I have six cats to de- flea. How do they all hear the silent loading of the syringe?

[EFerrari]

I swear, as soon as I am ready, they're all invisible except for the really, really slow boy.

I guess it isn't a good delousing unless I drip half of the stuff on me trying to find them. :)

[UTUSN]

1. Really?!1 You do some nearly-technical procedures?!1 Questions:

1) The obvious one: You deal with CATS?!1 (That would explain the Hugo thing.)

2) Words fail me, but I'll soldier on.

3) Sounds like cats are smart. I wouldn't know, I don't know any.

4) I'm still waiting for my red beret.

5) Saw the last half of "Elizabeth" last night (Cate BLANCHETT), wish you were here.

[EFerrari]

3. It's more like, they deal with me.

:)

[Skittles]

2. it's your apprehension they detect

seriously, you can be quiet as death but they detect your apprehension

[EFerrari]

4. Little bastards.

I'm the kings' Frontline taster. lol :)

[lapislzi]

5. Cats can also hear your eyelids opening

It's a fact. You could look it up. They can detect the flutter of my eyelids at 7:30 a.m., even if they are several rooms away. Food-yowling commences. FML.

[GoCubsGo]

6. Mine can/could hear me removing a can of tuna from the pantry shelf.

They could hear it from the other side of the house. They only do/did this when I remove a can of tuna or salmon, and not a can of beans or other foodstuff. My remaining cat can hear me pick up the key to the deadbolt lock off of the mantle when I want to open up the back door. Sometimes, I try to be extra quiet about it, to a point where I can't hear it from a foot away. Yet, she comes running from wherever she is... How the hell do they do it???

[backwoodsbob]

7. tried frontline?