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This evening a little bit of sun went through the gap in the curtains onto Fernley so thought it was a good photo opportunity!
Show us your kitty cats
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My cat as a birthday present, this photo was taken in 2017.
Still 4 weeks till I get him, but here he is chilling out with his sister.
Oh muh gurd, so cute. Is yours the grey one or the camo one?
Also a cute kitty @lltfdaniel.
Mine’s the tabby
His sister (on the right) is a little cutie as well though, almost makes me want both He’s chocolate tabby but it’s so light definitely looks grey in some lighting!
Mine’s the tabby
He’s chocolate tabby but it’s so light definitely looks grey in some lighting!
Looking forward to lots of pics when he arrives.
Mine doesn't have FIV, and she has almost no interest in going outdoors at all. I pick her up and take her out (on harness, I suppose that's important to add), she sniffs around a little but wants to come right back in again.
I do wonder if she'd be more outdoorsy if she could roam where she wanted, but way too many cat fatalities around here (to traffic) to entertain the idea.
A'dawwwable. A couple in-focus pics would be niceMy cat as a birthday present, this photo was taken in 2017.
... of the cat
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Recently moved into a house and think its now time to make it a home and get a pet.
Not quite ready for a dog so looking into cats and found a British Shorthair thats registered with GCCF and advertised as full pedigree.
Anything I need to know as a heads up?
Obviously any pet is a priviledge but just doing my research as usual.
Cheers
Not quite ready for a dog so looking into cats and found a British Shorthair thats registered with GCCF and advertised as full pedigree.
Anything I need to know as a heads up?
Obviously any pet is a priviledge but just doing my research as usual.
Cheers
Soldato
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Recently moved into a house and think its now time to make it a home and get a pet.
Not quite ready for a dog so looking into cats and found a British Shorthair thats registered with GCCF and advertised as full pedigree.
Anything I need to know as a heads up?
Obviously any pet is a priviledge but just doing my research as usual.
Cheers
Be ready to be continually cleaning up fur, BSH shed fur like crazy!
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Tbh I was trying to avoid that! I'm a bit of a clean house freak, any suggestions?
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At least the fur is short and easy to pickup. I never really notice the fur from our shorthair. The fur from our Ragdoll on the other hand goes absolutely everywhere and sticks to the carpet like glue.
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We have various gizmos that can pick up the fur, a scrubby brush thing with a little holder that scrapes the fur from the brush, that you then empty in whole clumps... pet hoover attachments etc. it's easy to pick up, even just rolling it up off carpet with your finger nails, but you will be doing it a lot!
So cute!
Still 4 weeks till I get him, but here he is chilling out with his sister.
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He just helped me catch and deport this illegal immigrant.
Yikes! That's a bit young tbh. Aren't they supposed to stay with Mum for at least 12 weeks?