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DannyScene said:
Does anyone else' cat drool a horrendous amount when they're being stroked or just generally happy? Mine has done it as long as I remember, not very nice though
Yes. So much I almost drowned the 1st time he sat on my lap. Great big strings of it.He's actually doing it less now he's settled in the family. But when he was the local stray he was SO HAPPY to be given attention he would drool non stop.
sleep envy said:
Killer2005 said:
S10 GTA said:
Its a real superpaw. Useful for opening fridges and stealing the milk.
This is what I woke up to the other morning. Most people get dead animals.
I get a stick. Stoopid cat.
Mine once brought home a spoon This is what I woke up to the other morning. Most people get dead animals.
I get a stick. Stoopid cat.
It was only when the neighbour (an avid gardner) mentioned that his tulips were going missing that they realised where they were coming from (the vases of tulips in the windows were hastily hidden from view
)Simpo Two said:
Worse is when they collect a whole mouthful, then shake their head violently sending a spray in all directions...
Nothing compared to a dog though, which is just a hairy suitcase of wallpaper paste.
That really is awful my cat does it all the timeNothing compared to a dog though, which is just a hairy suitcase of wallpaper paste.
Erm my cat would be a lesbian then, Pc and all that
sleep envy said:
Killer2005 said:
S10 GTA said:
Its a real superpaw. Useful for opening fridges and stealing the milk.
This is what I woke up to the other morning. Most people get dead animals.
I get a stick. Stoopid cat.
Mine once brought home a spoon This is what I woke up to the other morning. Most people get dead animals.
I get a stick. Stoopid cat.
OH's cats have suddenly decided that they are Andrex cats!
Starting last Saturday they have been stealing toilet rolls from the bathroom and bringing them into the bedroom and shredding them all around us!
They have never been interested before???
The only thing we can think of is that they used to eat the Aloe Vera plant we had. They totally killed it so we threw it out. The toilet rolls they have started attacking are Aloe Vera ones!!! Maybe they are hooked??
Starting last Saturday they have been stealing toilet rolls from the bathroom and bringing them into the bedroom and shredding them all around us!
They have never been interested before???
The only thing we can think of is that they used to eat the Aloe Vera plant we had. They totally killed it so we threw it out. The toilet rolls they have started attacking are Aloe Vera ones!!! Maybe they are hooked??
PoleDriver said:
OH's cats have suddenly decided that they are Andrex cats!
Starting last Saturday they have been stealing toilet rolls from the bathroom and bringing them into the bedroom and shredding them all around us!
They have never been interested before???
The only thing we can think of is that they used to eat the Aloe Vera plant we had. They totally killed it so we threw it out. The toilet rolls they have started attacking are Aloe Vera ones!!! Maybe they are hooked??
Our Spud does this all the time with the toilet rolls. We always try and keep him out the toilet but forget sometimes and come home to find the toilet rolls shredded to pieces and lying everywhere. He does it with paper as well. We have a unit in the hall which has loads of magazines, recipes, other papers etc and if he gets the cupboard doors open he will go in and shred everything so we have to keep remembering to block the doors with something in the morning which always makes the hall look untidy. We still always forgive him though....Starting last Saturday they have been stealing toilet rolls from the bathroom and bringing them into the bedroom and shredding them all around us!
They have never been interested before???
The only thing we can think of is that they used to eat the Aloe Vera plant we had. They totally killed it so we threw it out. The toilet rolls they have started attacking are Aloe Vera ones!!! Maybe they are hooked??
Our six month old kitten caught her first mouse last night. We alerted by a squeak as she played with it. however, it was still very much alive and she was just chasing it around rather than killing and eating it. The dog, decided he would get in on the action too, as did my wife - and she called me over to get involved. Cue the four of us chasing over the kitchen to catch this bloody thing. Bloody chaos. I won.
I am quite happy to leave the cat to get on with it but I don't want a live mouse crawling in somewhere and either dying or making a home. Our eldest cat just eats them - the only clue is a liver on the floor.
I am quite happy to leave the cat to get on with it but I don't want a live mouse crawling in somewhere and either dying or making a home. Our eldest cat just eats them - the only clue is a liver on the floor.
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