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Haha I know that look! @GR63
Show us your kitty cats
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Wow ... big black eyes. She's hit the catnip hard !
It's been a sad week, we said good by to our 12 year family old kitten Tim who finally lost his fight with his kidney failure. Devastated to have to nip to my mums neighbour and collect him just hours before he passed but we all got to say good bye to him.
Had fun looking back in the thread and this could have been one of the posts about the little trooper all those years ago
Had fun looking back in the thread and this could have been one of the posts about the little trooper all those years ago
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Sorry to hear about Tim 
Twelve is no age to go. Smart socks, too.
Twelve is no age to go. Smart socks, too.Have a tidy upOn a positive side these two little odd balls have been to the vets and survived the snip, no longer worried about the time they spend together...
Sorry to hear about Tim
Thanks
he was a rogue cat and had a good life of it even if 12 years is shortHave a tidy up
Haha! They love the building site, it's a playground that's ever changing for them
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Kitty is now over 15 years old, and getting some bout of arthritis. She keeps looking for warm spots.
Wondering about heated cat beds to soothe its old bones over the winter. Any recommendation? 'Don't do it' could be a valid answer.
Wondering about heated cat beds to soothe its old bones over the winter. Any recommendation? 'Don't do it' could be a valid answer.
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Kitty is now over 15 years old, and getting some bout of arthritis. She keeps looking for warm spots.
Wondering about heated cat beds to soothe its old bones over the winter. Any recommendation? 'Don't do it' could be a valid answer.
You can use those old bed warmers which have a filament light bulb inside for gentle heat with a blanket on top...
Kitty is now over 15 years old, and getting some bout of arthritis. She keeps looking for warm spots.
Wondering about heated cat beds to soothe its old bones over the winter. Any recommendation? 'Don't do it' could be a valid answer.
A heated blanket could do the job, as long as she's not a little cable biter.
Man of Honour
the pet remedy heated pads are what our vet and local wildlife rescue centre uses. They are low voltage, don't get too hot and have a chew proof (ish) cable cover built in
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We've pretty much adopted her now. She's a great little furball, goes out at night, isn't afraid of the young kids, her meow is so quiet so we don't hear her at night. Even gets in on the laundry hahaha
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My cats had arthritis and I used to give them seraquin tablets, they are a joint supplement and after a few weeks of using it, it seemed to make quite a difference to their mobility.
