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noretus crazypeople.online noretus@crazypeople.online
Joined: 2025-10-15
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She frequently looks silly or cute. I'm minding my own business and then glance at her just existing and I get super excited. "Holy shit, it's a cute cat, how amazing!". I know that's silly but when it comes to her, it's almost like my brain resets periodically and I see her anew.

She also has really cool, almost white eyes.

Love her to bits 💜

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otter lemmy.dbzer0.com otter@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Joined: 2023-11-18
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Aww, and her lipstick's smudged, too! 🥹

Or, she's been sneaking very small strawberry-creme cakes, and the camera caught her in the act. 😜🥴

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noretus crazypeople.online noretus@crazypeople.online
Joined: 2025-10-15
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Aww, and her lipstick's smudged, too! 🥹 Or, she's been sneaking very small strawberry-creme cakes, and the camera caught her in the act. 😜🥴

Smudged for sure, she likes licking her lips (and unfortunately has a bit of skin dryness issues)

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otter lemmy.dbzer0.com otter@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Joined: 2023-11-18
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Smudged for sure, she likes licking her lips (and unfortunately has a bit of skin dryness issues)

Awww, li'l baby. 🥹🥰

She wants coconut oil & chelated oatmeal lotion. (To be rubbed into the trouble spots —so she can lick it off, yes.)

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noretus crazypeople.online noretus@crazypeople.online
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Awww, li'l baby. 🥹🥰 She wants coconut oil & chelated oatmeal lotion. (To be rubbed into the trouble spots —so she can lick it off, yes.)

I've tried oil without much success.. I'll have to look into kittysafe oatmeal options. Thanks!

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otter lemmy.dbzer0.com otter@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Joined: 2023-11-18
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I've tried oil without much success.. I'll have to look into kittysafe oatmeal options. Thanks!

Apparently, "chelated" just means pulverized/ground? I just pop some rolled oats in the (clean) coffee grinder and fold it into coconut oil until it's a thin paste before gently massaging it into my Staffy's trouble spots. (not a cat, though, so he's less able to lick it off his chest, armpits[?], and shoulders, so 🤷🏽‍♂️)

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