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ali_kat said:
you are very special to have been chosen like that
Did you find she helps with your battle?
Yes, I did/do. She's not massively affectionate, in that she doesn't like being held too close, but she always comes looking for me and wherever I am in the house or garden, she'll be there right next to me, squeaking away (she can't miaow) and keeping me company. She is a constant little friend.Did you find she helps with your battle?
I love her to bits
Wife is as jealous as fk, mind...
clarkmagpie said:
As some of you might be aware, we had our boy PTS on Friday.
Probably the worst day of my life so far.
House feels incredibly cold and empty.
In process of moving house so not an ideal time to get another but...
Having a look at this little guy next weekend
sad news on your old friend Probably the worst day of my life so far.
House feels incredibly cold and empty.
In process of moving house so not an ideal time to get another but...
Having a look at this little guy next weekend
The little chappie about looks lovely though
ali_kat said:
Good
(That's to you both )
Consider adopting a kitten from a shelter too, they're full at the moment
I'm please Dora is of help, they're little angels when it comes to that battle (as are dogs)
Oh don't worry, Dora is one of two ferals that we provide board and lodgings for, the other one is Madge (she likes to nibble me)(That's to you both )
Consider adopting a kitten from a shelter too, they're full at the moment
I'm please Dora is of help, they're little angels when it comes to that battle (as are dogs)
Then there's Bert, an abandoned ginger lad who wondered in one day, starving, and never left.
Bert likes to hump things.
And here's the three of them together
Can I ask a cat question of the Cat Collective? Recently our eldest (17yo) has started making a whinging noise when she doesn't know where you are. As soon as you call her or she spots you, she stops.
Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
Output Flange said:
Can I ask a cat question of the Cat Collective? Recently our eldest (17yo) has started making a whinging noise when she doesn't know where you are. As soon as you call her or she spots you, she stops.
Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
It's more likely she's getting a bit senile. Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
Joey Ramone said:
This is Dora, a feral cat that moved in with me a few months ago when I was suffering a severe bout of depression. She hates to leave my side, and as you can see, will follow me to the pub whenever she can
Absolutely brilliant! We're just in the process of looking for 2 new moggies. Been 8 months now since we lost our last one. Shouldn't be long now.
singlecoil said:
Output Flange said:
Can I ask a cat question of the Cat Collective? Recently our eldest (17yo) has started making a whinging noise when she doesn't know where you are. As soon as you call her or she spots you, she stops.
Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
It's more likely she's getting a bit senile. Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
Negative Creep said:
singlecoil said:
Output Flange said:
Can I ask a cat question of the Cat Collective? Recently our eldest (17yo) has started making a whinging noise when she doesn't know where you are. As soon as you call her or she spots you, she stops.
Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
It's more likely she's getting a bit senile. Is she going a bit mental, or is this deemed acceptable behaviour? She's quite a needy cat at the best of times, but this is new.
Moglet & Millie 2 years old today. I think I need a larger cat tree they don't fit anymore!
The day we got them they kept trying to sleep in their litter tray!
One drunk Friday night I thought a dirty big cat tree off Amazon was a good idea - they loved it!
They still love the cat tree, had to repair it a few times where they have wrecked it fighting/playing on it. They don't so much climb up it but launch themselves at it off the stairs of the table in the middle of the lounge!
The day we got them they kept trying to sleep in their litter tray!
One drunk Friday night I thought a dirty big cat tree off Amazon was a good idea - they loved it!
They still love the cat tree, had to repair it a few times where they have wrecked it fighting/playing on it. They don't so much climb up it but launch themselves at it off the stairs of the table in the middle of the lounge!
Edited by shep1001 on Tuesday 18th August 08:24
Ours love their cat trees too....
IMG_20150809_104623 by Mark Williams, on Flickr
IMG_20150816_181809 by Mark Williams, on Flickr
IMG_20150809_104623 by Mark Williams, on Flickr
IMG_20150816_181809 by Mark Williams, on Flickr
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