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well kingsley has been part of our family since the 1st day we brought him home. he and gizmo (white cat who you will see in pictures below) have been inseparable since the 1st time they played. we are so thankful for kingsley and i doubt we could love him more more than we do. there is not a single night where he doesn't sleep between us on the bed, and he is also more then eager to greet us when we come home from work. he really is so playful and full of life, but his down time is spent cuddling and purring, usually after meals. his meow can be heard all over the house and every person who comes over is just ecstatic to get to know him, and vise versa.

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we have tried our hand at making raw food and he seems to love that, which is great. we also feed him dry food from time to time and he likes that too. i just wanted to say thank you for everything. you and your wife could not have made us feel more welcomed and satisfied!

it has been a few months and just wanted to let you know that chloe
(aka"mischief") is doing great. as always, she has been an absolute joy and
we both could not imagine not having her around. my fianc�e and i both
suffered some pretty serious injuries the past few months and were each laid
up at the house for a while, and it was almost like chloe knew that we
weren't feeling well and would just lay next to us and support us. she is a
well traveled cat now with one airline flight and three drives up to
northern california as well as a dozen or so drives up to los angeles. she
is almost eager to get in the car now. thank you again for such a wonderful
pet.

i just got done looking at your website again and it looks like it is busy
as always.

i am down to chloe's last bag of raw food and would like to ask you if we
can do another production run of raw? after doing some more reading and
seeing chloe's reaction and beautiful coat that she has developed, i am a
complete believer and supporter of the raw diet. last time i last time i
brought over all the raw ingredients and we made a batch and it worked out
wonderfully.

hi gary,

things are going quite well with diablo – yes, he now has a name. he doesn’t really live up to his name but the kids were focused on a d name.

he’s very sweet. he’s making forays outside during the day, climbing trees and “hunting” hummingbirds, crows, and insects. don’t think he’s caught anything yet.

yesterday, when cathy came home he ran out to the car to greet her like a dog would. he probably thinks he’s a dog.

as you guessed, he’s getting on quite well with the dogs.

best,

mark

she has the best temperament of any cat i have ever had, she comes when you call her from anywhere in the house no matter what she is doing and she is very playful with us and the other kitty. i'll be happy to bring her over for a visit anytime you would like.

dandy is a wonder. i have never heard a cat, never mind a kitten, with such a loud purr. he can be heard in another room. he purrs at any provocation, eating, thinking of eating, playing, being pet, thinking of being pet, washing jax, jax bathing him, being picked up, greeting people at the door. he is a happy, happy boy and a talker. he sounds like he has drunk kentucky mash & smoked unfiltered cigarettes for the last 40 years. did all of koko's babies turn out so happy?

as for a highlight-reel style update on our favorite little menace, here goes... he still thinks the dog is the best wrestling buddy ever, he's progressing nicely with toilet training, [they are teaching him to use the people toilet] he's discovered he can jump from the floor to the kitchen counter (though i immediately put the kabosh on this behavior) and has discovered all other shelves/walls/objects above three feet high. he's snuggly when he wants to be (especially when we get home from work) and at other times simply refuses to be contained, convinced that he's missing something incredibly exciting on the floor or in another room. he's finally figured out for the most part that play time happens before 10pm and that sleep time happens any time after 10pm. his own tail is still one of his absolute favorite toys to chase and bite on, and loves to trill/meow/chatter to us or himself. he's converted the (empty) bathtub into his own hockey rink where he loves to bat around his tin foil ball and knock all the shampoo bottles off the ledges. he doesn't seem to be super ecstatic about water but i have spotted him on several occasions just dipping his paws in the water bowl or sink. he made one heck of an artful, trailing mess of an almost complete roll of toilet paper one day, which was pretty comical, and still engages in the most random bursts of speed through the apartment. he's a good little traveler in the car but much prefers a spot on the back seat rather than inside his carrier. he's a hit with everyone we see at petsmart (it takes me three times as long to get in and out of there as it used to) and is so comfortable in new situations. he'll crawl out of the cart (on his harness and leash), browse the shelves for a comfy bed or an interesting smelling toy and say hi to everyone we meet. when he's tired, he'll seek out the microfiber fur-like blanket we keep on the couch at home and actually nurse on it until he falls into comatose contentment. i actually wonder if this behavior might be a result of his earlier-than-he-wanted weaning from mom. he comes running at the smallest sound of his bean-filled stuffed monkey and is a healthy eater, coming in at 6.2 lbs as of a few minutes ago. try as i might, he's still not at all a fan of having his nails clipped no matter how we try to contain him, scruff of the neck or otherwise. last week i began taking him outside on his leash and harness whenever i take grace downstairs to go potty. he's mostly brave and curious, loves to watch the birds and seems to be encouraged when he sees the dog blaze a trail down a path he hasn't been on before.