pogofish
Testicle Hairstyle
Only other animal lovers can understand this fixation on turds when they are/have been unwell
I have had the same experience with Irish doctors once..!
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I have had the same experience with Irish doctors once..!
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Much handsome, very fluff
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
I love it when they are clearly having a great dream!
Radar used to have nightmares occasionally, all his fur would stand on end and his tail would puff up and he'd be whining
I think Jakey mostly dreams about eating though.
High Voltage
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As promised
Kittehpixs
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Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Finally managed to get a urine sample from Jakey.
Angel is back from leave and reviewed Jakey's notes from when he was away.
He's a bit concerned about protein in his urine from the last test, so we're doing full panel again to get an idea of how his kidneys are coping - whether he's not great but relatively stable, or whether he's starting to decline further more rapidly - I'm fine with that even though it's a bit more costy, as we're having other tests done anyway and it's not invasive/stressful to Jakey might as well do the whole lot at once and get some idea of how he's doing more generally.
He seems nice and perky at the moment, eating well, enjoying life, only small nuggets of poo though which might be due to further decline in his kidney function - I'd rather know, if that makes sense.
Angel is back from leave and reviewed Jakey's notes from when he was away.
He's a bit concerned about protein in his urine from the last test, so we're doing full panel again to get an idea of how his kidneys are coping - whether he's not great but relatively stable, or whether he's starting to decline further more rapidly - I'm fine with that even though it's a bit more costy, as we're having other tests done anyway and it's not invasive/stressful to Jakey might as well do the whole lot at once and get some idea of how he's doing more generally.
He seems nice and perky at the moment, eating well, enjoying life, only small nuggets of poo though which might be due to further decline in his kidney function - I'd rather know, if that makes sense.
trashpony
Hag
He’s not wrong but they’re handy for going to the binObviously not a fan of sliders
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
I think I'd be considering in the bin after that
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
On the day we moved house, our late cat Miss Buttons was less than happy about her world being turned upside down. I let her out of the carrier to explore her new surroundings and she tentatively went down the stairs, saw Mrs SFM’s coat (one of those shiny leather look ones fashionable in the late 90s) and deposited the most unbelievable amount of shit on it. Mrs SFM was aghast. I said we could wash it. She put it straight in the bin.I think I'd be considering in the bin after that
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
I mean, is it even a cat at this point? 
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
I haven't quite got the hang of the new law, but not sure it applies to feral cats - not sure how the law is going to deal with the difference, though.
LeytonCatLady
Well-Known Member
Spot the kitty time.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Gay, being handsome.
moose
like some cat from Japan
I expect there will be a lot more cats classed as 'feral' or 'community' now.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
And Cutie, in her favourite place.
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
met this kitteh again this evening when i went out to post something (post box is emptied before / during the morning post round, so you either have to get up early or post stuff of an evening)
got the 'run in front of you then stop' thing three times when i stopped petting her, and might have been there for some time, but someone came along with a dog and she decided to make a retreat...
polly
Well-Known Member
A few days ago Ken killed a wood pigeon and I left the carcass at the back of the garden to feed the insects etc. This morning the cats were circling in a weird anxious way so I went over and there was a massive hedgehog with its head buried in the pigeon, feasting away 
I haven't seen a live one since I was a kid, it was very exciting. And I feel glad that my cats did something good for wildlife, for once.
I haven't seen a live one since I was a kid, it was very exciting. And I feel glad that my cats did something good for wildlife, for once.
LeytonCatLady
Well-Known Member
And I always assumed hedgehogs were vegetarians.A few days ago Ken killed a wood pigeon and I left the carcass at the back of the garden to feed the insects etc. This morning the cats were circling in a weird anxious way so I went over and there was a massive hedgehog with its head buried in the pigeon, feasting away
StoneRoad
heckling from the back!
technically hedgepigs are insectivorous, eating a lot of beetles, but they don't turn down other things that they come across on their night time wanderings ...
don't feed 'em milk / bread nor fish-based cat food.
polly
Well-Known Member
I've read that they're often starving these days, due to depletion of insect populations
so I was glad it could stuff its face.
pogofish
Testicle Hairstyle
They will eat just about anything - When the store near me had a hot chicken counter, I used to get a big bag of wings and legs for pennies at the end of the night and had Hedgehogs and more than a few cats coming into my garden from all around for a good feed. I think nine individual Hedgehogs was the most I counted at one time.
pogofish
Testicle Hairstyle
so I went over and there was a massive hedgehog with its head buried in the pigeon, feasting away
Massive Hedgehog - Almost certainly a Female and possibly pregnant. Keep-up with the scraps and look out for more soon.
They just love hot chips IME - If I make any late night chips, I often find a Hog or two waiting in the grass by my back door, noses in the air, hopefully!
The nearer one is the female and the males can get so fearless that they will toddle right-up and take chips from your hand.
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seeformiles
Lost in the wood
There’s a new box in town
polly
Well-Known Member
Massive Hedgehog - Almost certainly a Female and possibly pregnant. Keep-up with the scraps and look out for more soon.
They just love hot chips IME - If I make any late night chips, I often find a Hog or two waiting in the grass by my back door, noses in the air, hopefully!
The nearer one is the female and the males can get so fearless that they will toddle right-up and take chips from your hand.
Oh my god I'm so envious!! They're so cool. I'm nervous about encouraging them because of the cats. Are they pretty cat-proof? Both of mine are in full on kill mode at the moment :/
