It's Caturday- Post some cats (vol 3)

[motco]

Unfortunately Casper's teeth are a biological warfare weapon and if the bird was punctured, it's as good as dead already.

[FGB]

motco said:

Unfortunately Casper's teeth are a biological warfare weapon and if the bird was punctured, it's as good as dead already.

It's biggest problem was being pursued by Ghengis - he normally just leaves entrails for us.

[Mr Snrub]

Had the fun of cleaning up the remains of someone's pet rabbit today, just the head and two legs left by the time I got there. Certainly wasn't mine, although from that level of damage I'm assuming it was the local fox

[irocfan]

curlyks2 said:

"present for you Dad..."

at least it's still in one piece!!

[jmorgan]

FGB said:

It's biggest problem was being pursued by Ghengis - he normally just leaves entrails for us.

Ash, toe jam.....

[motco]

FGB said:

motco said:

Unfortunately Casper's teeth are a biological warfare weapon and if the bird was punctured, it's as good as dead already.

It's biggest problem was being pursued by Ghengis - he normally just leaves entrails for us.

Our moggie, Boris, does this. How he fillets out the guts and eats the rest I don't know!

[Joey Ramone]

BRISTOL86 said:

Can anyone help?

Would if I could mate, but I've got three of the buggers already

[jmorgan]

^^^^^
Just lost one but the two left, we do not want to mess up at the moment. Local catery have a few long stayers and one at 13 but we are leaving it for a while. Sorry.

[DavidJG]

Mr Snrub said:

Had the fun of cleaning up the remains of someone's pet rabbit today, just the head and two legs left by the time I got there. Certainly wasn't mine, although from that level of damage I'm assuming it was the local fox

Don't assume that. Our cats have been known to bring in wild rabbits, or at least the remains of them. Keeps the cat food bills down!

[BigMon]

Here are my two offering to helpfully assist with my dinner (which, of course, is for them in their 'human slave' minds).

Arnie is the ginge and Pickle is the tortie.

We don't know exactly how old they are as we got them from the RSPCA in 2009 and they were both adults. They lied to us about Arnie's age which was a bit upsetting.

However I'd definitely get rescue mogs again.

Edited by BigMon on Friday 26th August 21:26

Edited by BigMon on Friday 26th August 21:27

[BigMon]

Here are my two offering to helpfully assist with my dinner (which, of course, is for them in their 'human slave' minds).

Arnie is the ginge and Pickle is the tortie.

We don't know exactly how old they are as we got them from the RSPCA in 2009 and they were both adults. They lied to us about Arnie's age which was a bit upsetting.

However I'd definitely get rescue mogs again.

Edited by BigMon on Friday 26th August 21:26

Edited by BigMon on Friday 26th August 21:27

[HoHoHo]

DavidJG said:

Mr Snrub said:

Had the fun of cleaning up the remains of someone's pet rabbit today, just the head and two legs left by the time I got there. Certainly wasn't mine, although from that level of damage I'm assuming it was the local fox

Don't assume that. Our cats have been known to bring in wild rabbits, or at least the remains of them. Keeps the cat food bills down!

We have a Burmese and he brings (and eats) in the following:

Rats
Mice
Rabbit
Birds of prey
Fox cubs
Squirrels

However, we don't need to buy a lot of cat food from Tesco

[Gretchen]

Lazy Saturday. That belly!

[caduceus]

riosyd said:

Good morning from Grady Gilbert (& Monza)

Selfie? Clever pussy cat.

[Mr Snrub]

HoHoHo said:

DavidJG said:

Mr Snrub said:

Had the fun of cleaning up the remains of someone's pet rabbit today, just the head and two legs left by the time I got there. Certainly wasn't mine, although from that level of damage I'm assuming it was the local fox

Don't assume that. Our cats have been known to bring in wild rabbits, or at least the remains of them. Keeps the cat food bills down!

We have a Burmese and he brings (and eats) in the following:

Rats
Mice
Rabbit
Birds of prey
Fox cubs
Squirrels

However, we don't need to buy a lot of cat food from Tesco

At least I know it wasn't mine as I've just moved so am keeping her indoors. Thus far she has brought me the following:

a plastic flower

So plenty of Tescos food needed

[motco]

Mr Snrub said:

HoHoHo said:

DavidJG said:

Mr Snrub said:

Had the fun of cleaning up the remains of someone's pet rabbit today, just the head and two legs left by the time I got there. Certainly wasn't mine, although from that level of damage I'm assuming it was the local fox

Don't assume that. Our cats have been known to bring in wild rabbits, or at least the remains of them. Keeps the cat food bills down!

We have a Burmese and he brings (and eats) in the following:

Rats
Mice
Rabbit
Birds of prey
Fox cubs
Squirrels

However, we don't need to buy a lot of cat food from Tesco

At least I know it wasn't mine as I've just moved so am keeping her indoors. Thus far she has brought me the following:

a plastic flower

So plenty of Tescos food needed

When we moved a couple of years ago we kept Boris indoors for a few weeks from day one, but he still managed to present us with a rear half of a mouse on the morning after the move...

[Gretchen]

A friend has given me a huge cat tree as her three have lost interest in it. Picked it up at lunch time and it's proved very popular.




Even the dog wanted in.

[motco]

Mmmm... loads of interesting smells from the previous occupants!

[Shaw Tarse]

motco said:

Mmmm... loads of interesting smells from the previous occupants!

Gretch' is preparing for the day she is a crazy cat lady, with a whiff of pee!

[motco]

Shaw Tarse said:

motco said:

Mmmm... loads of interesting smells from the previous occupants!

Gretch' is preparing for the day she is a crazy cat lady, with a whiff of pee!

I would hide a bit farther away than just behind the sofa if I were you!