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Oh dear!! Cat scratch!!
Cat just scratched me....on my nose! 
It's pretty small, but still kinda noticable with a lil bit of coverup - I've put TCP on it, anything else I should do? Anything to make it less noticable?!
It's pretty small, but still kinda noticable with a lil bit of coverup - I've put TCP on it, anything else I should do? Anything to make it less noticable?!
So long as it wasn't too deep it should clear up in a few days. I have scars all over my legs from the ankle biters (Felix has quite the fetish for attacking and chewing my ankles).
Sudocreme!! Works for everything, kinda like windex...
Don't pick at it as it is healing and you won't have it there for too long. Keep it clean and don't clog it with makeup
But it's on my nose!! And I have a concert tonight so it has to not be noticeable!! Argh!!
*shakes fist at cat who is currently curled up innocently on my bed*
*shakes fist at cat who is currently curled up innocently on my bed*
Chuck the cat in the river then, it wont do again, the little flea ridden hair bag.
Kick the cat.
Think of it as a battle scar. You can make up a cool story that involves saving the world.
Hey, its better than a spot. Just ignore it. If you worry about a little scratch and what people will think, what does that say about the people you hang around with and your self esteem.
Hey, its better than a spot. Just ignore it. If you worry about a little scratch and what people will think, what does that say about the people you hang around with and your self esteem.
This thread just made me think of a friend. Her arms were always completely scratched up thanks to her evil cat.
I don't know what the OP was up to but if I was carrying one of mine in my arms and he was facing me, sometimes he'd just lash out and claw my face. I leave him on the ground now.
Her arms were always completely scratched up thanks to her evil cat
I used to tell people that.... I was actualy cutting myself.
My rabbits are the same, if you look at my wrist, I look like I’m suicidal 
but it does go away, as long as it’s not too deep 
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