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By *etLikeMan
over a year ago
most fundamental aspects |
Mine is staring up at me while I write this with his “you give that phone more attention than me” look.
I’m soon to “abandon” him to go off to work.
So in his mind, I’m not spoiling him, I’m being utterly horrible |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Love cats
Spoil my 2 everyday ,plus I'm feeding some of the local cats ,whilst the lady who usually does is away!."
Tins of tuna are called for today eh  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Mine is staring up at me while I write this with his “you give that phone more attention than me” look.
I’m soon to “abandon” him to go off to work.
So in his mind, I’m not spoiling him, I’m being utterly horrible "
Rotten bugger   |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"They can have some tuna! Or chicken- which they will probably leave half way through to go and stalk the local hedgehog!"
Tell them good luck with the hedgehog  |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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"*weeps*
{{{Hugs}}}"
My daughter came him last night, it was all very sad. She’s already been out to wish Merlin a good morning and I’ve promised that we can choose a plant and an ornament if she likes (please don’t let her choose anything hideous  )
Still very much adjusting to my cat free home, I’m convinced I keep seeing him out of the corner of my eye and then I remember 
God help the next friendly cat we come across, we may just take up camp and stay and pet them all day! |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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"*weeps*
{{{Hugs}}}
My daughter came him last night, it was all very sad. She’s already been out to wish Merlin a good morning and I’ve promised that we can choose a plant and an ornament if she likes (please don’t let her choose anything hideous )
Still very much adjusting to my cat free home, I’m convinced I keep seeing him out of the corner of my eye and then I remember
God help the next friendly cat we come across, we may just take up camp and stay and pet them all day!"
Came home. Can’t type today |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My three furbabies are totally spoilt. Morning cuddles in bed still. They can have the cream off the top of the milk xx "
Do you still get cream on the top?
Not seen that for donkeys years  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"*weeps*
{{{Hugs}}}
My daughter came him last night, it was all very sad. She’s already been out to wish Merlin a good morning and I’ve promised that we can choose a plant and an ornament if she likes (please don’t let her choose anything hideous )
Still very much adjusting to my cat free home, I’m convinced I keep seeing him out of the corner of my eye and then I remember
God help the next friendly cat we come across, we may just take up camp and stay and pet them all day!"
Give it a bit of time to do your grieving. ...then think about another one  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"*weeps*
{{{Hugs}}}
My daughter came him last night, it was all very sad. She’s already been out to wish Merlin a good morning and I’ve promised that we can choose a plant and an ornament if she likes (please don’t let her choose anything hideous )
Still very much adjusting to my cat free home, I’m convinced I keep seeing him out of the corner of my eye and then I remember
God help the next friendly cat we come across, we may just take up camp and stay and pet them all day!
Came home. Can’t type today "
I can't type any fecking day |
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"My three furbabies are totally spoilt. Morning cuddles in bed still. They can have the cream off the top of the milk xx
Do you still get cream on the top?
Not seen that for donkeys years "
Yes we get organic full fat milk in glass bottles delivered from milkman, old school eh  xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I’ll give them extra treats & brush them for a little longer! Haha.
One is outside enjoying the sun, the other is sitting in front of me watching my eat my breakfast like normal. |
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My two have popped in had their dry food ... and some fish felix ... and now they have gone back out. ...hopefully to shit in the neighbours garden cause he is a twat and has put carpet gripper along his fence so they wont walk along it. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
As you know Mistress, a beautiful cat has 'adopted' us. She is still housebound until Friday, when she has her stitches out. She is being thoroughly spoilt and loved everyday, as she's had such an awful time, bless her...she wakes me at 6 in the morning, for her breakfast and them comes to bed for cuddles  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair"
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why  |
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why "
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit "
Haha, it's quite sweet, but she does it with her claws out! |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit "
It’s also called ‘padding’ I believe it starts when whey are kittens and they do it on their mothers side when they are feeding possibly to help stimulate the flow of milk |
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
Haha, it's quite sweet, but she does it with her claws out! "
The little furry darlings get away with murder don't they? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
It’s also called ‘padding’ I believe it starts when whey are kittens and they do it on their mothers side when they are feeding possibly to help stimulate the flow of milk "
Thank you, I have read that. This cat turned up in our garden and had 3 kittens, whilst we were on holiday. She is only about a year old herself. We looked after them all in the garden, with the support of the CPL, for about 10 days, we used to see the kittens do this, although she wasn't feeding them anymore. We decided to keep her and the kittens have been rehomed |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
It’s also called ‘padding’ I believe it starts when whey are kittens and they do it on their mothers side when they are feeding possibly to help stimulate the flow of milk
Thank you, I have read that. This cat turned up in our garden and had 3 kittens, whilst we were on holiday. She is only about a year old herself. We looked after them all in the garden, with the support of the CPL, for about 10 days, we used to see the kittens do this, although she wasn't feeding them anymore. We decided to keep her and the kittens have been rehomed "
Aw that’s so kind of you  |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
Haha, it's quite sweet, but she does it with her claws out!
