Why do cats get orgasmic

Rotty · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:42

that's nice :mad:

locutus12 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:42

Mp4 said:
For a laugh i put Sellotape on my cats nose , he walks backwards

for a laugh ive cut your break lines...

Rotty · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:43

Another one for the cat psycologists, why do we often get up in a morning to sind that the cat has dropped soem of her toys ( toy mice etc ) into her food ( or water ) bowl

West · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:43

My Molly is really funny as she is such a trusting cat to us, and my especially.. she will sit at the end of my bed, and when shes sorta half asleep she will sorta turn her upper body upwards as if to say, rub my belly now please...and when shes ready she'll sit up and stretch and lie back down..

Kol · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:43

Mp4 said:
For a laugh i put Sellotape on my cats nose , he walks backwards

Hmmmm :/

Rotty said:
that's nice

locutus12 said:
for a laugh ive cut your break lines...

LMAO

Bill101 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:43

locutus12 said:
everything about cats behaviour goes back to those first few weeks when it was a new born with its mother, when you stroke a cat it reminds it of when its mother would groom it. when they do the clawing thing on a cushion they are attempting to nest on that spot, and if you want a cat to trust you, always look at it with your eyes only partially open.

have you tried the double blink?, if you double blink at a cat it will do it back, it is a sign that you are not going to be a threat and will be leaving it alone, also the tail straight in the air is a ''flag'' to say 'follow me'
My cat has in the past nipped me in the arm pit after I have showered, that was a bit of a shock I can tell you!

Kol · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:44

Rotty said:
Another one for the cat psycologists, why do we often get up in a morning to sind that the cat has dropped soem of her toys ( toy mice etc ) into her food ( or water ) bowl

Interesting.

Out of interest, what do cat owners put in the cats water bowl? IIRC, cats are sensitive to the chlorine (albeit a low amount) in our water? Also, cats are lactose intolerant (again, something I read which may not be the case) so can't give them milk.

locutus12 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:45

Bill101 said:
have you tried the double blink?, if you double blink at a cat it will do it back, it is a sign that you are not going to be a threat and will be leaving it alone, also the tail straight in the air is a ''flag'' to say 'follow me'
My cat has in the past nipped me in the arm pit after I have showered, that was a bit of a shock I can tell you!

i have done the blink thing

although the tail was new to me... when my cat wants your attention she will simply walk up to you and literally swipe your leg.

InsomniaCalls · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:45

Got some new suede-esque bean bag cushions for the cats a few days ago.
Went into the room to find one of them had a huge wet patch.
Assumed the worst and told the cats off for peeing on the new cushions.
Walked in yesterday and found one of the cats licking them.

Mp4 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:46

locutus12 said:
for a laugh ive cut your break lines...

Good job i dont drive

so don't know what lines your playing with

my moggie he's over 20 yrs old now , he was quite sick when i took this image

Chronos-X · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:46

Putting my cat's head in a sock provides literally hours of amusement.

*c

locutus12 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:47

Mikol said:
Interesting.

Out of interest, what do cat owners put in the cats water bowl? IIRC, cats are sensitive to the chlorine (albeit a low amount) in our water? Also, cats are lactose intolerant (again, something I read which may not be the case) so can't give them milk.

my cat has tap water here but she wont drink it unless the water is moving, hence she shoves the bowl, then starts to drink then shoves abit more then drinks and rince and repeat.

Rotty · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:47

Mikol said:
Interesting.

Out of interest, what do cat owners put in the cats water bowl? IIRC, cats are sensitive to the chlorine (albeit a low amount) in our water? Also, cats are lactose intolerant (again, something I read which may not be the case) so can't give them milk.

my missus fills it up, I think she uses bottled water

in truth the cat will rarely drink from her bowl she tends to sit in the bath and make a load of noise until someone turns the tap on for her

ours won't drink milk anyway, we have even tried the lactose free cat milks

Wolf11 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:48

My Cat likes Sniffing my Armpits as well lol

She also does a lot of Stomping as I call it,I sometimes call her BreadCat

as it looks like she,s kneading dough ..

My cat loves Milk..has a teeny bowl before bedtime

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locutus12 · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:49

Wolf11 said:
My Cat likes Sniffing my Armpits as well lol

She also does a lot of Stomping as I call it,I sometimes call her BreadCat as it looks like she,s kneading dough ..

that will be the nesting bit

BreadCat... i like that

Rotty · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:55

I think someone has realised we are talking about her ( taken 2 mins ago )

leaskovski · 4 Jan 2007 at 14:55

kaiowas said:
one of my mums used to roll around on my work shirt when I took it off

How many mums do you have! Plus are they all incestuous??

Just wrong!

Phog · 4 Jan 2007 at 15:24

Rotty said:
I think someone has realised we are talking about her ( taken 2 mins ago )

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I thought it was illegal to have tigers!

Lovely looking cat, very good coat. :D

dustiestrat · 4 Jan 2007 at 15:24

i once cut my cats wiskers all of i was like 6 so dont hold it against me.

Mat · 4 Jan 2007 at 15:25

dustiestrat said:
i once cut my cats wiskers all of i was like 6 so dont hold it against me.

Afaik, their whiskers grow out as far as they are fat so they dont get stuck...