UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Playing with the photoshop app.
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xsunnysuex
Life is a horizontal fall.
bubblesmcgrath
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May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
Note the completely trashed sofa & rug between which he's sleeping peacefully.
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Aw he looks just like my dear old Malcolm cat
Cloo
Banana for scale
Argh, the latch on our bedroom door is broken so the cat keeps pushing her way in and waking us up in the night. Think we'll have to wedge it shut tonight- gsv was woken by her jumping behind his head and purring into his face at 2am this morning!
ETA xsunnysuex - love the cat's 'Get yr own toob' face.
ETA xsunnysuex - love the cat's 'Get yr own toob' face.
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lamb1979
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Just wondering..after a few fights in our house (with the cats) we have feliway classic and feliway friends plugged in..weve decided to unplug them all as we think they are having the opposite effect on our fur nuggets!? Anyone else had a bad experience with feliway??
xsunnysuex
Life is a horizontal fall.
Molly enjoying a belly rub.
xsunnysuex
Life is a horizontal fall.
Naughty Toby toes has totally mashed my wallpaper. But that butter wouldn't melt expression!!
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Cat adoption add.
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baseline neural therapy
The first advert on this fantastic
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Vic and Bob having a New Year’s grooming sesh:
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Having had cats of variable colourings over the years I’ve noticed that it appears to relate to temperament. Our Torty and white girl was pretty hostile to other cats and was indifferent to anyone that wasn’t me or Mrs SFM. Following her demise, we got our 2 black and white boys who are very friendly to pretty much everyone and even other cats (esp. those of a similar colouring). Has anyone else noticed a colouring/temperament correlation or am I imagining it?
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
There's a page about this on the cat genetics bit of messybeast - think there's something in it, although obviously - as with people - environment will play its part as well.
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Cheers for the link
(That is a really good article - far more in depth than anything else I’ve read on the subject - most of which tend to be a bit wishy washy)
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petee
no gods, no malarkey
like the woman acting the ... dunno what you call them but it's a scarecrow-type thing with air being driven through to make them dance.
Cloo
Banana for scale
I've certainly heard torties tend to be fairly temperamental. Had two b&w cats who are totally different - first utterly neurotic and shy of anyone except me, current one very chilled and friendly.
I am home sick and Vastra has helped with an unprecedented show of face/hand nuzzling, licking, nose-kisses etc. That's made me feel a bit better.
Whagwan
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Reba has discovered she can climb ladders now which is pretty impressive to watch given her single back leg.
The problem is she can't climb down them so gets stuck in the loft, I was woken up to her plaintive mewling the other night and was wandering the house half asleep trying to work out where the noise was coming from before spotting a scared head looking down from the ceiling.
The problem is she can't climb down them so gets stuck in the loft, I was woken up to her plaintive mewling the other night and was wandering the house half asleep trying to work out where the noise was coming from before spotting a scared head looking down from the ceiling.
bubblesmcgrath
Well-Known Member
camera does tend to make my girls look 'fuller' than they really are
Fluffy......
They look gorgeous...cuddly and fluffy...
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
Beaker has an ear infection. Any tips for applying ear drops to a cat? She's old and lazy, which might help.
izz
Increased Leisure Citizen
Warm it up ? Just to blood heat, do it when she's asleep ?
