philosophical
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Those eye colours are science fictionesque.
yes & yes ...Cat due tomorrow morning! Frantic shopping going on. Everything is different since I last had a cat.
Should I get some Feliway?
Should I get a scratch post?
She won't be an indoor cat forever, just till she can be trusted to come back.
Fantastic eye colours from both of them.
Just catching up on this exciting news! Chuffed for you both! She's a beauty. She'll have a lovely life with you!Cat due tomorrow morning! Frantic shopping going on. Everything is different since I last had a cat.
Should I get some Feliway?
Should I get a scratch post?
She won't be an indoor cat forever, just till she can be trusted to come back.
Cat due tomorrow morning! Frantic shopping going on. Everything is different since I last had a cat.
Should I get some Feliway?
Should I get a scratch post?
She won't be an indoor cat forever, just till she can be trusted to come back.
Just catching up on this exciting news! Chuffed for you both! She's a beauty. She'll have a lovely life with you!
I've never had much joy with Feliway - unless she's particularly anxious, I wouldn't bother. Scratch post - if you have room, otherwise one of the flat corrugated cardboard scratch pads. We bought loads of stuff for ours, and most of it was never used or abandoned pretty quickly, with the exception of little plastic springs and feathery mice to bat about, a catnip moth, and the laser for chasing.
I prefer Pet Remedy to Feliway as well and if one of my cats is going to the vets I wipe the inside of the carrier with it half an hour before we leave. It seems to have a similar effect as cat nip on my lot as they all start rubbing into the carrier and acting daft.I'm often banging on about Pet Remedy, but it's proper good stuff ime. A lot of vets use it. It does have quite a strong valerian whiff to it for a couple of minutes but after that you can't smell anything. I use the spray but you can get plug-ins and wipes and such. That said, there are always reviews from people who say it does nothing for their pets, so maybe some are a bit immune to its calming effects. I swear by it myself, always calms Arnold when there are other cats sniffing round or loud noises going on.
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Yes to Feliway - Jocky visibly relaxes when I plug ours in before going away for the weekend, and previous cats loved it too.Cat due tomorrow morning! Frantic shopping going on. Everything is different since I last had a cat.
Should I get some Feliway?
Should I get a scratch post?
She won't be an indoor cat forever, just till she can be trusted to come back.
Do they have a cat flap? I understand the anxiety, went through it when we first left Jocky, but he's happy just mooching around on his own, robot feeder gives him dry food and he has his cat flap.Holiday cat advice please.
Our kit kits are now around 18 months old, they've been going outside for over a year, we kept them in last year when we went away for 2 weeks, a friend feeds them. We are thinking to keep them in again as we would worry, and the girls are very attached. We also all feel bad about keeping them in.
I think we should stick with our plan and keep them in.
Jocky is HUGELY affectionate with me. I can't bloody move without him following me tbh, and he's always jumping up on me, touching me and wanting attention.I want to show this video to everyone who says cats are all aloof and don't care about their humans.
Mine have all been like this.
Cat due tomorrow morning! Frantic shopping going on. Everything is different since I last had a cat.
Should I get some Feliway?
Should I get a scratch post?
She won't be an indoor cat forever, just till she can be trusted to come back.
My cat won't touch his cardboard one. When I put catnip on it, he just licked it off then drooled all over the pad.The cardboard scratchers are£3.00 from Home Bargains - no need to spend a great deal. The bag of catnip that came with it was dreadful but you can get better quality stuff that they love.
Thanks for the update, glad all seems OK!He actually seems really good, all things considered - he's lively and has eaten a bit better than his usual attempts of late, and is currently enjoying the sunshine.
I'm in "keeping an eye on him" mode for now.
My cat won't touch his cardboard one. When I put catnip on it, he just licked it off then drooled all over the pad.
You'll want the same food and litter as she's using at the moment to help her settle in, especially if she's on dry food switching suddenly can cause an upset stomach and that is not what you want when she's probably going to be hiding under your sofa/bed/bookcase at first!Cat due tomorrow morning! Frantic shopping going on. Everything is different since I last had a cat.
Should I get some Feliway?
Should I get a scratch post?
She won't be an indoor cat forever, just till she can be trusted to come back.
Yes, I checked what they've been feeding her, the rescue are delivering her with a bag of their normal litter, I've checked her mealtimes (on demand!), they're also sending a polystyrene thing she's been sleeping in... I'm trying to keep things the same that can be the same.You'll want the same food and litter as she's using at the moment to help her settle in, especially if she's on dry food switching suddenly can cause an upset stomach and that is not what you want when she's probably going to be hiding under your sofa/bed/bookcase at first!
I'm made up for you, I hope it all goes as smoothly as it can.
Have you decided on a name yet, or are you going to see what happens once she's there? A name sometimes seems really appropriate for them when you have got to know them a bit
I've had a few thoughts on names but nothing definite.
I will never forget the day we first visited Sonic's breeder for the "are we on the same cat wavelength" interview and to meet the available kittens.Extreme violence between two of our friend's Norwegian Forest kittens... hopefully we're going to visit and see the whole litter at the end of the month
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I would actually call them Lestat and Louis though...Extreme violence between two of our friend's Norwegian Forest kittens... hopefully we're going to visit and see the whole litter at the end of the month
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It's Yubaba beating up Kamashi - this litter's all named after Spirited Away characters.I would actually call them Lestat and Louis though...
It doesn't matter what they are called at first, they'll end up being "Furry Messy Bottom" and "Mrs Gem Gem Ginger Knickers" or something similarly edifyingIt's Yubaba beating up Kamashi - this litter's all named after Spirited Away characters.
Mildly amusing that they are Granny and Grandpa.It's Yubaba beating up Kamashi - this litter's all named after Spirited Away characters.