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The neighbour who thinks Colin is lovely and not a cold-hearted sociopath just posted a New Year's gift through the door :D:thumbs: He must've been out doing his shopping, seen the discounted chicken and thought "I know, I'll buy that for Colin from next door, I'll pop out through the letter box when I get home. Happy New Year Colin"

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The neighbour who thinks Colin is lovely and not a cold-hearted sociopath just posted a New Year's gift through the door :D:thumbs: He must've been out doing his shopping, seen the discounted chicken and thought "I know, I'll buy that for Colin from next door, I'll pop out through the letter box when I get home. Happy New Year Colin from next door"

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It's clearly labelled as 'low fat' - conclusion - your neighbour is a body nazi and thinks Colin is overeating.

OR -

Your neighbour doesn't like you very much, but loves your cat, and wants to make sure that none of the humans in the house benefit from his generosity.

:D
 
He should try this instead:

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Moonie and Perry

The wee fella in the foreground has a very similar disconcerting stare to the one my Sonic has. :D "What Are You Doing, Human?" (I don't think I have a photo of Sonic where he isn't glaring at me!)
 
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For crap sake - Sonic just barfed on Jakey whilst Jakey was asleep. I cannot possibly be the only cat owner here who has had to clean vomit/furball/unidentified mush originating from cat A off of the exterior of cat B. Please don't let me be the only one here who has ever had to do that :oops:
 
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I'm a bit worried about my cat. Do cats get depressed? Maybe it's the weather or maybe it's just that he's getting older (he's my first cat and he's just turned 3).
He just seems a bit listless and less curious about the world the last few days. Hasn't been doing the mad running around jumping on things routine either..
How do I cheer him up, suggestions please?
 
I'm a bit worried about my cat. Do cats get depressed? Maybe it's the weather or maybe it's just that he's getting older (he's my first cat and he's just turned 3).
He just seems a bit listless and less curious about the world the last few days. Hasn't been doing the mad running around jumping on things routine either..
How do I cheer him up, suggestions please?

lots of cats do this in the winter. they stay in and sleep 22 hours a day. madamme will spend half the day chasing things only she can see round the back garden in the summer and at times is only in the house long enough to eat. she's only been out for a few hours in the last couple of weeks. keep an eye out for any other potential issues, but i suspect this one will resolve itself in the spring.
 
lots of cats do this in the winter. they stay in and sleep 22 hours a day. madamme will spend half the day chasing things only she can see round the back garden in the summer and at times is only in the house long enough to eat. she's only been out for a few hours in the last couple of weeks. keep an eye out for any other potential issues, but i suspect this one will resolve itself in the spring.
Thank you. So maybe he's just feeling a bit like I'm feeling then. Makes sense.
 
Yes! So it's ok for me and him both to just curl up for a bit, awaiting the spring. :)

if i could sleep 22 hours a day from november until march, i would.

but do keep an eye out. cats can be fairly subtle in communicating what is the matter with them but if you can pick up something else happening then it could be a problem. but sleeping loads at this time of year, with no other issues is something i don't worry about in my own cat(s)
 
Mine sleep loads all year round, tbf, but are definitely even less active in the winter.
 
I'm a bit worried about my cat. Do cats get depressed? Maybe it's the weather or maybe it's just that he's getting older (he's my first cat and he's just turned 3).
He just seems a bit listless and less curious about the world the last few days. Hasn't been doing the mad running around jumping on things routine either..
How do I cheer him up, suggestions please?

would agree with the others who have said it's probably the weather.

3 is certainly not 'old' for a cat (it's not quite as simple as 1 human year = x number of cat years, but a cat that's turned 3 is perhaps about equivalent to a human reaching their mid 20s, so maybe kitty's moving beyond his 'teenage' phase)

you could always refer to post 6186 and get him some sort of cat toy to entertain him :p

although seriously, if he continues to be like this, or shows any other signs of not being right (e.g. being seriously off his food for any amount of time, any change in litter tray habits) then it might be worth seeking more qualified advice...
 
Colin's going for a weigh in tomorrow at the vet's. See quite how much he's been stealing / scrounging / extorting / charming from the neighbours :oops::)
 
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