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A bit late for #Caturday #CatsOfMastodon but here is #Roy mauling his yellow tuna, and later, my hand. Yes he got a pinch of #catnip but he's been trying to dismember that fish from the day he saw it. Then Roy saying "What!?" before continuing his assault. Later I sacrificed my bare hand, but he really likes playing that way. Yes I use disinfectant after. His bite and claw control isn't nearly as precise when he's buzzed but it's all in good fun. Next time might use leather gardening gloves 😂

Roy trying to chew off the head of his yellow fish toy on his 7 foot high ledge.
Roy staring straight at me on 7 foot ledge. The yellow fish is by his legs.
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Colin Purrington

Just a note of caution to hikers using catnip oil to deter mosquitoes and ticks: the primary active ingredient, nepetalactone, attracts cats, including mountain lions. So opt for a different repellent or hike with somebody who is a slow runner. #cats #catnip #nepata #MountainLion coloradohistoricnewspapers.org

www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.orgWet Mountain Tribune July 20, 1923 — Colorado Historic Newspapers CollectionColorado Historic Newspapers Collection
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