05-31-2004, 10:51 AM
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Another thing to watch out for with cats....
Don't set your palette down anywhere they might walk on it! Think bright multi-colored paw prints all around and (caught red-handed!) kitty with gobs of paint caught in the soft fur between all those paw pads. The counter and window sill she walked all over was much easier to clean than all those furry paws!
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