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May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
asked the cattery to send me a pic of the girls. They are huddled together as they are scared. timid girls. I'm just glad they made it to Kent safely. cannot wait to have them back home when I come back from florida
Those are some seriously accusatory faces
editor
hiraethified
This isn't good. Woke up this morning and went down to the kitchen (where Ziggy sleeps every night) and instead of having a lively, cheerful, purring cat meet me, he was still asleep on the table top. Since then he's been very lethargic and just wanting to sleep. He doesn't seem in distress and he sounds like he's breathing alright, but just seems unusually tired. He ate most of the food I left our overnight, and he now snoozing on the bed, but this is very unusual behaviour.
trabuquera
Modesty Bag
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
Poor Ziggy 
hope he's on the up again soon.
hope he's on the up again soon.
xsunnysuex
Life is a horizontal fall.
I posted a kitten bed on the recycle board if anyone local to Brixton wants it. Collection from Barrington Rd sw9. 
https://www.urban75.net/forums/threads/kitten-bed.358302/
https://www.urban75.net/forums/threads/kitten-bed.358302/
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
I wasn't even aware there was a mouse in the flat, but Radar found one and very quickly caught and killed it last night. He is a great mouser, and doesn't play with them while they are alive - he dived towards a dark corner of the hall, grabbed something, ran into the bedroom with it, put a paw on its hind legs and held its head in his mouth and yanked its head upwards breaking its neck. Was over in seconds. I was torn between being impressed and horrified.
editor - good luck with Ziggy
editor - good luck with Ziggy
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
have you shelved them alphabetically?
BigTom
Well-Known Member
Mumbles274
running from law and the press and the parents
Babs and Bel have been spayed. Babs is fine but Bel is not so good. Phoning vets when it opens. She hasn't eaten, was sick in the night and has hardly moved since she came home
fucthest8
Cool people die horrible, preventable deaths.
Best wishes to you Mumbles274 and editor for your poorly cats, hope everyone is well soon
Mumbles274
running from law and the press and the parents
Bel has been back to the vets as a precaution. She's had a painkiller injection and how she is seems to just be because of the anaesthetic. She had an enlarged uterus so has had a lot more done to her too.
Mr.Bishie
pickled egg
souljacker
innit
First time my boy has sat on the sofa with me:
souljacker
innit
Mumbles274
running from law and the press and the parents
Bel seems OK, if still a little subdued. Hopefully she'll be back to normally tomorrow
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Odin just chilling by the plants. I've no idea how a pack of Tofu ended up in the picture.
SheilaNaGig
Break requested
SheilaNaGig
Break requested
My One-eyed cat has lost his meow.
If he make sure the effort he can manage a croaky mewl but otherwise he’s silent.
I’m worried. It could be something, or nothing. I’ve had a good feel about in his throat but can’t find any obvious lumps. His thyroid doesn’t feel hard or enlarged. He’s not got any symptoms of an upper respiratory infection that might have given him a sore throat.
He’s old, and skinny because he’s old. He eats several times a day (he had roast chicken for his tea yesterday) but he can’t seem to gain any weight, but he’s not losing any either. He’s fussy, so as soon as he starts to like one type of food, he goes off it again. I have to rotate between several different brands.
The last time he was checked over (November last year) he was in good general health: heart kidneys thyroid all fine.
I’m hoping that he shouted himself hoarse when the house was empty. He’s pretty much deaf so he can’t hear himself roar, so that’s a possibility. Hopefully his meow will come back and I can stop worrying. In the meantime it’s quite nice that he can’t wake me up at dawn with his vocal requests for attention.
If he make sure the effort he can manage a croaky mewl but otherwise he’s silent.
I’m worried. It could be something, or nothing. I’ve had a good feel about in his throat but can’t find any obvious lumps. His thyroid doesn’t feel hard or enlarged. He’s not got any symptoms of an upper respiratory infection that might have given him a sore throat.
He’s old, and skinny because he’s old. He eats several times a day (he had roast chicken for his tea yesterday) but he can’t seem to gain any weight, but he’s not losing any either. He’s fussy, so as soon as he starts to like one type of food, he goes off it again. I have to rotate between several different brands.
The last time he was checked over (November last year) he was in good general health: heart kidneys thyroid all fine.
I’m hoping that he shouted himself hoarse when the house was empty. He’s pretty much deaf so he can’t hear himself roar, so that’s a possibility. Hopefully his meow will come back and I can stop worrying. In the meantime it’s quite nice that he can’t wake me up at dawn with his vocal requests for attention.
"OK, that's for you, but you better have some proper meat for me."
I came across a single Missy hair the other day, and it's the weirdest shit ever. In one strand, about 10cm long, was divided into three colours: dark, golden, dark again. It's how she gets her curious highlights, but I am really confused as to how one can alter a hair's colour as it grows.