The little furry darlings get away with murder don't they? "
Especially the kittens with the razor sharp little claws that swipe at anything they see dangling eh? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
It’s also called ‘padding’ I believe it starts when whey are kittens and they do it on their mothers side when they are feeding possibly to help stimulate the flow of milk
Thank you, I have read that. This cat turned up in our garden and had 3 kittens, whilst we were on holiday. She is only about a year old herself. We looked after them all in the garden, with the support of the CPL, for about 10 days, we used to see the kittens do this, although she wasn't feeding them anymore. We decided to keep her and the kittens have been rehomed
Aw that’s so kind of you "
Aah, thank you, she attached herself to us and let us look after her kittens with her, we couldn't resist her. She was spayed last week and has stitches out on Friday, so she can then go out. It appears she was dumped pregnant, in our village, no one came forward for her and she wasn't chipped, she chose our garden as we have lots of coverage for her to hide her kittens. |
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As they are spoilt constantly it will just be some nice food. Its the big birthday party next week. As they are rescue i dont know when any of thems birthdays are so they all share the date of the one ive had since she was a kitten |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
Haha, it's quite sweet, but she does it with her claws out!
The little furry darlings get away with murder don't they?
Especially the kittens with the razor sharp little claws that swipe at anything they see dangling eh? "
Put the fear of god in me it did I tells ya!! |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Well one of my three furry fiends woke me two hours before I needed to be up and persisted to nudge, lick and knit me until it was time to get dressed... and I still fed her. So I reckon that is fair
When you say 'knit' do you mean knead, I ask because we are new cat owners and my little cat likes to knead and nuzzle my arm...wondered why
Sorry, yes, just me calling it knit
Haha, it's quite sweet, but she does it with her claws out!
The little furry darlings get away with murder don't they?
Especially the kittens with the razor sharp little claws that swipe at anything they see dangling eh?
Put the fear of god in me it did I tells ya!! "
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"I guess I'll have to forgive her for waking me up at 4am.....and 5am....and 6am....and 7am.....
I had promised myself she would sleep in the kitchen...never happened "
Noo, I've had a cat on the foot of my bed for the last 40 odd years, it's isn't changing any time soon! |
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"I guess I'll have to forgive her for waking me up at 4am.....and 5am....and 6am....and 7am.....
I had promised myself she would sleep in the kitchen...never happened
Noo, I've had a cat on the foot of my bed for the last 40 odd years, it's isn't changing any time soon! "
i find it hard work in this weather sharing the bed with four cats. But i have managed to get fat cat to curl up next to me rather than on me but i wont be kicking them out anytime soon |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"I guess I'll have to forgive her for waking me up at 4am.....and 5am....and 6am....and 7am.....
I had promised myself she would sleep in the kitchen...never happened
Noo, I've had a cat on the foot of my bed for the last 40 odd years, it's isn't changing any time soon! "
I see the attraction |
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"Mine obviously loves me, she brought me a lovely present this morning.
Dropped a half dead mouse on my foot while making breakfast!
Haha! Bless her "
I was cool with the present, it was when my chihuahua ate it, I grossed out |
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By *lceeWoman
over a year ago
Leeds |
"Mine woke me up at 4am shouting and running about, so for International Cat Day I will give her the gift of not putting her in the bin. "
My two did the same, along with scrabbling at my bedroom door to get in.
