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ddraig we often have to do that with our two because Donut is a complete twat and twice Vivian's size, he hoovers up his food then shoves her out the way to eat hers :rolleyes:
 
ddraig we often have to do that with our two because Donut is a complete twat and twice Vivian's size, he hoovers up his food then shoves her out the way to eat hers :rolleyes:
Such a pain isn't it, that's what Kizzy often does, tho sometimes sits and watches Misty eat
I've started picking Kizzy up and putting her in front of her bowl, sometimes works, call her a twat too :D
 
I used to have to separate Jakey from the others at mealtimes because when we first got him he was food-aggressive.

It did sort itself out in the end and he'll share now and won't overeat if dry food is left down like he used to - I think initially it was just due to finding himself in a strange place with strange cats and feeling like he may have to compete for food.

Radar we fed separately for the last couple of years of his life, after he'd been on a feeding tube he never did take to eating a full portion of food in one go again, monitoring his food intake was essential from then on and you can't do that feeding 3 cats together so he'd have his meals in our bedroom.

It's a bit of a pain but in the grand scheme of things it isn't the end of the world and a lot of people with multi-cat households have to feed separately for a variety of reasons, it's not at all unusual.
 
Beefy from a few doors down likes launching himself at my fingers to rub his nose. I think he missed this morning, and caught his (shut) eye instead.
 
Sonic is not massively purry, you have to put in some effort to elicit some purrs from him.

Jakey will purr if you just slightly look at him :D

Vic is a bit odd in that usually he’s a bit stand-offish but, when hungry, he demands stroking until he reaches a certain level of purring and only then will he eat. Weirdo!
 
CFDA109F-1F78-4CEB-BA22-BD5D44E34FBC.jpeg7EE2E053-B01F-4F2A-BB82-E2AD203F8237.jpegTrillian has gone to the cat doctor for teeth extraction :(

However, we have now changed cat carrier. Before we used to put a traditional one then strap it on wheels and she would meow for most of the time during the 10 minute walk. Today was the first time in a cat backpack, or catpack. She complained at first but was silent for the whole walk. Bumped into a friend who said she looked very content gazing out.

No photo of it unfortunately in action, but look, it matches her little ears!
 
All our cats are/have been strong purrers. I remember once when Dylan seemed to be snoring all the time, and I was worried there might be something up with his breathing. So I tried to listen to it when he was awake, but every time I put my head near him he would start purring :D
 
Oh dear, had a call from the vet, Trillian robustly refusing pre procedure bloods without sedation so they needed me to pick her up and reschedule the whole thing to one of their branches where bloods can be analysed on site. I think the naughty cat warning at the vets must have fallen off their system. 😬

Still, she’s happy to be home and eating.
 
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