Cheeky old woman....

[ridds]

Just had some random old woman beat on my front door (not your usual knock).

She asked if I owned a black and white "skinny" cat. I replied yes to which she advised me that he might go hungry now as she's moving....

fking cheek of it. Not only has she been feeding my cat god knows what she then feels necessary to advise me that he should be fed more because she's leaving the area!

How about you don't feed my sodding cat in the first place! That way I wouldn't be worried when he hasn't come home all day.

Bloody people.

[groucho]

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

[ridds]

You certainly wouldn't like it out in Turkey then.

[anonymous-user]

ridds said:

Just had some random old woman beat on my front door (not your usual knock).

She asked if I owned a black and white "skinny" cat. I replied yes to which she advised me that he might go hungry now as she's moving....

fking cheek of it. Not only has she been feeding my cat god knows what she then feels necessary to advise me that he should be fed more because she's leaving the area!

How about you don't feed my sodding cat in the first place! That way I wouldn't be worried when he hasn't come home all day.

Bloody people.

As they say cats are cunning..

My cat prefers other peoples meat..Even after I give it enough..

[Soovy]

Kick her back doors i............. oh.

[becksW]

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

Lets not turn this into yet another debate about whether cats should be allowed out.

The point here is that this person obviously had some idea the cat was owned but still carried on feeding it, which she had no right to do even if she thought it was skinny. Chances are the cat is the weight it should be but most people see this as being underweight. If she had been that worried she should have come a knocking on doors before then.

[groucho]

ridds said:

You certainly wouldn't like it out in Turkey then.

I quite like Turkey, not as much as chicken.

[groucho]

becksW said:

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

Lets not turn this into yet another debate about whether cats should be allowed out.

T

I agree.

[bonsai]

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

I agree too, but old people do have rights unfortunately.

[ridds]

becksW said:

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

Lets not turn this into yet another debate about whether cats should be allowed out.

The point here is that this person obviously had some idea the cat was owned but still carried on feeding it, which she had no right to do even if she thought it was skinny. Chances are the cat is the weight it should be but most people see this as being underweight. If she had been that worried she should have come a knocking on doors before then.

Yep was in the Vets only a few weeks ago for jabs and they said he was the perfect weight but full of poo....

But, how do we know if how much we feed him is enough with her meddling.

Not only has she taken the tag off his collar to find our address, but I reckon she was the one who took his last collar off and then replaced it the next days a few weeks back.

[groucho]

bonsai said:

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

I agree too, but old people do have rights unfortunately.

[snuffle]

The Loose Goose said:

My cat prefers other peoples meat..Even after I give it enough..

[groucho]

ridds said:

Yep was in the Vets only a few weeks ago for jabs and they said he was the perfect weight but full of poo....

Should have sent it to Paul's bathroom.

[ridds]

groucho said:

ridds said:

Yep was in the Vets only a few weeks ago for jabs and they said he was the perfect weight but full of poo....

Should have sent it to Paul's bathroom.

With a little red rucksack?

[Soovy]

snuffle said:

The Loose Goose said:

My cat prefers other peoples meat..Even after I give it enough..

+1

[becksW]

ridds said:

becksW said:

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

Lets not turn this into yet another debate about whether cats should be allowed out.

The point here is that this person obviously had some idea the cat was owned but still carried on feeding it, which she had no right to do even if she thought it was skinny. Chances are the cat is the weight it should be but most people see this as being underweight. If she had been that worried she should have come a knocking on doors before then.

Yep was in the Vets only a few weeks ago for jabs and they said he was the perfect weight but full of poo....

But, how do we know if how much we feed him is enough with her meddling.

Not only has she taken the tag off his collar to find our address, but I reckon she was the one who took his last collar off and then replaced it the next days a few weeks back.

If he has always cleared the food you fed him, just add a little more, don't go mad, if he leaves food, then he's getting enough. If fed wet increase by no more than 1/2 sachet, if dry add 10grams. If mixture of both increse the wet slightly not the dry.

[T_Pot]

So your cat has been turning up at this old dears house for god knows how long, and she has fed it out of the kindness of her heart, at some cost im sure, and you think she is cheeky in taking the time and thought to tell you that the cats diet is about to be reduced due to her moving?

some people eh

[H_Kan]

So if your cat scratched the ladies car then you'd be under no obligation to pay for it as cats are 'wild'.

However to give the cat some food the lady needs your permission?

She doesn't appear to have harmed the cat and is probably giving you a heads up.

[Jasandjules]

How skinny is the mog? Does he clean all his food up at mealtimes?

[Jonny671]

groucho said:

bonsai said:

groucho said:

Shouldn't be roaming around. Just my opinion.

I agree too, but old people do have rights unfortunately.

Have another!