It's Caturday- Post some cats (vol 3)
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BRISTOL86 said:
He's already showing a huge longing to get outside as well. I'm hoping in three weeks or so once he can go out he'll be more active during the days when he can come and go as he pleases and then sleepier at night!
Letting him out should make a big difference. He'll explore all day then come in for food and a cuddle and off to bed 
We had the same problem with one of our previous cats. When kept indoors she meowed a lot and wanted constant food and attention. Once we started letting her out she calmed down a lot and settled into a more normal routine.
AmitG said:
BRISTOL86 said:
He's already showing a huge longing to get outside as well. I'm hoping in three weeks or so once he can go out he'll be more active during the days when he can come and go as he pleases and then sleepier at night!
Letting him out should make a big difference. He'll explore all day then come in for food and a cuddle and off to bed We had the same problem with one of our previous cats. When kept indoors she meowed a lot and wanted constant food and attention. Once we started letting her out she calmed down a lot and settled into a more normal routine.
Davie_GLA said:
Idiot Cat.
If you do Facebook send it to https://www.facebook.com/ontheprowlcatcartoons/?fr...That's assuming the cat hasn't murdered you by now!
Tried Dexter with the laser pen today (my go to toy with every other cat I've known!) and he didn't like it at all. Well, he loved it when it was there but got really stressed when it went away as he hadn't caught it.
Ten minutes later and he's still wandering round the place looking for it under sofas and stuff, making sad little noises!
I even tried having it finish on a toy that he could attack to simulate the catch but he wasn't fooled. So he now thinks there's a red insect in his house that he has to find!
Ten minutes later and he's still wandering round the place looking for it under sofas and stuff, making sad little noises!
I even tried having it finish on a toy that he could attack to simulate the catch but he wasn't fooled. So he now thinks there's a red insect in his house that he has to find!
Lebowski has never showed an interest to go outside. I'm not sure he'd cope well despite being fairly rural. He still spooks easily and always seems happy to stay indoors and annoy the dogs.
However I thought I'd take him out for some sun on his harness at the weekend. He showed an interest, but still spooked, in almost everything that moved or spoke and was fascinated by my Geordie neighbour Dave's deep dulcet tone!
However I thought I'd take him out for some sun on his harness at the weekend. He showed an interest, but still spooked, in almost everything that moved or spoke and was fascinated by my Geordie neighbour Dave's deep dulcet tone!
V8A*ndy said:
My Mums cat is a cracking big fellow but he really is a total nutter.
Crazy Cat by Imagine Sky, on Flickr
Crazy Cat by Imagine Sky, on FlickrHe could get a job with Kiss!
Gretchen said:
Lebowski has never showed an interest to go outside. I'm not sure he'd cope well despite being fairly rural. He still spooks easily and always seems happy to stay indoors and annoy the dogs.
However I thought I'd take him out for some sun on his harness at the weekend. He showed an interest, but still spooked, in almost everything that moved or spoke and was fascinated by my Geordie neighbour Dave's deep dulcet tone!
Poor Dexter is absolutely desperate to get outside already and it's only been a week However I thought I'd take him out for some sun on his harness at the weekend. He showed an interest, but still spooked, in almost everything that moved or spoke and was fascinated by my Geordie neighbour Dave's deep dulcet tone!
I'm seriously considering getting one of these and letting him 'walk' around our back garden for the next three weeks! My only worry is that whilst he is confined to the house unless harnessed, it's only going to make him more aggrevated (and more vocal, if that's even possible!) about not being able to get out there properly.
V8A*ndy said:
My Mums cat is a cracking big fellow but he really is a total nutter.
Crazy Cat by Imagine Sky, on Flickr
Great photo!Crazy Cat by Imagine Sky, on Flickr
Joey Ramone said:
Hammerhead said:
Here's our Ninja cat, Ziggy. He jumped up as soon as the plate landed on the table.
"Salad? Are you f**king kidding me?" Much disappoint
He's not the only one. Salad sandwich? That's f"Salad? Are you f**king kidding me?" Much disappoint
king tragic. BRISTOL86 said:
Tried Dexter with the laser pen today (my go to toy with every other cat I've known!) and he didn't like it at all. Well, he loved it when it was there but got really stressed when it went away as he hadn't caught it.
Ten minutes later and he's still wandering round the place looking for it under sofas and stuff, making sad little noises!
I even tried having it finish on a toy that he could attack to simulate the catch but he wasn't fooled. So he now thinks there's a red insect in his house that he has to find!
It is better to finish the game on a food treat I find and not to do it for too long (5-7 mins)Ten minutes later and he's still wandering round the place looking for it under sofas and stuff, making sad little noises!
I even tried having it finish on a toy that he could attack to simulate the catch but he wasn't fooled. So he now thinks there's a red insect in his house that he has to find!
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