A Siamese Cat Added a Splash of Blue to the Living Room Floor
Bright blue paint is splashed across the wooden floor, and a paint can lies on its side with a little puddle still creeping out. A seal point Siamese sits right beside it, with blue speckles on her cream face, one ear, and both front paws. Her ears are pulled back, and her big blue eyes look straight into the lens with a very apologetic expression. A gray sofa and a few toys sit behind her.
Paint is one of those household products that deserves real caution around pets. Cats groom themselves constantly, so paint on the fur may be swallowed, and some paints and solvents are toxic. If a cat gets paint on her coat, do not use harsh cleaners, and call your vet right away to ask what to do next. It is best to keep cans closed and out of reach while painting, and to keep pets in a separate room until everything is dry and cleaned up.
She might be called Cobalt, and the name suits her perfectly. Siamese cats are famous for their talkative, clever personalities, and she probably has plenty to say about the whole event. Her face is full of regret, though the painted whiskers give it a certain artistic charm. First comes the careful cleanup, then comes a long, gentle apology. The floor can be cleaned, but a good photo of that expression is worth keeping.






