This morning I woke up and the lidded drying rack had been knocked to the floor and another nipple (that I just bought yesterday, mind you) had been eaten. When I discovered he was stealing silicone pieces off of the drying rack, I quickly bought a new one with a lid. He's destroyed over $50 in bottle and breast pump parts. I find myself piecing bottle nipples (that he's thrown up) back together to be sure that there's none caught inside of him. At one point he actually dragged the entire pump and pulled the cord from the wall. If I walk away from my breast pump for 30 seconds, he will grab parts and run under the bed or couch with them and chew them up. One difference is we now have a nanny that comes into our house three days a week to tend the baby, Jeeves loves the nanny and sits on her lap most of the day.Īnyway, the point of my post. We haven't changed much around - the room that is now the baby's room has always been fairly off-limits to Jeeves.he still sleeps in our bed with us and gets his two meals and one snack a day. Jeeves has been very good with the baby and he loves that he's not home alone as often as he was.but I do sense jealousy. Our newest addition, a baby boy, who is now two months old just came into the picture. We adopted him 2.5 years ago from the humane society and this wasn't a problem until recently.

My 7 year old cat, Jeeves, is obsessed with silicone.

Cats play nipple pokies