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I actually love this!Completely normal behaviour
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Completely normal behaviour
Man, that's a weird looking penguin.
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MeerCAT mode. My Cleo does this when she's in the garden playing with the other cats so she can see over things.
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Next door just arrived from the rescue centre with a B&W female...
Completely normal behaviour
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Does anyone else's cat go into a bliss state when basking in some sun 
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Cat related advice required.
We have 3 boys - Ray, Terry and Micky (Bonus points if you get the reference) they are from the same litter.
They are 3 years old and Micky is now the biggest, but is a big softy. Ray is the middle size and is the hunter. The other two will catch small animals but not really know what to do. Ray will have eaten half of it before you've shouted "Get out!" and the bigger the better.
We have a mild concern for Terry. He is very thin compared to the other two. He's healthy looking, nice coat, plenty of energy. He's ever so slightly bullied by Ray but will instigate the fight from time to time. Terry and Micky don't fight. Micky and Ray will fight. Ray is a bit of a......
They get treated every month which includes worming I think (Frontline). I'm not it's worms that keeps Terry thin, he may just be thin.
I suppose we could ask the vet but £150 later for them to say he's fine, just thin, I thought I'd ask the OCUK for advice
We have 3 boys - Ray, Terry and Micky (Bonus points if you get the reference) they are from the same litter.
They are 3 years old and Micky is now the biggest, but is a big softy. Ray is the middle size and is the hunter. The other two will catch small animals but not really know what to do. Ray will have eaten half of it before you've shouted "Get out!" and the bigger the better.
We have a mild concern for Terry. He is very thin compared to the other two. He's healthy looking, nice coat, plenty of energy. He's ever so slightly bullied by Ray but will instigate the fight from time to time. Terry and Micky don't fight. Micky and Ray will fight. Ray is a bit of a......
They get treated every month which includes worming I think (Frontline). I'm not it's worms that keeps Terry thin, he may just be thin.
I suppose we could ask the vet but £150 later for them to say he's fine, just thin, I thought I'd ask the OCUK for advice
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Ah, yes.
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My last cat Bandit had a good appetite but was thin all his life, lived to twenty years.
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I'm cat-sitting this week for my mum's cat - being a typical tortoiseshell she doesn't really engage with anyone but my mum - my own cat is like "woah, why do you smell like that, are you seeing someone else?"
Boxing stance?Completely normal behaviour
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Couple of photos of my 18 year old boy
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Anyone have any experience of applying what's
In second photo?
Cost me almost a grand in vet bills in
The last week Until put the foot down and refused to
Keep giving them £190 per blood test
so they applied this for £130
lasts 2 weeks
Turns out can get these off amazon for 50 quid
So thinking of saving giving them £80 to come and
Apply them in future
Denying me the use of my pc
Anyone have any experience of applying what's
In second photo?
Cost me almost a grand in vet bills in
The last week Until put the foot down and refused to
Keep giving them £190 per blood test
so they applied this for £130
lasts 2 weeks
Turns out can get these off amazon for 50 quid
So thinking of saving giving them £80 to come and
Apply them in future
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Just my boy having a nap.
Are those freckles on his nose?
Yes mate
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Cat related advice required.
We have 3 boys - Ray, Terry and Micky (Bonus points if you get the reference) they are from the same litter.
They are 3 years old and Micky is now the biggest, but is a big softy. Ray is the middle size and is the hunter. The other two will catch small animals but not really know what to do. Ray will have eaten half of it before you've shouted "Get out!" and the bigger the better.
We have a mild concern for Terry. He is very thin compared to the other two. He's healthy looking, nice coat, plenty of energy. He's ever so slightly bullied by Ray but will instigate the fight from time to time. Terry and Micky don't fight. Micky and Ray will fight. Ray is a bit of a......
They get treated every month which includes worming I think (Frontline). I'm not it's worms that keeps Terry thin, he may just be thin.
I suppose we could ask the vet but £150 later for them to say he's fine, just thin, I thought I'd ask the OCUK for advice
It's more than likely that Terry is the so called "runt" of the litter.
Unfortunately, cats of the same litter don't always get on, and it is quite possible that there is just a power struggle going on between the two largest cats. One of my cats, Jeremy, left his original home in search of pastures new, because of tensions between himself and his brother. Oddly, they were best of friends when kittens but about a year old and Jeremy just decided he wanted to be the only male in the house.