The Cat Lovers Thread
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Chryssie
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They have a similar pattern on the forehead!
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Our former male-kitty Kuzja had a pattern (on his forehead) which looked like deer's antlers.
Chryssie
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Day 5, ...
... and already I am bored beyond belief, because those boring humans decide to go to school or office instead of staying home and playing with the cat .....
... and already I am bored beyond belief, because those boring humans decide to go to school or office instead of staying home and playing with the cat .....
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...My kitty Lucy always used to do like this.
Question for experienced INDOOR CAT COMPANIONS ...
What might be wrong with this picture?
Yeah ... we had a scare on Sunday.
Seems that our dear "Alaska" is now confident enough around us to come close to us, cuddle with us, and ... dart past us if we open the terrace door without paying enough attention.
And, as she is still new to our house, does not yet come when we call her, reacts unfavourably to attempts to grab her, we were a bit at our wits' end. Especially as she had just enjoyed a good breakfast and a good nights sleep, so she was ready for adventuring on her own.
After about 2 hours of following her around in the garden (which is unfortunately not "cat-proof" due to some openings to our neighbours' gardens, trying to deter her from entering the small wood (unfortunately with a highway in close distance) behind our garden, and also from venturing to the residential roads that surround the area, I finally managed to trap her in the garden shed and escort her back to the house.
Now, she is of course moaning and begging for another chance to continue her outing, but that would likely not be a good idea, until she has accepted our house and we have a method to call her that she listens to.
What might be wrong with this picture?
Yeah ... we had a scare on Sunday.
Seems that our dear "Alaska" is now confident enough around us to come close to us, cuddle with us, and ... dart past us if we open the terrace door without paying enough attention.
And, as she is still new to our house, does not yet come when we call her, reacts unfavourably to attempts to grab her, we were a bit at our wits' end. Especially as she had just enjoyed a good breakfast and a good nights sleep, so she was ready for adventuring on her own.
After about 2 hours of following her around in the garden (which is unfortunately not "cat-proof" due to some openings to our neighbours' gardens, trying to deter her from entering the small wood (unfortunately with a highway in close distance) behind our garden, and also from venturing to the residential roads that surround the area, I finally managed to trap her in the garden shed and escort her back to the house.
Now, she is of course moaning and begging for another chance to continue her outing, but that would likely not be a good idea, until she has accepted our house and we have a method to call her that she listens to.
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MadamSarcastra
MadamSarcastra, over & out.
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Was this already shared here?
Amazing that they all seem to get along with each other nicely....
Amazing that they all seem to get along with each other nicely....
