OMG, I do this all the time when my kitties are sleeping. I must look so weird… Great photo.

Ha!
I do that soooo often.

Meg, you are a goddess. I just followed your directions precisely and my handsomest-ever kitteh boy loooooooved it.

You have to remember, there’s a lot of snorglicious real estate on a Maine Coon. So thanks for helping me get it right.

Kittens are nice.

Ceejoe and Wendy-
I had a bunny for 12 years, and she loved to snorgle–but it was very much on her own terms (invariably when I was on my way out the door or in the middle of something). True to bunny form, she preferred snorgling on the floor. I loved getting my nose right up to hers. Pip always smelled like milk (unless she’d just eaten some of her poo, which is an unfortunate part of the bunny diet–so I advise you to time your snorgles carefully). The real axis of snorgling for me though was the nape of her neck, at the base of her ears. Sooooo soft. I’d have to spit fur out afterward, but it was worth it.

After years of my husband chuckling at my obsession with CO, he actually read these snorgle instructions with great determination, and proceeded to issue a snorgle to our cat. He proclaimed that it did indeed “work” – because kitteh now loves him even more. He has been converted! Yay for CO!

This is the scene just before the can of cat food is opened. Then no more sleeping Kitty.

Have I been snorgling wrong all along? I snorgle where the neck meets the body! Num num num moooshie-dooodles!

Marmies rule!

It’s moments like this that I REALLY feel sorry for people with pet-allergies.

I weeshe to place mai noze on the wee pink nozicle. This requires a complex yoga maneuver so as not to wake teh bebbeh.