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And the grumpy one that is scared of everything.
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And the grumpy one that is scared of everything.
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Molly (the mother):
Leo (with more toes than necessary on his front paws):
Rosy:
Leo (with more toes than necessary on his front paws):
Rosy:
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This our little kitteh Patch, I really need to get some more of her!
Here is our cat Santa, he's a british short hair chocolate colour point. He is also about as thick as a plank of wood as he is scared of the wind, hamsters and his own shadow. He spends roughly 20 hours of the day asleep. He is a house cat who occasionally goes outside in the summer to sniff the flowers at least until the wind blows....
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Here are my 2. Sooty and Nemo.
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Well here's our 23 year old moggie.
Well here's our 23 year old moggie.
I'm not a great admirer of moggies (I prefer pedigree cats), but RESPECT goes out to your 23 year old cat.
I can only hope that my 2 cats grow to around 15 years of age, let alone 23.
What type?Sorry about the poxy iPhone quality pics. This is Jester, our Maine ****. He's already nearly 8kg and is only just 1 year old; they keep growing until 3 or 4. He's an awesome cat, I'll never consider another breed after him. He's not pure bred, he's part rag doll which makes him quite placid (until he sees a laser pointer...)
This is when it got a bit cold a while back, and he dived under our duvet.
This is when it got a bit cold a while back, and he dived under our duvet.
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From 7am today, until 8pm (when my wife removed it), my slightly special needs cat spent his time with a Braeburn apple sticker stuck between his ears. He didn't notice it at all, and even went outdoors with it on.
I'm always stickering the poor thing up with apple/banana/orange stickers, and he's never once cared.
Another recent escapade of my cat involved him dragging his diarrhoea-smeared backend along the top of my wife's new Yamaha piano. I cleaned it before she noticed, else having stickers stuck to his head would have been the least of his problems.
I'm always stickering the poor thing up with apple/banana/orange stickers, and he's never once cared.
Another recent escapade of my cat involved him dragging his diarrhoea-smeared backend along the top of my wife's new Yamaha piano. I cleaned it before she noticed, else having stickers stuck to his head would have been the least of his problems.
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Our cats are starting to get used to the new gas fire 
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one of our cats Nala
Found these pictures on my phone, he always force cleans her haha. (Sorry for the crappy quality phone pictures.)
I wish the kittens stayed this small forever
The problem is, as soon as they grow up we end up getting more.. This has happened three times now!
I wish the kittens stayed this small forever
The problem is, as soon as they grow up we end up getting more.. This has happened three times now!
His markings look very similar to my Egyptian Mau's.
Is that the cat that wears the trousers, he looks naughty
.Is that the cat that wears the trousers, he looks naughty
Yep. His name is Reflex. That picture was taken about a year ago.
He is becomming a bit too dominant for my liking.
My sister recently brought her 2 moggies around for a week. Both were larger than Reflex, but Reflex immediately established dominance.
In the last week or so, he has been "play fighting" really aggressively with Mr Bengal. Mr Bengal is taking tufts of fur out of Reflex, yet Reflex doesnt flinch and relentlessly keeps attacking. I'm not quite sure why.
Its got to a point that when I see Reflex getting too rough and Mr Bengal is trying to run away but can't, I have to pull him off Mr Bengal (something I havent done since they were kittens).
In response to the above, I've been feeding Mr Bengal more, to bulk him up a little to hopefully cope better with Reflex.