Seeing as every day is International Cat Day in our household, our most important members of the family will be spoiled rotten with snuggles and piggyback rides until I put them to bed. I actually have to sing them to sleep or they keep us up. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Mine obviously loves me, she brought me a lovely present this morning.
Dropped a half dead mouse on my foot while making breakfast!
Haha! Bless her
I was cool with the present, it was when my chihuahua ate it, I grossed out "
Blurgh!! |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Mine woke me up at 4am shouting and running about, so for International Cat Day I will give her the gift of not putting her in the bin.
My two did the same, along with scrabbling at my bedroom door to get in.
Seeing as every day is International Cat Day in our household, our most important members of the family will be spoiled rotten with snuggles and piggyback rides until I put them to bed. I actually have to sing them to sleep or they keep us up. "
I love this..any particular song they like? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"My moggy certainly needs spoiling.
Not just for international cat day, but I've also just got a 10 week old puppy who's VERY keen to play with him. The cat, not so keen."
Aah, I'm sure they will become good friends |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Jeez I've just remembered why I'm hardly on here....too many attention seekers ffs  "
Aint that the truth?
The lengths people will go to for attention are quite sick making sometimes |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My three furbabies are totally spoilt. Morning cuddles in bed still. They can have the cream off the top of the milk xx "
Please don't give your cats cow milk or cream - most adult cats are lactose intolerant and giving them dairy products can cause diarrhoea and extremely painful intestinal cramps, which in the worst case scenario can lead to the cat needing to be put down. There are plenty of "safe" treats available, as well as specific cat milk which is not dairy based.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pooch is unimpressed lom
Awwww tell him he can dream about chasing cats tonight "
he doesn't mind cats to be fair there are a few feral ones from the farm he wuite likes. Now Mr fox on the other hand |
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By *lceeWoman
over a year ago
Leeds |
"Mine woke me up at 4am shouting and running about, so for International Cat Day I will give her the gift of not putting her in the bin.
My two did the same, along with scrabbling at my bedroom door to get in.
Seeing as every day is International Cat Day in our household, our most important members of the family will be spoiled rotten with snuggles and piggyback rides until I put them to bed. I actually have to sing them to sleep or they keep us up.
I love this..any particular song they like? "
A very off-key random song that I wail quite unmusically along the lines of ‘Sleeeeeepy-tiiiiime, tiiiiime for beeeeed....snuuuuugle dooooown and goooooo to sleeeeep...’ et cetera, et cetera. Utter nonsense finishing with a ‘niiiiight niiiiight...mummy loves you...niiight niiiight’...but they do come into the living room and curl up for sleepy night time snuggles before bed when I do it.
Super-weird fricking cats. (Super-weird fricking me, for that matter ) |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Mine woke me up at 4am shouting and running about, so for International Cat Day I will give her the gift of not putting her in the bin.
My two did the same, along with scrabbling at my bedroom door to get in.
Seeing as every day is International Cat Day in our household, our most important members of the family will be spoiled rotten with snuggles and piggyback rides until I put them to bed. I actually have to sing them to sleep or they keep us up.
I love this..any particular song they like?
A very off-key random song that I wail quite unmusically along the lines of ‘Sleeeeeepy-tiiiiime, tiiiiime for beeeeed....snuuuuugle dooooown and goooooo to sleeeeep...’ et cetera, et cetera. Utter nonsense finishing with a ‘niiiiight niiiiight...mummy loves you...niiight niiiight’...but they do come into the living room and curl up for sleepy night time snuggles before bed when I do it.
