Of my new cat. She looks lovely and harmless till she starts bleating then she doesnt stop until shes ready to calm down and while shes bleating shes climbing all over you knocking stuff out you hands, if your walking about shes darting round your legs.
Sneaked up to bed last night and thought id escaped her but no she had been hiding by the radiator waiting to pounce |
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Try lying on the floor so you're at her level, let her come to you for some attention and see if she calms down any quicker. She's in a new environment and probably feels out of place and on edge- you probably just need to be patient  |
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"Of my new cat. She looks lovely and harmless till she starts bleating then she doesnt stop until shes ready to calm down and while shes bleating shes climbing all over you knocking stuff out you hands, if your walking about shes darting round your legs.
Sneaked up to bed last night and thought id escaped her but no she had been hiding by the radiator waiting to pounce"
You're probably all right. But she could be Satan's spawn. The standard advice would be to get her checked out by the vet. But most are not trained at spotting spawn of the devil. Those that are are in the debt of the evil one.
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"Of my new cat. She looks lovely and harmless till she starts bleating then she doesnt stop until shes ready to calm down and while shes bleating shes climbing all over you knocking stuff out you hands, if your walking about shes darting round your legs.
Sneaked up to bed last night and thought id escaped her but no she had been hiding by the radiator waiting to pounce"
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"Try lying on the floor so you're at her level, let her come to you for some attention and see if she calms down any quicker. She's in a new environment and probably feels out of place and on edge- you probably just need to be patient "
ive done everything its just her way. Its just funny cause you just have to wait for her to stop |
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"Try lying on the floor so you're at her level, let her come to you for some attention and see if she calms down any quicker. She's in a new environment and probably feels out of place and on edge- you probably just need to be patient ive done everything its just her way. Its just funny cause you just have to wait for her to stop"
That is what my priest told me, too ... |
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"Of my new cat. She looks lovely and harmless till she starts bleating then she doesnt stop until shes ready to calm down and while shes bleating shes climbing all over you knocking stuff out you hands, if your walking about shes darting round your legs.
Sneaked up to bed last night and thought id escaped her but no she had been hiding by the radiator waiting to pounce
Has she beene "done" yet?"
yes shes 14 nothing wrong with her apart from being part siamese |
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"Of my new cat. She looks lovely and harmless till she starts bleating then she doesnt stop until shes ready to calm down and while shes bleating shes climbing all over you knocking stuff out you hands, if your walking about shes darting round your legs.
Sneaked up to bed last night and thought id escaped her but no she had been hiding by the radiator waiting to pounce
Has she beene "done" yet?yes shes 14 nothing wrong with her apart from being part siamese"
Siamese are known for being very loud, talkative and demanding though as, as a fellow cat nut, I'm sure you know  |
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"Take it back to the place you got it from or failing that take it to the cats home."
No, no, no.
A silver bullet or a beheading is more effective.
Sometimes. |
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"Take it back to the place you got it from or failing that take it to the cats home."
why would i do that? She came from the rescue centre it was a light hearted thread cause all my other cats are quiet
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"Take it back to the place you got it from or failing that take it to the cats home.
No, no, no.
A silver bullet or a beheading is more effective.
Sometimes."
no they are lovely just this one is more vocal and settling in |
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"Of my new cat. She looks lovely and harmless till she starts bleating then she doesnt stop until shes ready to calm down and while shes bleating shes climbing all over you knocking stuff out you hands, if your walking about shes darting round your legs.
Sneaked up to bed last night and thought id escaped her but no she had been hiding by the radiator waiting to pounce
Has she beene "done" yet?yes shes 14 nothing wrong with her apart from being part siamese
Siamese are known for being very loud, talkative and demanding though as, as a fellow cat nut, I'm sure you know "
My Devon Rex used to be really talkative. It's in the breed |
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"Take it back to the place you got it from or failing that take it to the cats home.
No, no, no.
A silver bullet or a beheading is more effective.
Sometimes.no they are lovely just this one is more vocal and settling in "
I remember that film. |
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