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That is one floofy tummy!
Well, someone doesn’t look to excited, but we bet she’ll feel better afterwards!
What an impressive belly! We all like the brush on our back and sides, but the belly – NEVER!!!!
Aunty Janet you are takin your life in yore own pawss tryin to brush mee Couzin!!!
BellaSita has leerned to NOT brush mee belly efurr!
Iss mine all mine….**innsert evil kitty mee-yow**
***purrss*** BellaDharma an {{hugss}} BellaSita
Some cat doesn’t look very happy about being furminated.
Dad has brought that abomination out to use on me several times and I wrestle like anything. I like Einie because he puts the Bitey on it with growls galore MOL
Rumpy Bump
I want to snorgle that tummy. XO
We bet a lot of loose hair came out. Mom says she’d rather clean the litter box than groom most cats. Hope no one was harmed in the process! XoX Xena and Lucy
You really don’t look like you’re having fun sweetie.
That is some impressive belly floof!
Humans are always doing something to the kitties and often it takes two to get it done. You don’t look amused one bit.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches all around and a hug to mom. ♥
MOL @ That LOOK!!!!!
The Florida Furkids with love and whisker kisses to Sawyer from Noelle
Well even though we have to sometimes endure uncomfortable positions on laps it’s ALWAYS nice to get a good brushing!
Hugs, Teddy
OH, that furry feathery funny frisky frontal…what would you anthros do without tummies to tickle.
That for sure is one very floofy belly!!