Dave?! wow
Ha.Well this escalated quickly.
"Can we get a kitten..." to this in no-time flat.
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Presenting Rick and Morty (I believe the wife has vetoed this, but I'm calling them that anyway). They're brothers, about 12 weeks old iirc. Morty is going to be a lunker, he's already a good chunk bigger than his brother.
Ha.
We're still waiting. Moving again this year that may need a rental in between as we're heading North of the border.
Don't want to put a kitty through a move and, tbh, it's been ten weeks since we lost ours and I'm still mourning. The move(s) are a good excuse to wait.
Anyway, they look like trouble![]()
Oh very true, very tough little buggers.All in good time dude. They're resilient little critters, they'll move with you when you're ready of course.
These two replace my wife's cat that we lost nearly 2 years ago, she drove this decision so was ready for another cat (well, cats) I guess.
Thanks! Vet said it's often caused by e.coli bacteria, he hasn't been sneezing or wheezing or anything fortunately, just his eye which is already looking much clearer today. He's been spending a lot of time up on the window sills with the breeze from the open window blowing into his face so something may have just got in there and caused an issue.Hope vega picks up soon @TheVoice
Definitely not hayfever or some other allergen? Cats, damned stressful trying to figure out what's bothering them.
Oh mate, so sorryGot a call from the local vet surgery, someone had took our dead cat in found at the side of the road.
Told the wife she's not to get any more pets, it's just not worth it. Got one cat left he's already looking for his brother in the window crying wondering why he isn't answering.
Got a call from the local vet surgery, someone had took our dead cat in found at the side of the road.
Told the wife she's not to get any more pets, it's just not worth it. Got one cat left he's already looking for his brother in the window crying wondering why he isn't answering.