You always have them in pairs? I feel a bit unsure about just having a single cat, but at the same time can't really deal with twice the expense at the moment either.
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You always have them in pairs? I feel a bit unsure about just having a single cat, but at the same time can't really deal with twice the expense at the moment either.
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Yeah I have pretty much always had 2 as I work long days and at least they have each other to keep them company while I am at work. You could always get another kitty if and when your finances permit.
Sorry to hear about the loss of your cat SouthEastBlue, he looked stunning.
Has anyone grown cat nip? I've seen some seeds on Amazon. This to be exact
http://www.amazon.co.uk/CATMINT-cat...=UTF8&qid=1401617214&sr=8-11&keywords=cat+nip
Just wondering if it needs to be cultivated in a greenhouse with special soil, bonemarrow or something. If I let it grown naturally in the garden I don't want to attract every single cat from a half mile radius.
not grown that, but had some catgrass, cheapy packet of seeds from JTF.
Grew them inside in a plastic tub, and the cat LOVED it. Was quite surprised!
Haha, of course not, why would they have all these products if it was harmful.
Basically a form of kitty-weed, but doesn't have any negative effects.
Granted I live in a small flat, but when I got my two, there was no "confining to one room" I just let them out the cat box and off they went.
Same here.
I usually let them out in the bathroom.
I leave the door open and let them explore.
If they want to come out of the bathroom - fine.
If they want to stay in there - fine.
If they want to do No.1 or No.2 on the bathroom floor - let them.
The bathroom is the best place to release them.
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My oldest cat, Daisy went missing some time ago and we finally gave up any hope of her returning. After a lot of thinking, we decided to get another as we have always had two cats so the house didn't feel right. After a lot of searching for a tabby (they are popular around here!) we finally found this little fella and collected him last night. He is amazingly well socialised having come from a house of cats, dogs and kids. He is full of confidence and doesn't seem phased at all by his new surroundings.
Let me introduce Milo
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Let me introduce Milo
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Yes I do, 2 year old MC, she doesn't seem to mind, when I come home she will potter about on the front porch for a couple of minutes if its not wet, windy, she appears to be a fair weather cat.
Kimbie
Both of mine are house cats. Kiwi will run out of an open door and promptly fall down and roll around in the grass but never goes very far. Billy couldn't be more disinterested in going outside!
We let the gf's cats out for their first outside experience the other weekend so I got some pics, didn't manage to get many of Maude as she was too busy running around like a loon!
I managed to catch Dex mid hiss at Hetty as she tried to invade his favourite place at the bottom of the garden below the bird box.
Hetty tired out after a hard day outside..
I managed to catch Dex mid hiss at Hetty as she tried to invade his favourite place at the bottom of the garden below the bird box.
Hetty tired out after a hard day outside..
Soldato
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I live in a 2nd floor apartment, so not practical for mine to go out. I doubt I'd let them out anyway. My Bengal would be ok, but my British Blue is a total dimwit - he'd be dead within an hour.