes and sniffs the cat whilst the cat sniffs him!
Seems like they have developed a friendship, but we will see!
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3rd February 2012, 09:45 AM #11 When I was a kid, my hamster and my friend's spaniel were fascinated by each other. Mutual nose sniffing happened every time... until my hamster sank his teeth into the dog's nose with no apparent provocation. Blood everywhere, yelping dog, hamster saunters back over to wheel....
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3rd February 2012, 09:46 AM #12 
Originally Posted by
nephilim
Well the hamster and cat seem to get along fine. Hammy is in his cage and runs on his wheel, then pokes his head out every so often to check the cat is still there, then carrys on running! When the cat comes to up the cage, he goes and sniffs the cat whilst the cat sniffs him!
Seems like they have developed a friendship, but we will see!
So have you still got the hamster?! Or has he been returned to his rightful owner now?
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3rd February 2012, 09:47 AM #13
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3rd February 2012, 09:50 AM #14 
Originally Posted by
nephilim
We own the hamster now.
I'm confused. Did your wife buy the hamster while out? I read it as you found a hamster with the cat, so I assumed it somehow got in his cage at the vets and that you had some little kid's pet by accident?
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3rd February 2012, 10:15 AM #15 yeah, she bought the hamster whilst getting the cat spayed!
I really shouldn't let her go out by herself!
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Rawns (3rd February 2012)
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