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These two.
 
Our new addition to the family. Daughter is now over 1 so decided to get her a kitten to get used to animals :D
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skaif said:
Our new addition to the family. Daughter is now over 1 so decided to get her a kitten to get used to animals :D
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skaif said:
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Such a cute kitten :)



I was up at about 4:30am locking one of my cats in the kitchen as he was terrorising another one. Not sure what the hell happened but he had him pinned and there was a lot of growling and hissing. Would usually let them get on with it but its a hell of a way to be woken up and he's been a bit of a **** at the moment. Going to run his legs off him tonight and tire him out a bit more, see if that helps. He is also on a diet which isn't putting him in the best of moods :D (I say diet, we are stopping him from pinching the others cats food)
 
anybody else's cute cuddely cuteys has turn into killing machines, nothing is safe around my area, birds, rats,frogs are all fair game for my two and they love to bring it all home for me to have a look at
 
Ronnie should have been a Labrador dog - let him out at 5.00 - called him at 7.00 and he came in filthy - all paws were soaked and mud caked along with his belly - I have no idea what he gets up to but he loves getting wet and muddy - needless to say everything he touches becomes wet and muddy - I thought cats were above that. He does not like you drying his nether regions.

Holly is on anti biotics and steroids - she has an ear infection and vet can't see her ear drum due to brown crud in her ear - At moment she is feeling better as she sits with us in lounge - before she took herself off to bed to be alone - we have to take her to another branch of our Vets to see dermatologist next Friday - By then I hope the pills have worked and she is OK - otherwise they are talking operations on ear canal - Vets have a license to print money.
 
I took the cats to the vets yesterday for their yearly booster and checkup to find out that Dexter has feline oral resorptive lesions. Poor guy is going to have to have one of his teeth out in the new year. It certainly hasn't stopped him eating though as he's 5.4kg! All he does now he's a bit older is sleep and eat, and as he doesn't go outside he ends up eating all of Hettys food too.
 
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