Super-weird fricking cats. (Super-weird fricking me, for that matter )"
I love that! I've found my cat sleeps all day and wants to play all night, this is sounding normal to me, having read all the posts |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Just bought mine a five foot high climbing frame with a hammock and all sorts on it. She’s only twelve weeks old though. She absolutely loves it lol"
Sounds great and very stimulating for a young cat |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a Bengal and a Siamese who are already a pampered pair but today I will bring the Bengal a plastic straw home cos he adores playing. With them and my dinky lapcat Siamese can have all the fuss and cuddles she wants |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"I have a Bengal and a Siamese who are already a pampered pair but today I will bring the Bengal a plastic straw home cos he adores playing. With them and my dinky lapcat Siamese can have all the fuss and cuddles she wants "
It's amazing what simple things cats will play with. Mine won't even sleep in a cat bed...she'd rather sleep in ours! |
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"I have a Bengal and a Siamese who are already a pampered pair but today I will bring the Bengal a plastic straw home cos he adores playing. With them and my dinky lapcat Siamese can have all the fuss and cuddles she wants
It's amazing what simple things cats will play with. Mine won't even sleep in a cat bed...she'd rather sleep in ours! "
you will have fun watching her personality develop. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"I have a Bengal and a Siamese who are already a pampered pair but today I will bring the Bengal a plastic straw home cos he adores playing. With them and my dinky lapcat Siamese can have all the fuss and cuddles she wants
It's amazing what simple things cats will play with. Mine won't even sleep in a cat bed...she'd rather sleep in ours! you will have fun watching her personality develop."
Oh we are! This is all new to us, she is a little nervous, but she still shows us lots of love, we were told that she had chosen us and our garden to have her kittens in, we adore her. Been doing a lot of googling so we know how to look after her and keep her happy and confident with us. |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
We had to have an asbestos survey today, and they turned up with huge ladders, my poor little man got such a scare (he is a house cat) and ran into the next door property, as it was left open, took me over 15 minutes to find him (we live in a block of 6) and two of the properties are empty and the workers had left the front doors open.
It wasn't an enjoyable 15 minutes for any of us, but the look of relief on his little face when I found where he was hiding and came out to me straight away was a picture never mind the 'slow my beating heart' All nice and relaxed now |
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"I have a Bengal and a Siamese who are already a pampered pair but today I will bring the Bengal a plastic straw home cos he adores playing. With them and my dinky lapcat Siamese can have all the fuss and cuddles she wants
It's amazing what simple things cats will play with. Mine won't even sleep in a cat bed...she'd rather sleep in ours! you will have fun watching her personality develop.
Oh we are! This is all new to us, she is a little nervous, but she still shows us lots of love, we were told that she had chosen us and our garden to have her kittens in, we adore her. Been doing a lot of googling so we know how to look after her and keep her happy and confident with us. "
my partner has a cat who chose him. He lives in the countryside and she randomly turned up on his door step. There are lots of catlovers sites you could join to get hints and tips |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"We had to have an asbestos survey today, and they turned up with huge ladders, my poor little man got such a scare (he is a house cat) and ran into the next door property, as it was left open, took me over 15 minutes to find him (we live in a block of 6) and two of the properties are empty and the workers had left the front doors open.
It wasn't an enjoyable 15 minutes for any of us, but the look of relief on his little face when I found where he was hiding and came out to me straight away was a picture never mind the 'slow my beating heart' All nice and relaxed now "
Gosh that was a scary time for you, so glad you were reunited |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"I have a Bengal and a Siamese who are already a pampered pair but today I will bring the Bengal a plastic straw home cos he adores playing. With them and my dinky lapcat Siamese can have all the fuss and cuddles she wants
It's amazing what simple things cats will play with. Mine won't even sleep in a cat bed...she'd rather sleep in ours! you will have fun watching her personality develop.
Oh we are! This is all new to us, she is a little nervous, but she still shows us lots of love, we were told that she had chosen us and our garden to have her kittens in, we adore her. Been doing a lot of googling so we know how to look after her and keep her happy and confident with us. my partner has a cat who chose him. He lives in the countryside and she randomly turned up on his door step. There are lots of catlovers sites you could join to get hints and tips"
How lovely. Thanks for that, that sounds really useful, after all cat owners are the ones with the knowledge |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
"We had to have an asbestos survey today, and they turned up with huge ladders, my poor little man got such a scare (he is a house cat) and ran into the next door property, as it was left open, took me over 15 minutes to find him (we live in a block of 6) and two of the properties are empty and the workers had left the front doors open.
It wasn't an enjoyable 15 minutes for any of us, but the look of relief on his little face when I found where he was hiding and came out to me straight away was a picture never mind the 'slow my beating heart' All nice and relaxed now
Gosh that was a scary time for you, so glad you were reunited "
It really was! I knew he wouldn't have gone all the way downstairs as he is a little scardy cat, but your mind isn't rational when in panic mode but the relief was unbelievable |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"We had to have an asbestos survey today, and they turned up with huge ladders, my poor little man got such a scare (he is a house cat) and ran into the next door property, as it was left open, took me over 15 minutes to find him (we live in a block of 6) and two of the properties are empty and the workers had left the front doors open.
