Caporegime
Recent ones of Calvin & Hobbes.
Show us your kitty cats
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Soldato
Looks like my Ronnie is a slob - Calvin and Hobbes would look good in a bow ties -- I just can't see them getting wet. 
Caporegime
Haha have thought about bowties but never got around to it 
Maybe someone told him he's a plant? So first he waters himself, then provides some good compost. Now he waits for the roots to grow.Got home from doing the shopping and Ronnie was crashed out on top of porch roof - not unusual but it was raining - after a while he jumped down and he was soaked - had some food and off he went - Seem like straight for a dirt bath - he is sprawled in wife's potting tray
You go down to your cat local rescue centre where a suitable cat will make itself known to you, it could not be easier.
Just bare in mind that any cat you take home will secretly want to kill you
Yep a cat will take you not you it.
Caporegime
Thought this would be the best thread to ask in.
My maine **** cat has a lot of matted fur on his stomach and I'm not sure what to do about it.
He's doesn't like he's stomach being touched, so whenever I try to comb his stomach, it ends pretty quickly.
I've talked to my vets who said they would shave his stomach, but if he protests too much, they'll have to knock him out.
He's 12 years old, which is pretty old for maine ****, we lost his brother less them 2 months ago to a heart condition. I don't want to put him through any unneeded stress.
Is the matted fur causing him discomfort? Should I leave him be or take the risk at the vets?
My maine **** cat has a lot of matted fur on his stomach and I'm not sure what to do about it.
He's doesn't like he's stomach being touched, so whenever I try to comb his stomach, it ends pretty quickly.
I've talked to my vets who said they would shave his stomach, but if he protests too much, they'll have to knock him out.
He's 12 years old, which is pretty old for maine ****, we lost his brother less them 2 months ago to a heart condition. I don't want to put him through any unneeded stress.
Is the matted fur causing him discomfort? Should I leave him be or take the risk at the vets?
Soldato
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Matted can cause problems yeah all sorts of unpleasant things can get stuck in it. Not nice at all. I'm surprised he needs knocking out a sedation would normally be sufficient.
Soldato
^^
Where's the after image?
Where's the after image?
6 months of non-stop grooming must have cost a packetI bought a razor as my Millie has very long hair and is prone to matting. Once a year I get her professionally groomed, basically an expensive haircut. I have some before and after images.
Wonderful censoring leaves for a plethora of possibilities to fill in the blank about the type of cat you really have
Obviously it can only be ****. Everyone knows that!Wonderful censoring leaves for a plethora of possibilities to fill in the blank about the type of cat you really have
Soldato
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I'd love a huge fluffy MC, but the thought poop in butt fur puts me off as it'd be an indoor cat. 