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LeytonCatLady
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She's very cute. Kittens are very sociable so I'm sure she'll lose her shyness soon.
Throbbing Angel
this is no longer a place of honour
Ha. She actually stole my milk so I decanted the rest into a dish.did she really have a mug of tea with her dinner?
Throbbing Angel
this is no longer a place of honour
She's actually 10 years old, just tiny.
LeytonCatLady
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Awww! I think my Lilith will stay like that too. (She'll be two on Monday).
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
My Radar was a tidgy petite little thing who seemed mostly to be white fluff rather than have any actual weight to him.
Sonic on the other hand looked slender and long but felt like picking up a breezeblock, it was always a bit of a surprise to pick him up and kind of buckle a bit because he was much heavier than he looked - very solid muscular cat (well up until his last bit bless him, but age and illness will do that).
Sonic on the other hand looked slender and long but felt like picking up a breezeblock, it was always a bit of a surprise to pick him up and kind of buckle a bit because he was much heavier than he looked - very solid muscular cat (well up until his last bit bless him, but age and illness will do that).
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Torty on the left reminds me so much of my late Miss Buttons
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Lil’ Bob dreaming in the igloo:
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
On pet insurance:
We use Petplan, who seem expensive (over £40 a month for two older cats, but TBH that's probably the going rate) but have always paid up pretty quickly.
However, Zoe has hyperthyroidism, and needs regular medication and vet visits. They're only paying this for a year which puzzles me as it wasn't a pre-existing condition when we insured her back in about 2014 or whenever it was. So not too happy with them ATM.
Before that I used Sainsbury's. When I wanted to cancel, as a means of checking ID they asked me what breed Zoe was.
Me: Domestic shorthair?
Them: no
Me: Tortoiseshell?
Them: no
Me: British shorthair?
Them: no
Me (getting desperate): Moggie?
Them: no.
I gave up then and told them I only wanted to cancel, not make a claim. Still no idea what breed I could have told them Zoe was.
We use Petplan, who seem expensive (over £40 a month for two older cats, but TBH that's probably the going rate) but have always paid up pretty quickly.
However, Zoe has hyperthyroidism, and needs regular medication and vet visits. They're only paying this for a year which puzzles me as it wasn't a pre-existing condition when we insured her back in about 2014 or whenever it was. So not too happy with them ATM.
Before that I used Sainsbury's. When I wanted to cancel, as a means of checking ID they asked me what breed Zoe was.
Me: Domestic shorthair?
Them: no
Me: Tortoiseshell?
Them: no
Me: British shorthair?
Them: no
Me (getting desperate): Moggie?
Them: no.
I gave up then and told them I only wanted to cancel, not make a claim. Still no idea what breed I could have told them Zoe was.
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
spanglechick
High Empress of Dressing Up
Mixed?On pet insurance:
We use Petplan, who seem expensive (over £40 a month for two older cats, but TBH that's probably the going rate) but have always paid up pretty quickly.
However, Zoe has hyperthyroidism, and needs regular medication and vet visits. They're only paying this for a year which puzzles me as it wasn't a pre-existing condition when we insured her back in about 2014 or whenever it was. So not too happy with them ATM.
Before that I used Sainsbury's. When I wanted to cancel, as a means of checking ID they asked me what breed Zoe was.
Me: Domestic shorthair?
Them: no
Me: Tortoiseshell?
Them: no
Me: British shorthair?
Them: no
Me (getting desperate): Moggie?
Them: no.
I gave up then and told them I only wanted to cancel, not make a claim. Still no idea what breed I could have told them Zoe was.
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
Didn't try that one, as a complete moggy she's probably very mixed but it's not a word that springs to mind as one I'd use!
It pains me, albeit very trivially, that I'll never know.
LeytonCatLady
Well-Known Member
I listed Lilith's breed on the insurance as a British Shorthair but she also looks like she could have some pedigree in her.Didn't try that one, as a complete moggy she's probably very mixed but it's not a word that springs to mind as one I'd use!
It pains me, albeit very trivially, that I'll never know.
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Didn't try that one, as a complete moggy she's probably very mixed but it's not a word that springs to mind as one I'd use!
It pains me, albeit very trivially, that I'll never know.
Nah most cats aren't any breed, let alone more than one - they are just natural cats
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
LeytonCatLady
Well-Known Member
Such a happy cat!
polly
Well-Known Member
I like that your cats play out with the neighbours. You're giving them a good 1980s childhoodChloe, Rogue and Akiro this afternoon
Hopefully minus the smacking 
moose
like some cat from Japan
What happened to the grass? Looks like every cat in the neighbourhood has pissed on it!Chloe, Rogue and Akiro this afternoon
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
^ I think it's called "the weather" or something like that
yes. all the grass round here looks like that, and not sure there's quite enough cats to have that effect...
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
^ I think it's called "the weather" or something like that
Our lawns are a bit like that.
Mrs Sas waters the plants, but not the grass as it is unkillable.
donkyboy
Crazy Cat/Fox man
What happened to the grass? Looks like every cat in the neighbourhood has pissed on it!
It was recently mowed combined with the heat.
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Trying to get Lil’ Bob to emerge from his refuge:
