The large lump's eye is - fingers crossed - almost entirely healed. So instead he's now a model for the hats I'm knitting for a friend's newborn. He's not pleased with his new job
His face god love himThe large lump's eye is - fingers crossed - almost entirely healed. So instead he's now a model for the hats I'm knitting for a friend's newborn. He's not pleased with his new job
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That's hilarious, he looks so unimpressed! I hope he's getting paid with treats and patsThe large lump's eye is - fingers crossed - almost entirely healed. So instead he's now a model for the hats I'm knitting for a friend's newborn. He's not pleased with his new job
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You've got a Meerkat!!
She is still a nightmare destroyer of curtains, but seems to understand No now and climbs back down. But I have given up on them, they have well and truly been kittened.You've got a Meerkat!!![]()
Mine is starting to understand no now too thankfully, if I catch her she's straight back down and she only really does it when she's zooming around and she forgets she's not allowed too.She is still a nightmare destroyer of curtains, but seems to understand No now and climbs back down. But I have given up on them, they have well and truly been kittened.
It actually might be a good idea to let her out now, if the qeathers not good she won't stay out long so it's a good "warm up". In summer she may well stay out all night like mine doMine is starting to understand no now too thankfully, if I catch her she's straight back down and she only really does it when she's zooming around and she forgets she's not allowed too.
Still debating about letting her outside, maybe wait until the spring as it's colder and raining now. Typical Scotland.
That's a good point actually, was planning on letting her out gradually in my stair and then letting her out for small bouts around her dinner time. She's very confident but very food oriented alsoIt actually might be a good idea to let her out now, if the qeathers not good she won't stay out long so it's a good "warm up". In summer she may well stay out all night like mine do
Another tip, at first let her out before feeding her so she wants to come in for dinner/lunch whatever. I also always reward mine when they come back in with treatsThat's a good point actually, was planning on letting her out gradually in my stair and then letting her out for small bouts around her dinner time. She's very confident but very food oriented alsoideally she would hang around the garden.
We are doing the same, waiting until new year. Will get her spayed next month and order a harness. There is a lady I know that does the best custom made ones called Butterfly cat jackets. Each one is made to order so it takes a few weeks but they are the most secure jacket I’ve ever had. I found her via a cat charity I fostered for.Mine is starting to understand no now too thankfully, if I catch her she's straight back down and she only really does it when she's zooming around and she forgets she's not allowed too.
Still debating about letting her outside, maybe wait until the spring as it's colder and raining now. Typical Scotland.
Orange cats are just insaneWe are doing the same, waiting until new year. Will get her spayed next month and order a harness. There is a lady I know that does the best custom made ones called Butterfly cat jackets. Each one is made to order so it takes a few weeks but they are the most secure jacket I’ve ever had. I found her via a cat charity I fostered for.
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My opinion with ours is that if she gets a taste for outside she might not want to stay in when it’s firework season, which these days lasts from mid October until new year. They could so easily get spooked. So I’ll leave until mid Jan and start the harness intros then. Will also get a gps tracker for the first 12 months, which is what we did with all of our others.
She’s chilling now with her big bro.
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I thought my boy was about over the shedding until I woke to a lovely hairball puddle on his bed, so sorry neighbours for the washing machine activity at 5amSusan with the last of the winter fluff. She'll be more sleek and shiny when the weather warms up soon.
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Sorry for the laugh but as a keeper of long haired cats I know how it goes!I thought my boy was about over the shedding until I woke to a lovely hairball puddle on his bed, so sorry neighbours for the washing machine activity at 5am![]()
He had the cheek to look at me in disgust because I've taken the cover away, wee wideoSorry for the laugh but as a keeper of long haired cats I know how it goes!
"Keeper or owner" probably are better replaced by assistants or servants toSorry for the laugh but as a keeper of long haired cats I know how it goes!
Hope he comes back asap. He’s probably enjoying the last few days of summerSorry again to be dramatic, my little cat has again gone walkabout. Obviously last time he came back after 3 days but still I'm always nervous. I'm sharing this with you guys as cat people are the only ones who understand.
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I agree, Nala is wanting to go out more at night this week! He has prob gone back to his spot from last time.Hope he comes back asap. He’s probably enjoying the last few days of summer