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Okay, so I have one of the grey purring cats (one of the ones with the parrot feather sticking out of their mouths)… Well, looking at him today, I noticed that the feather was missing.
My cat ATE the parrot feather.
I now have a purring grey tabby cat with no feather. *weeps* Would it be possible to get a replacement? It was a little greyish-white one.
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Tyrrlin, from the look of the feather my kitty has, it’s a little wing covert feather from a gray cockatiel. My birds are molting right now and I am all but swimming in feathers; if you like, I can pick up a small assortment for you and pop them into the mail. You could have your pick from cockatiel, chicken, and peacock feathers! The only glitch is that I don’t know how Melody sterilized her feathers. I think my birds are clean, but of course the feathers do come off of either the floor or the ground. :shrug:
I may take you up on that offer, especially if I can figure out how to sanitize feathers. Thank you!
Hopefully Melody will see this and know exactly what kind of feathers she put on the cats. I’d like to keep the sculpt as close as possible to original. *sighs and glares at her cat*
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I’m willing to bet that she just glued one on. There’s really no need to sterilize a feather from a healthy pet parrot.
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My art: featherdust.comTyrrlin wrote:Okay, so I have one of the grey purring cats (one of the ones with the parrot feather sticking out of their mouths)… Well, looking at him today, I noticed that the feather was missing.
My cat ATE the parrot feather.
I now have a purring grey tabby cat with no feather. *weeps* Would it be possible to get a replacement? It was a little greyish-white one.
Your REAL cat? or the sculpture ate the feather? I keep wondering that as I read this post.
Nirvanacat13 wrote:Tyrrlin wrote:Okay, so I have one of the grey purring cats (one of the ones with the parrot feather sticking out of their mouths)… Well, looking at him today, I noticed that the feather was missing.
My cat ATE the parrot feather.
I now have a purring grey tabby cat with no feather. *weeps* Would it be possible to get a replacement? It was a little greyish-white one.
Your REAL cat? or the sculpture ate the feather? I keep wondering that as I read this post.
Nirvanacat13 wrote:Tyrrlin wrote:Okay, so I have one of the grey purring cats (one of the ones with the parrot feather sticking out of their mouths)… Well, looking at him today, I noticed that the feather was missing.
My cat ATE the parrot feather.
I now have a purring grey tabby cat with no feather. *weeps* Would it be possible to get a replacement? It was a little greyish-white one.
Your REAL cat? or the sculpture ate the feather? I keep wondering that as I read this post.
My real cat, Sarge.
Spoiled rotten.
Windstone collector in remission.
twindragonsmum wrote:Sarge! How did he(?) come by that moniker???? Such a choot widdle kitty…
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Hee hee hee… I got him unexpectedly while I was Active Duty. I was a Specialist E-4 at the time, and he had more stripes than I did, so he became “Sarge.” Shortly thereafter, I added the rest of his name (’cause I’m a total band geek). His full name is “Sarge with Stripes Forever.”
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