A Wide-Eyed Exotic Shorthair Sits in a Sea of Tulip Petals
There are tulip petals everywhere, in pink, red, and orange, and the cream Exotic Shorthair sitting in the middle of them looks as if she has just realized how many there are. Her flat, round face is turned toward the viewer, her eyes are big and startled, and her short plush coat is dotted with a few stray petals. Behind her, a cozy living room with a knitted blanket, a basket, and a mug on the table is perfectly calm.
Tulips look lovely in a vase, but they are worth keeping away from cats. Tulips and many other bulb flowers contain compounds that can upset a pet's stomach, and the bulbs are usually the most concerning part. Lilies, in particular, are very dangerous to cats, so it is best to choose pet-safe flowers or keep bouquets in a room where the cat cannot go. If your cat chews on any flowers or plants, call your vet for advice. Exotic Shorthairs are quiet, affectionate cats with a short, easy-care coat, and they often enjoy sitting close to their people, which may be why this one picked a comfortable flower bed in the middle of the room.
She looks like she is sitting on a throne of petals, startled by her own boldness. The flowers will have to be replaced, and she will have to be forgiven. Fortunately, the forgiving part usually comes quickly with a face like that.






