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He's a special cat!

Doesn't clean himself very well, craps next to the litter tray and not in it, has wonky back legs and runs like a Rabbit, not a cat!

Taken him to the vets several times now for X-Rays and Blood Tests, all come back as showing him fine and healthy... just one of a kind :)
One of mine likes to run head first into things:(. He also has a very unusual fetish for my mates armpit :-/.
 
Lovely cat Mitty :cool:.

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Our next door but 1 had this type of kitteh it was shot with 2 pellets from an air rifle and had to be put down. I think it was only just about 1 or slight older.

Such a shame, beautiful cat it was. This is from a crescent that has lots of cats, so everyone is talking about 'whodunit'.

Such a shame.

Thats a beautiful Bengal and I would quite happily have some private fun with a hatchet, with the mother ****** behind the air rifle and to hell with the consequences. :mad: Its unnecessary cruelty like this that will always make my Bengals be house cats!
 
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Bites and pads. She keeps her claws tucked away which is good. She still likes to be left alone but comes to investigate around me every now and again :p

Yeah I like it when they meow... i've always had cats which are always silent.
Our cats like to leap and bound all over us early hours of the morning when they're hungry, little buggers.
 
Not mine but I had to post :D

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I have a pretty good sense of humour but thats such a ****ty thing to do.

If your cat bites you hard (not play biting), slap him around the face, with 2 fingers. Do it immediately, so that he knows exactly why he is being reprimanded. You can also make a loud noise when he bites. This further reinforces the idea that his action is hurting you.

Had the cat been with its mother, if he got out of line, he would've received a similar slap around his muzzle, by his mother.

If you don't discipline these animals at a young age, they will grow up to scratch and bite humans - something which I think is unacceptable. At an older age, when they bite/scratch, it will be a lot more painful.

Discipline is VERY important and it is unfortunate that most pet owners have no idea about this.

I find a tap on the nose of the cat with a firm alpha NO to do the job. I agree with you about disciplining a cat when they're younger but not all cats bite when they're kittens, some start when they're adults.
 
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He looks WELL amused that I disturbed him and his hiding :p
Have I missed something? What happened to his eye :(.

What happened was when I originally went to see him he had just had a large abscess removed from his face, and the right eye did look slightly bigger but I thought nothing of it. I got a call a week later, the vet had said the eye was blind and was causing him irritation and it had to be removed, it didn't bother me really! He was still the same cat I had met and agreed to take on :)

We haven't made any pirate jokes.....honest :o ;)
Whoops sorry just read your post, definitely get him an eye patch for the lulz.
 
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Pretty much!

Hes now asleep next to me on the sofa! :D

Although he still hasn't eaten today, but he doesn't seem fussed....food is there when he wants it so he'll eat when hungry I spose!
Fancy tempting him with either tuna or chicken if hes not eating?
 
Not good guys, Tonys just had a nose bleed.

It could be completely random but I've never heard of a cat having a nose bleed before! And obviously recent operations etc...something could be up!

Off to the vets we go!
Don't **** yourself just yet hes had surgery recently on his eye and I'm pretty sure the eyes and sinus cavity meet up somewhere, meaning hes probably just knocked his stitching a little bit hence the nose bleed. Not to sound condescending Phate but get him to a vet asap to be safe.
 
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