Spyke
jaybonereply
lemmy.zip

The writing on the rat’s chest said “now I have a machine gun.”

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fedia.io

Behind the couch, behind the TV, under the stairs... If there's a small, hard-to-get-to space, I guarantee the cat toys will end up there. Especially if they're ping-pong balls (which mine love to chase and bat around).

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This is an example of survivorship bias, you only notice the cat toys because they got lost in hard-to-access places. The cat also can't get it out of there on its own, so if it gets stuck there just once, it stays there.

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daanniireply
lemmy.world

I tried to use pool noodles to block off spaces under the couch. The thin ones were too small. The big ones too big. Idk what the solution is.

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I ended up using a door snake to block off the TV cabinet, but don't have a solution for the other spaces either!

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My cat is like a champion soccer player the way he shoots it under there. It takes like 1-2 taps sometimes, what a legend.

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daanniireply
lemmy.world

Those little fake mice ? Yeah those damn things fit under everything

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I use my phone to video under the couch / bed / bureau, so that I know where to look and how far back it is.

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I got to experience something like this today!

High winds in the area have meant that our power has gone out a few times, only to come back a minute or two later. After one outage, our TV wouldn't turn on again. My initial thought was that the power strip got zapped from a surge, so I leaned behind the TV stand to check it.

Stitch, one of our cats, decided to help! He jumped on to the subwoofer I was leaning over, and was looking behind the TV with me.

(It turned out the remote somehow forgot the settings for our TV and sound bar. Everything is fine, fortunately.)

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Always find like 10 toys under there | Spyke