CHALLENGE 25: TRICK OR TREAT!
For my very last entry at Challenge 25: Trick or Treat I was assigned #8 - Post something to allthesuits...nothing vague about that now is there?
Anyway, for this vague topic, I will "treat" you guys to a peek inside my head. I get curious, about ALL sorts of things and my trusty Google search is always there to help. So you guys are getting the fruit of my most recent, totally random search: cat toe tufts.
Yes, you heard me. I was curious about cats with toe tufts. Why? Well, just so you know I am not totally insane, I was just sitting here on my bed when my cat decided to reach out and lay her paw on my leg. Now as you may have already guessed, she has very soft and rather short toe tufts and in this moment, it just happened to strike my curiosity as to how common that is. Apparently very, if the cat in question is a long or medium-haired cat (my bb is a medium). Interesting fact: most outdoor cats lose their toe tufts very quickly due to excessive abrasion from hard outdoor surfaces.
The more you know.
And now for the treat part - pictures of kitties with toe tufts!
My cat's look something like this:
I'd say the toe tufts are the least of this cat's issues
And there you have it. I hope some few of you (or at least one of you!) enjoys this random peek into my internet search habits and the picspam of cute cats :D
Anyway, for this vague topic, I will "treat" you guys to a peek inside my head. I get curious, about ALL sorts of things and my trusty Google search is always there to help. So you guys are getting the fruit of my most recent, totally random search: cat toe tufts.
Yes, you heard me. I was curious about cats with toe tufts. Why? Well, just so you know I am not totally insane, I was just sitting here on my bed when my cat decided to reach out and lay her paw on my leg. Now as you may have already guessed, she has very soft and rather short toe tufts and in this moment, it just happened to strike my curiosity as to how common that is. Apparently very, if the cat in question is a long or medium-haired cat (my bb is a medium). Interesting fact: most outdoor cats lose their toe tufts very quickly due to excessive abrasion from hard outdoor surfaces.
The more you know.
And now for the treat part - pictures of kitties with toe tufts!
My cat's look something like this:
I'd say the toe tufts are the least of this cat's issues
And there you have it. I hope some few of you (or at least one of you!) enjoys this random peek into my internet search habits and the picspam of cute cats :D