It wasn't an enjoyable 15 minutes for any of us, but the look of relief on his little face when I found where he was hiding and came out to me straight away was a picture never mind the 'slow my beating heart' All nice and relaxed now
Gosh that was a scary time for you, so glad you were reunited
It really was! I knew he wouldn't have gone all the way downstairs as he is a little scardy cat, but your mind isn't rational when in panic mode but the relief was unbelievable "
I am having moments like that with our new cat, we know she's in the house, but she gets in the most obscure places, she comes out covered in cobwebs!! |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
"We had to have an asbestos survey today, and they turned up with huge ladders, my poor little man got such a scare (he is a house cat) and ran into the next door property, as it was left open, took me over 15 minutes to find him (we live in a block of 6) and two of the properties are empty and the workers had left the front doors open.
It wasn't an enjoyable 15 minutes for any of us, but the look of relief on his little face when I found where he was hiding and came out to me straight away was a picture never mind the 'slow my beating heart' All nice and relaxed now
Gosh that was a scary time for you, so glad you were reunited
It really was! I knew he wouldn't have gone all the way downstairs as he is a little scardy cat, but your mind isn't rational when in panic mode but the relief was unbelievable
I am having moments like that with our new cat, we know she's in the house, but she gets in the most obscure places, she comes out covered in cobwebs!! "
Yes my little ragdoll, looked like a 'ragdoll' covered in cobwebs as well  |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"We had to have an asbestos survey today, and they turned up with huge ladders, my poor little man got such a scare (he is a house cat) and ran into the next door property, as it was left open, took me over 15 minutes to find him (we live in a block of 6) and two of the properties are empty and the workers had left the front doors open.
It wasn't an enjoyable 15 minutes for any of us, but the look of relief on his little face when I found where he was hiding and came out to me straight away was a picture never mind the 'slow my beating heart' All nice and relaxed now
Gosh that was a scary time for you, so glad you were reunited
It really was! I knew he wouldn't have gone all the way downstairs as he is a little scardy cat, but your mind isn't rational when in panic mode but the relief was unbelievable
I am having moments like that with our new cat, we know she's in the house, but she gets in the most obscure places, she comes out covered in cobwebs!!
Yes my little ragdoll, looked like a 'ragdoll' covered in cobwebs as well "
Aah, bless |
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I love cats I miss having them.
Unfortunately I have a Lurcher who hates them and I have a hard enough time stopping him butchering the neighbours. I wish I had got him earlier so as to have intergrated him with cats shame. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"I love cats I miss having them.
Unfortunately I have a Lurcher who hates them and I have a hard enough time stopping him butchering the neighbours. I wish I had got him earlier so as to have intergrated him with cats shame. "
Aah that is a shame, enjoy him , I love dogs too! |
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"I love cats I miss having them.
Unfortunately I have a Lurcher who hates them and I have a hard enough time stopping him butchering the neighbours. I wish I had got him earlier so as to have intergrated him with cats shame.
Aah that is a shame, enjoy him , I love dogs too! "
I rescued him so his unfortunate behaviour towards other animals had already been installed. He’s fine around dogs and people but anything else that moves he’s off like a rocket. |
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over a year ago
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Awww I didn't even know, but I bought them a treat anyway, a little mouse ya put dreamies in it n they have to boot it about so they fall out. Boo loved it but the dog (sshh don't tell him he's a cat!) he wasn't too impressed... Think he prefers being told to sit n shake hands for his treats |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"I love cats I miss having them.
Unfortunately I have a Lurcher who hates them and I have a hard enough time stopping him butchering the neighbours. I wish I had got him earlier so as to have intergrated him with cats shame.
Aah that is a shame, enjoy him , I love dogs too!
I rescued him so his unfortunate behaviour towards other animals had already been installed. He’s fine around dogs and people but anything else that moves he’s off like a rocket. "
Good for you, he deserves a good home, all animals do. My cat is adopted by us, after being dumped whilst pregnant, she is thoroughly spoilt here |
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