That's because they are small, fluffy and do stupid things to keep you entertained.
true in my case, people generally suck. meanwhile I love my boy to bits
good idea, I am sure it will help her feel better by not having 1 on as mine hated it.
I've made it quite clear to her she's off to the vet again if she does thatYeh, she'll wait until you're asleep and then rip them out!
Yeah, cats really hate the cone of shame
I really hope I don't have to use it.
My boy literally saved me last year when I adopted him. Was in a dark place and let's just say got close at one point and ended up in hospital.
My boy literally saved me last year when I adopted him. Was in a dark place and let's just say got close at one point and ended up in hospital.
Now I have him and I have something to be here for, he's my little rock and when I come home from work and he's waiting for me or he jumps on my lap gets comfy and just looks at me with the most cutest face ever and meows while looking directly at me like "love ya dad" and goes to sleep or wants pets, my heart melts.
I've never had such a connection with humans (generally despise and try to stay away from people). he's a very, very...very talkative boy which is cute and anoyying at the same time specially at 5am in the morning. But I feel I know what he wants just by the type of sound he's making (not always food haha) He's very fond of laying down on me and going to sleep while I slowly stroke him, engine going full throttle, which is just so sweet.
Had cats while growing up but they where family cats, still felt a connection to them (specifically one who spent most her time with me and insisted to sleep on my bed every night) but it's not the same. Ron is MY first companion, who I chose out of the many at the shelter. He's the only grandbaby my parents are getting from me haha
Its a shame they are only around for so long
They are brother and sister, both will be 6 months old on 2nd of march
Bella is currently only 2.84kg, so quite dinky in comparison.
I reckon Bluey will hit at least 8kg when fully grown.
Bella is off to the vet for a checkup for her spaying tonight, not looking forward to it. She hates the pet carrier and car journey
Ah yes, the vet did say they need to be over 2kg or the anaesthetic can be dangerous.
I was advised to have the cone, but I researched on the net and found many people weren't bothering with it these days. The vet did say it wasn't mandatory.It's funny, they don't seem to bother with cones and stuff these days.
Emily was back to full-on play within hours. She did get a little bubble of fluid, which the vet explained was a reaction to irritation from the internal stitches, but this is easy to distinguish because it disappears when they are on their back. I did think of renaming her "bubble", lol. Not for long, though, don't think she would appreciate being called that all her life.
I've never had such a connection with humans (generally despise and try to stay away from people). he's a very, very...very talkative boy which is cute and anoyying at the same time specially at 5am in the morning. But I feel I know what he wants just by the type of sound he's making (not always food haha) He's very fond of laying down on me and going to sleep while I slowly stroke him, engine going full throttle, which is just so sweet.
