Rollie is bowled over by @HastingsCrystal and a bowl giveaway.

Word had got out that Rollie had been offered a bowl to review and would have to give it back. No the bowl was not gold plated and neither did it belong to Paris Hilton fuzzy handbag dog. So the lovely Hastings Crystal Company stepped to the rescue they have good taste being Chelsea supporters like Rollie.

Rollie is a Chelsea fan.

So here is  Rollie  waving a paw at me to go fetch his food! to put in his personalised bowl. Rollie and I are really please with it the quality of the bowl is outstanding. It was promptly delivered and beautifully wrapped. I wouldn't hesitate to order from Hastings Crystal again. They sell everything you name it they sell it.

So please go and say hello to them on twitter wouldn't want to let Rollie down would you ?

So the very nice people at HastingsCrystal are letting me give away one bowl either a cat bowl likes Rollie's or a dog bowl?There is a choice of colours in each either blue or pink. Delivery will take up to 10 days as the item is personalised.

The personalised dog bowl.

The personalised cat bowl.

To be in with a chance of winning one bowl you must follow the two steps below.

1. So to be in with a chance of winning a bowl you need to go visit Hastings Crystal and comment back here with your favourite item.

2.  Tweet " That @HastingsCrystal and http://ninjakillercat.blogspot.com/ have bowled me over"

Ends 25th September 2011

(Disclosure Hasting Crystal gave Rollie the bowl to keep and Rollie the cat views and my views are entirely are own)

RSPCA tweetathon -Rollie the cat contribution

The RSPCA did a tweetathon to raise awareness of the work they are doing, I was proud to do this being a cat owner myself as you might have guessed by the blog title. Though Rollie the Ninja cat is really quite fluffy really... mostly.

The RSPCA has a 24 hour service which can be of crucial benefit to you sometime in your life. I know it has for me, many moons ago when I had a different cat. Myself and my husband went to see batman and when we came back the cat had caught a bat. To be honest there was not a lot we could do for the bat except call the RSPCA who in touch put us in contact with some lovely chap from a bat rescue group. Bats you see are a protected species. And another time I used their services was when I found an injured cat outside my house late at night, I didn't hesitate I just called the RSPCA and they arranged for me to take it to an emergency very late at night.


The one thing  I didn't know was that the RSPCA has tirelessly be working for animals since 1824 in promoting kindness and protection. Today the RSPCA receives an emergency call every 30 seconds - which is more than 1.25 million phone calls a year. Every day the RSPCA responds to around 1,000 incidents a day, rescuing,caring and re-homing animals that have been trapped, abandoned or hurt whether it's 2pm or 2am. Whats;s more ,the RSPCA is funded entirely by voluntary donations.

Here are some links to adoption stories and information.

• While you can search for puppies, kittens and even ponies via http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/pets/rehoming/petsearch the special cases of Poppy, Lady, Sooty and Inca really show the personalities behind each animal waiting for a new home - http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/pets/rehoming/specialappeals.
• The RSPCA take especial care that animals are all assessed to ensure they find a perfect match, for example they test how the animal reacts around other animals, adults and small children before it is listed for adoption. The same care is paid to finding a responsible and loving owner for the animals – in person and at home assessments are carried out, and a follow up visit once you have taken the animal home. More information can be found on any of the site’s adoption pages – e.g. http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/pets/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/ELMA/ref/57685/rehome/
• This care and attention leads to some very happy endings, read some of the successful adoption stories here - http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/pets/rehoming/successes.
• An offbeat but heart warming story is how Paul O’Grady adopted Winston the wheelie bin lamb – read more about it and watch the video at http://www.rspca.org.uk/media/news/story/-/article/EM_Paul_OGrady_adopts_wheelie_bin_lamb.

My own cat Rollie.

Please visit and donate if you wish  http://donations.rspca.org.uk/247/online.aspx?seg=11CIN30262 

So even though this tweetathon is now over they are many animals that still need you help.

 Rollie doesn't mean to be rude really....

I have fun with my cat so please donate( or even adopt) from the RSPCA  if you wish to to bring joy in to an animals life.

The Cat's Whiskers........

What do you do when you have got an evil Ninja cat and it s demanding milk?. You can not give in however much your scratched leg,arms and sofa tell you. This is because of the high lactose content in cows milk. Just don't do it even if they give you a silly look....

Not even if they give you an half closed eye dozy evil stare....

So it was lucky those lovely people at Whiskers had given me Whiskers CatMilk to try..No not me the cat!

So Rollie decided to give it a go Here is the product description " Most cats love milk. "But did you know that the lactose (milk sugar) found in cow's milk can be difficult for some cats to digest? Whiskas® Cat Milk has been specially developed by top nutritionists and vets to provide a healthier alternative.

For starters Whiskas® Cat Milk contains much less lactose than you'd find in the same amount of cow's milk. It's also got the same great taste of ordinary milk and is a natural source of calcium (which will help keep her bones strong and healthy). Every lap is full of goodness."

Rollie decided to try the Milk out in the garden as it wasn't too hot.

By the end of it all Rollie was totally satisfied.

I must admit it looked good enough to put into my coffee! though I didn't.

With the Cat Milk the cat should also have water available with it at all times as well. As the Cats Milk is a complimentary pet food.Thank you Whiskers. Please visit Whiskers at  http://www.facebook.com/WhiskasUK