yaketyyak
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Beautiful cat. I am wondering if that will be how my Meeep will look when he is all grown up.
Beautiful cat. I am wondering if that will be how my Meeep will look when he is all grown up.
Well Meep does seem to have the tell-tale hairy ears We got Stan from Cat's Protection, and he turned out to be a posh Siberian.Beautiful cat. I am wondering if that will be how my Meeep will look when he is all grown up.
His fur is definately becoming thicker and he has the same white bib as your lovely and very posh Stan. I don't think Meeep is very posh though. The place I got him from was utterly minging.Well Meep does seem to have the tell-tale hairy ears We got Stan from Cat's Protection, and he turned out to be a posh Siberian.
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this is pepper, who came to live with me on saturday. she's six months old, and very friendly and purry, and seems to be settling in well.
she has a ridiculously fluffy tail, which makes her look part squirrel, and ridiculously tufty ears, which makes her look part owl (imo). so far, her favourite things seem to be sleeping in unexpected places*, trying to eat receipts, sticking her head up sleeves and purring like a small motorbike.
she is absolutely lovely
* i spent about ten minutes panicking when i got in this afternoon cos i couldn't find her. looked in the wardrobe she hid in yesterday, no joy.
should've checked my bag first
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Hey, thanks for all the wishes. Well, it's always a worry. Vets that know more than the basics about guinea pigs are like gold dust. This guy had a group of sows - last one died just before his wife had a baby, but he wants to get more when the kid's a bit older. It's actually his missus who'll be looking after them mainly, so methinks they will probably end up with their own pigs sooner rather than later!I hope Griff is fully recovered by the time you get back. I'm sure he'll be fine, it's lovely of your vet to take him in like that
Ohh, that didn't take five minutes! But ever since I took that, I've repeatedly thought that she looks just like a fat little aristocrat.
Procrastination?
I will add to this, given it's only just returned to conscious recollection.So it's okay for you to wake me up in the small hours, dripping wet and with filthy paws - but when I come to say hello during the hours of daylight you always give me a filthy look.
That so reminds me of Mr. Kippers
Him: sitting outside the window and looking pathetic "Open it for me" (at least I guess that is what Meooooow means in this case!)
Me: through the glass "The cat flap is just over there"
Him: "Open it for me"
Me: "Mr. K. the cat flap is just behind you"
Him: "Open it"
Me: "No"
Him: "Open it"
Me: "No. Go to the cat flap"
Him: "Open it"
I open the window, which he startes at for ages before finally jumping in
I will add to this, given it's only just returned to conscious recollection.
At 05:30 this morning, Nigel was going bonkers to be let out, so I staggered through to my office and opened the window to the cat ladder.
At 07:00, I was woken up by a piteous, loud, barking, in-my-face cat. The problem wasn't that the window was closed. The problem was that the twat had come home, snuggled up to me in bed, and forgotten that the window was open. So needed to be walked back to my office, so she could re-discover it was open for herself.
Noticed that yest though Luke has a bigger noseMiss Quaod. Nigel looks very similar to Luke.
Pretty sure that Schrodes just dislocated my finger
He was standing on the bed, facing away from me and the laptop cable was running underneath him. I wanted to put the laptop away so I very lightly touched one of his back legs so that he would move and the cable would be free (he normally takes a step forward if I touch his legs/paws)
But something must have spooked him because instead of moving a step forward he kicked out his back leg hard and ran off at full pelt. His foot hit my little finger at a weird angle and it popped out of joint. It popped straight back in again - thats the silver lining to having hyper mobile joints - you may dislocate joints at the drop of a hat but at least they can be popped back in more easily
I've got a dull ache in my finger and shooting pains from my finger to my wrist and from my wrist to my elbow
In fact, I've just sent Artichoke that 2nd pic, to see if she'll twig that it isn't Nigel.