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bimble
floofy
Yes, that was my worst bit.. mid twenties is hard work , even if you've not been castrated.
He's still very enthusiastic about food and elasticated toy mice so I am going to take don't worry advice for now .
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
Yes, that was my worst bit.. mid twenties is hard work , even if you've not been castrated.
and bear in mind that he's got 9 mid life crises to come...
bimble
floofy
Yeah well that's nothing, I've been having mid life crisees since i turned 12.
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Charlie, the shit, used to do it during spider season because he knew I am scared of them. Peggy seems to have even more precise eyesight so I predict a spring/summer/autumn of nothing but abject terror on my part.
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Peggy can spot a tiny little fruit fly from several metres away, and will demolish a room to get to it as if it was some prime morsel of fattened mouse.
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
A seasonal message from last century (or maybe earlier, it looks a bit Louis Wain to me):
Sea Star
have you ever explored your dark side?
My cats completely ignore boxes. I don't understand it at all!!He should try this instead:
Vintage Paw
dead stare and computer glare
Peggy has no interest in boxes either. I think her thing might be large bags instead. I need more testing supplies.
Colin had his weigh in. The greedy git has put on 400g 
He'll be back soon enough. I've done similar stressing about Colin - I'm sure yours will be back soon too. But in his own timeNo sign of stray tabby today, according to the lady who's feeding my two.At least I now know he can get out of the cat flap, as well as getting in, and isn't crapping in the house. No doubt he will be back.
bimble
floofy
For the cat who doesn't want to be seen in a plain old cardboard box, you can buy one of these cardboard things now, instead.
I've just spent quite a long tome on ebay looking at the world of cat entertainment products. Mine has no idea how old fashioned his toys are, which is a good thing.
I've just spent quite a long tome on ebay looking at the world of cat entertainment products. Mine has no idea how old fashioned his toys are, which is a good thing.
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
Cooked a joint of beef earlier which was for lunches and a couple of dinners this week. Left it on the side to cool. I think you can all see where this is going...
Anyway won't be making thAt mistake again. The mauled beef I found on the floor is now in the bin and someone won't need feeding later
Lesson learned
Anyway won't be making thAt mistake again. The mauled beef I found on the floor is now in the bin and someone won't need feeding later
Lesson learned
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
Cooked a joint of beef earlier which was for lunches and a couple of dinners this week. Left it on the side to cool. I think you can all see where this is going...
Anyway won't be making thAt mistake again. The mauled beef I found on the floor is now in the bin and someone won't need feeding later
Lesson learned
there is no surface where "the cat won't be able to get up there" when there is food involved...
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
Apparently not
I'd forgotten that as our last cat was older and not much of a jumper. I won't forget again. I think we're lucky Xmas dinner remained unscathed
Sea Star
have you ever explored your dark side?
we bought them a cat tunnel and they seem to like that. They attack each other from inside it :-p
Ms T
Honey-coloured ramparts
Apparently not
We're lucky in that our two are completely uninterested in human food. We have a Jamon in plain sight which they've never touched. It remains to be seen if new kitty will be the same, but the signs are good.
Ms T
Honey-coloured ramparts
Is Colin a stray, or just a cat that likes to wander?He'll be back soon enough. I've done similar stressing about Colin - I'm sure yours will be back soon too. But in his own time
bimble
floofy
I'm just putting this here, because it's so good.
"Cat went far and far away and hid himself in the Wet Wild Woods by his wild lone for a long time till the Woman forgot all about him. Only the Bat--the little upside-down Bat--that hung inside the Cave, knew where Cat hid" etc.
Just So Stories, Rudyard Kipling
High Voltage
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He just likes strutting around like he owns the place
Sea Star
have you ever explored your dark side?
he probably does :-pHe just likes strutting around like he owns the place
ZazzyCat
New Member
Whiskas cat treats are actually cat crack. We have started referring to the "kitchen tax" as every time one of us goes into the kitchen, she starts squeaking for them.
She needs them first thing in particular. She has some from me and then some more from my husband and vice versa. She thinks she is very clever and we don't know she is getting double treats.
She thinks we don't notice that sometimes she has the treats, then goes outside again for like 30 seconds before running back into the kitchen again like "guys! I'm back!"
She needs them first thing in particular. She has some from me and then some more from my husband and vice versa. She thinks she is very clever and we don't know she is getting double treats.
She thinks we don't notice that sometimes she has the treats, then goes outside again for like 30 seconds before running back into the kitchen again like "guys! I'm back!"
CRI
Registered Chooser
Got one of those years ago for Herbie (RIP), who showed absolutely no interest in it. Malcolm on the other hand . . .For the cat who doesn't want to be seen in a plain old cardboard box, you can buy one of these cardboard things now, instead.
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I've just spent quite a long tome on ebay looking at the world of cat entertainment products. Mine has no idea how old fashioned his toys are, which is a good thing.
