Show us your kitty cats
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It was me Tefal! Your memory is terrible, I blame all the minecraft.
Anyway, firstly just want to say to Phate that it looks like he has an awesome kitteh in Tony and I hope the trip to the vets is positive! Good luck!
Secondly, my official OcUK kittehs:
Dexter:
And Mimi, she is a bit harder as she doesn't pose like Dexter:
1st cat the "puke" she was left with my grandmas son who later kicked her out as she wasn't getting on with the dog they had - the dog was the tiny one like 2x times smaller than the cat.. sadly we were outside the country and couldn't take her when the grandma got back from holidays the cat was not there.. never seen her again
here's "puke"
2nd was the "bau" who had a little eye problem but vets keeps on prescribing us with eye drops that didn't do much.. later in the year a fox(at a guess) attacked him and injured him so much we had to put him to sleep
here's "bau"
we loved them both! and im 90% sure PUKE is still around
she was a very clever cat and im sure she found a home - was very healthy and as you can see by the pictures very nice too.. i hate my mums brother for kicking the cat out/not allowing back in home - which was actually her home but they looked after it while my grandma was on holidays..
after we lost both of them we don't fell like taking another pet - just feel unlucky and it hurts loosing them :/
here's "puke"
2nd was the "bau" who had a little eye problem but vets keeps on prescribing us with eye drops that didn't do much.. later in the year a fox(at a guess) attacked him and injured him so much we had to put him to sleep
here's "bau"
we loved them both! and im 90% sure PUKE is still around
she was a very clever cat and im sure she found a home - was very healthy and as you can see by the pictures very nice too.. i hate my mums brother for kicking the cat out/not allowing back in home - which was actually her home but they looked after it while my grandma was on holidays..after we lost both of them we don't fell like taking another pet - just feel unlucky and it hurts loosing them :/
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Dexter:
"I wasn't touching it" ¬_¬
Update!
He's fine! Emergency vet gave him a once over, she also showed us to check his gums next time, checked his temperature, intestines etc - she said unless it's pouring out don't panic, also checked the wounds and they are healing well and knows the person who operated on him.
Overall, panic over
- and nearly home.
He's fine! Emergency vet gave him a once over, she also showed us to check his gums next time, checked his temperature, intestines etc - she said unless it's pouring out don't panic, also checked the wounds and they are healing well and knows the person who operated on him.
Overall, panic over
- and nearly home.Hehe Loam, well I'm a first time cat owner and so when I saw it I instantly thought maybe its an infection due to the recent operation.
However, Tony is now in his hiding spot of choice (behind the sofa) and is sulking a bit and giving us the occasional, meow
- Insurance will reimburst us (was £140 for emergency consultation) but not really worried about that, it's good to have peace of mind
Scrap that - just coaxed him out and hes on the sofa next to me again, clearly over his life threatening ordeal
However, Tony is now in his hiding spot of choice (behind the sofa) and is sulking a bit and giving us the occasional, meow
- Insurance will reimburst us (was £140 for emergency consultation) but not really worried about that, it's good to have peace of mind Scrap that - just coaxed him out and hes on the sofa next to me again, clearly over his life threatening ordeal
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Hehe Loam, well I'm a first time cat owner and so when I saw it I instantly thought maybe its an infection due to the recent operation.
However, Tony is now in his hiding spot of choice (behind the sofa) and is sulking a bit and giving us the occasional, meow
Scrap that - just coaxed him out and hes on the sofa next to me again, clearly over his life threatening ordeal
Glad he's okay.
Pet insurance is freakin awesome. My cat ate a poisoned mouse a while back and turned up at home staggering everywhere and falling over. As a result he ran up a £500+ bill at the emergency vet (my cat was fine, but needed to go on a drip etc). Thankfully we had insurance!
The most frustrating thing about that ordeal was I saw my cat lunching on the mouse and didn't try to stop him. Dozens of times I'd failed to prevent him eating something he shouldn't as he just legs it, so I just let him get on with it on that occasion (never again, and now I run up the garden waving my arms like a tard, shouting at him which doesn't make him drop it, just gives the neighbours something to talk about
).Yip! Hes now asleep next to me, been all over us like a rash tonight, and actually went to his food for dinner tonight rather than me put it infront of his face! Which is handy, and hes had a bit more wondering around, so hes clearly getting confident
Be his first day completely alone tomorrow, he's had us around pretty much the whole time hes been here. See how he copes!
I left the radio on when I first left Jinx alone. Thought it might be better for her to have some sound in the house lol
The things ya do for your cats
Couple more pictures of the latest cat, Sophie.
She is a tiny cat, about 3 years old now. Very long legs and a tail thats about an inch too long, its always curls over at the very end.
A quick question to you other cat owners, When your making a fuss over your cat, do they dribble? Sophie does and its always over a fresh shirt Ive put on.
She is a tiny cat, about 3 years old now. Very long legs and a tail thats about an inch too long, its always curls over at the very end.
A quick question to you other cat owners, When your making a fuss over your cat, do they dribble? Sophie does and its always over a fresh shirt Ive put on.
my last cat used to dribble a little when she purred, but rather bizzarely only when she was being fussed, if she was splodged out in front of the fire purring away to herself then she didn't dribble