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How often do you dust your cat?

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  1. BrianK

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    I tried to dust Ben the cat but he shot me this strange evil eye thing, so I figured I better just back off and try to use vinegar later.
     

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    Is that kitty in a drawer?
     
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    Oak chest at the bottom of our stairs under a coat rack. Ben is a fairly large 6yo cat. He doesn't fit in many drawers at this point but he still loves to explore.
     
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    It seems many of you have cats that are not cooperating. If your cat doesn't tolerate dusting or vinegar well, there was talk in my childhood about rubbing the rear end of a cat with a stick and applying turpentine. Supposably the cat will run then, like you've never seen. Please consult PETA before attempting....
     
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