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

[s p a c e m a n]

I think he has got the correct attitude towards Christmas...

Edited by s p a c e m a n on Saturday 5th November 09:39

[KaraK]

What are everyone's tips for bonfire night? Sophie (the Bengal) was very skittish and freaked out last night and even the usually unflappable Mycroft was a bit jumpy Picked up a Pet Remedy plug in this morning but wondering if there's anything else I should be doing?

[Raoul Duke]

Fireworks, what fireworks??

[ali_kat]

KaraK said:

What are everyone's tips for bonfire night? Sophie (the Bengal) was very skittish and freaked out last night and even the usually unflappable Mycroft was a bit jumpy Picked up a Pet Remedy plug in this morning but wondering if there's anything else I should be doing?

Ours don't react to fireworks

Which seeing as Pepi is a big girls blouse about everything else (he ran & hid when I opened a can of coke!) is quite surprising

[Gretchen]

The Last Post.

Arsenal v Tottenham. Walter just sat bolt upright listening to the Last Post being played. Love my Corporal.

[KaraK]

Well the Pet Remedy help a bit I think, she still had one freak out though and as a result climbed up the chimney, managed to get a hold of her before she disappeared entirely though!

[clarkmagpie]

Our Bengal didn't bat an eyelid.
The only thing he is scared of is one of the neighbours greyhounds.
He keeps a very careful watch when it's in the paddock and he is in the garden, usually comes hurtling back into the house, fur on end, ridge like a Mohawk!
Sits on widow sill and chirps and cries till its out of sight then off back out he goes.

[KaraK]

She spent pretty much all of yesterday evening hiding in her safe space under my bed

[motco]

clarkmagpie said:

Our Bengal didn't bat an eyelid.
The only thing he is scared of is one of the neighbours greyhounds.
He keeps a very careful watch when it's in the paddock and he is in the garden, usually comes hurtling back into the house, fur on end, ridge like a Mohawk!
Sits on widow sill and chirps and cries till its out of sight then off back out he goes.

Wise cat! They're lazy dogs but anything with fur is fair game for them.

[Mr Snrub]

Passed of very calmly in my house, despite a few displays close by she barely bothered to lift her head for most of them. Although she has now decided that she no longer wants to eat wet food, just after I bought a load of it.

[KaraK]

Mr Snrub said:

Although she has now decided that she no longer wants to eat wet food, just after I bought a load of it.

It's a thing..

[Matt172]

[Mr Snrub]

KaraK said:

Mr Snrub said:

Although she has now decided that she no longer wants to eat wet food, just after I bought a load of it.

It's a thing..

Don't worry, I've just bought 5kg of her favourite dry food so I'm sure she'll be wanting the wet stuff again very soon

[jkkmufc]

Gretchen said:

Hierarchy.

What beautiful little ones!

[El Guapo]

At the end of August a local feral cat decided to abandon 2 newborns outside my kitchen door. Both fitted in the palm of one hand and I weighed them - 85g apiece.

[chrisr29]

Just back from the vets after taking a pasting from another moggy. He's 12 now and thinks he is still king cat in the neibourhood.

After this latest episode he will be getting demoted to house cat!

[The Nur]

El Guapo said:

At the end of August a local feral cat decided to abandon 2 newborns outside my kitchen door. Both fitted in the palm of one hand and I weighed them - 85g apiece.

You can'tjust leave that there, what happened?

[jmorgan]

chrisr29 said:

Just back from the vets after taking a pasting from another moggy. He's 12 now and thinks he is still king cat in the neibourhood.

After this latest episode he will be getting demoted to house cat!

Ouch.


When the last fighty one we had was in tussles, it was usually the front end. Vet reckoned back end damage was the loser and expected to see that cat at some point.

[Nom de ploom]

Our newest addition meet Luther.

he has had feline flu so was in quarantine at the pet shope, very reputable one in Leeds they paid for all his early vet bills and he went home with lots of the staff there so he has settled really well, into EVERYTHING, has a gorgeous loud purr and snores cos he still has a bit of a snotty nose! lol. he's adorable and our Rottie - Eddie and him are getting along fine.

[El Guapo]

The Nur said:

El Guapo said:

At the end of August a local feral cat decided to abandon 2 newborns outside my kitchen door. Both fitted in the palm of one hand and I weighed them - 85g apiece.

You can'tjust leave that there, what happened?

Here they are 8 weeks later, doing really well