See what the kitty sees!

[AlphaDog]

PETS
Seattle 'cat cam' photographs neighborhood
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: December 8th, 2008 07:35 AM

A Seattle couple hung a small digital camera around their cat’s neck and programmed it to take a picture every two minutes while the cat, named Cooper, wandered around their neighborhood.

The result is a collection of photos from a cat point of view: neighbors’ yards, busy streets, plastic flamingos and one spot where Cooper spent a lot of time bird-watching.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports the owners, Michael and Deirdre Cross, are filmmakers who turned the photos into an episode for the Animal Planet cable TV show “Cats 101.” The episode aired Saturday. It will repeat at 7 p.m. Dec. 13 on Animal Planet.

[the_poochies]

I'm not a big fan of allowing cats outdoors, but I'd like to check out that episode.

Poochie the Dog is getting one of these from Santa Claus. It doesn't shoot video; only still images every few minutes.

[rgG]

My kitties see the inside of their eyelids for most of the day.

[Greg the dogsitter]

Plz keep teh kittehs inside.

[cbelt3]

o hah ! kitteh seez puppeh has fud. kitteh takes fud. puppeh will not kno.

[Paul F.]

IF your kitty insists on being outside, get him one of these;
http://www.com-spec.com/thecatlocator/

So you can track him down!

(I have one... love it... )

If they get the size down, I'm thinking about one of these too;
http://www.mr-lee-catcam.de/pe_cc_o2_en.htm

A GPS tracking unit!

And of course, the orginal Cat-Cam;
http://www.mr-lee-catcam.de/pe_cc_o1_en.htm

[OWC Jamie]

Farm kitties have to work for a living.
That would be intersting to photo, too.

[AlphaDog]

Greg the dogsitter wrote:
Plz keep teh kittehs inside.

And this is why I don't have kitties! Litter box = yucky.

[Paul F.]

Litter box +poor quality litter = yucky.

Litter box +good litter =no big deal.

[AlphaDog]

Paul F. wrote:
Litter box +poor quality litter = yucky.

Litter box +good litter =no big deal.

But you still have to clean it! I don't mind cleaning up after Louie, because I can do it in the fresh air, and, if I fall behind, I don't have to live with the smell. You'll never convince me that "no big deal" is equal to "nothing in house to annoy." Look, Paul F., my mind is made up, so please don't confuse me with facts.