Honestly I wouldn’t view that as a problem at all, as long as it is not leaving bald patches it is fine. I had a cat who chewed her tail so much it was always wet (awful to look at ) but no health issues, I think it is just the equivalent of a comfort blanket
Are they literally posing for social media .Can you see the join
proper posers my little n large!Honestly I wouldn’t view that as a problem at all, as long as it is not leaving bald patches it is fine. I had a cat who chewed her tail so much it was always wet (awful to look at ) but no health issues, I think it is just the equivalent of a comfort blanket
Are they literally posing for social media .
She looks incredibly like my mum's cat Annie, who is now sadly deceased and who even had that little brown mark by her nose in the exact same place!Before we got up this morning.
That's my husband's arm by the way. I don't have exceedingly hairy arms!
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! Has any one else travelled with their kitty’s ? How did you find it ?Ours has been in my car 6 times and it was traumatic as duck. He yowed the entire time, pooped all over himself, got himself in a right state and I wont be doing it again in a hurry!So we went away for Christmas and I couldn’t bare to leave our kitty a home to be fed by neighbours and not have much attention for the week. Anyway I was dreading the journey, I had read online that cats struggle with long journeys. However, it was a real success turns out our kitty does not mind travelling at all. He slept for most of the journey or purred happily in his carrier on my child’s lap. It wasn’t a short trip either 4 hours. It was quite the picture, we travelled with two adults, two kids, the cat, dog and the hamster (our hamster usually Lives in a massive cage but we have a smaller one for when we go away)
I had heard that is what can happen which was why I wasn’t sure if we should risk it. we had already decided that had he struggled we would have changed our plans, turned round and came home. However, he really didn’t mind at all we are very lucky!
wow what a brave little warrior!So we went away for Christmas and I couldn’t bare to leave our kitty a home to be fed by neighbours and not have much attention for the week. Anyway I was dreading the journey, I had read online that cats struggle with long journeys. However, it was a real success turns out our kitty does not mind travelling at all. He slept for most of the journey or purred happily in his carrier on my child’s lap. It wasn’t a short trip either 4 hours. It was quite the picture, we travelled with two adults, two kids, the cat, dog and the hamster (our hamster usually Lives in a massive cage but we have a smaller one for when we go away)
so my sister is sleeping there almost every night and checking in on her during the day if she's not sleeping over. she sends us a report every day and photos & videos of them cuddling. i don't know what i'd do without her! so thankful 
Love that you have a family member who can care for your kitty properly, that must be such a weight off your shoulder. I think when he is older we may leave him if we ever go away. I have some friends who are animal lovers and I know he would be okay! But because he isn’t yet even a year old (he is nearly 7 months) I thought better to bring him. I am so relieved he didn’t mind the journeywow what a brave little warrior!
we also went away for christmas and new year but we were flying so had to leave the kitty at home. thankfully i have a sister who she adores
well obviously you are taking very good care of him and he knows he is in good hands!Love that you have a family member who can care for your kitty properly, that must be such a weight off your shoulder. I think when he is older we may leave him if we ever go away. I have some friends who are animal lovers and I know he would be okay! But because he isn’t yet even a year old (he is nearly 7 months) I thought better to bring him. I am so relieved he didn’t mind the journey
ive never gone that far but when i picked my kitten up for the first time it was about an hour trek across london, yowled the whole time, i felt like a neglectful parent
my other cat on tje other hand has never had any issue with it and usually just sleeps
When I take mine to the vet (only about 20 minutes away) she drools like it's going out of fashion. Last time I took her in, she was literally frothing at the mouth. The vet looked at her, laughed and said "Well I think it's a bit late for the rabies shot"
