Fenugreek strop.

Henry has had a really good day.... even by his old self standard.
He "molested" me while I was cleaning the hearth this morning.... butting me up the bum every time I squatted down to work!
Then he scared the wits out of me by knocking over the 1.5ltr bottle of water that I have by my chair (I drink lots of bottled water). It made such a crash I nearly had a heart attack, but he loved it and set about rolling it around the room.
Then he decided to drag/push his nylon tunnel about.
He's eatten everything I put in front of him today, but this evening I got really worried. I had given him his SS4+ with Protexin Pro-fibre and a fenugreek cruncher as garnish.
I noticed after about half an hour that the dish was nearly empty but the fenugreek was abandoned on the carpet. That's not like Henners.... the FC is always the first thing he eats. All manner of thoughts came to mind: had he been so active that a strain had been put on his heart that he couldn't cope with? I watched him closely for a while ....
Then I saw him go to the FC and nose it a few times, then he began to stamp, and stamp, and stamp.... he was really very angry in his stamping and I wondered if there was something wrong with the FC.... had it gone off? (Can an FC go off?)
I got up to check and found the FC was upside down! Being dished if its turned dish down it isn't easy to pick up and Henners couldn't pick it up and he was livid... he really wanted that FC.
I'm his hero now, I turned it over for him!

awwww a happy ending there.....my heart was in my mouth for a bit!

Awww poor Henry must have been getting teased terribly with it.
Least you were there to save the day

Xxx

Mummy is his personal hereo!
Lol

I hope he remembers this darling and is extra nice to mummy!

Hugs
Jo xx

He frightened the life out of me this morning. I woke up lying on my back and as I opened my eyes I saw a rabbit zoom over head... Just like being under a low flying aircraft.... one with ears, paws and a scut!

Well that is poor service indeed! this would be cause for a week long sulk in our house!

Its good to hear Henry is up to his old tricks. I love the description of a low flying Henry

I'm just happy the low flying Henry didn't drop any bombs on me!

That sounds adorable, he is certainly returning back to his old self love.

Hugs
Jo xx