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What's in here?
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Bobupndown
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Bit excessive, we just use a cat carrier box
Pigeon_Droppings2
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I believe the rule is....anything I can get a paw on is mine...baggies no returns of any kind 
Onoff
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Does anyone else's cat pant? Literally mouth wide open, tongue out. Ours does. Never had a cat do it before.
Just let ours out properly. 15 months old. Tonight it runs up to a bfo badger & sees it off. The badger stops the cat charges it again.
Mind one of it's litter mates, my mate had as a stable cat. Happily kills big rats and devours them with relish.
Just let ours out properly. 15 months old. Tonight it runs up to a bfo badger & sees it off. The badger stops the cat charges it again.
Mind one of it's litter mates, my mate had as a stable cat. Happily kills big rats and devours them with relish.
Onoff
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This doesn't do it justice. Literally opens his mouth as wide as it'll go, tongue lolling. When he's running along too. Plus he'll do it for ages.
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Mine pants, but he has asthma and hayfever.
Worth getting checked at the animal gp place.
Worth getting checked at the animal gp place.
How do they do that ?
dobbslc
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The ring of plenty tastes good...How do they do that ?
selectedgrub
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Sounds like a badly translated subtitle from Asian porn.
Onoff
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SWMBO has been shooing a neighbour's cat away for a few days as it's been attacking our young one. Tonight it didn't want to go and took a swipe at her, actually drew blood on her foot.
The young one chased it off with our old cat coming running to back him up. Pretty sure it was a case of "My human!" Didn't realise cats would be protective like that.
The young one chased it off with our old cat coming running to back him up. Pretty sure it was a case of "My human!" Didn't realise cats would be protective like that.
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You need to be very careful with cat bites, especially on hands or feet. Those needle like teeth can inject bugs deep into tissue where the body doesn't always deal with such an infection. Definitely seek medical attention if there's any chance it was a deep bite. A surface scratch is less of a problem but can still go bad.
If it is going to go bad, it will happen quite quickly!
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Lord yes.
Our late tom would put himself between MWitA and next door's late boxers, if they started barking at her.
What he was telling them to do with them selves, in cat, would have burnt out the swear filter on here and whilst the boxer's didn't speak cat, they certainly got the message!
The late Mr Cat.
mangocrazy
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Feed me or I'm not moving...
Bobupndown
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I have a slightly chunkier tabby. She was giving me evil looks like that yesterday at 5:03 pm because she normally gets fed at 5pm, I mean she was practically starving!
FTFY sometimes it's hard being a cat.
Our dog had to have his dinner early as I came in from the garage early so his timing had all gone awray. Hard being a dog too.
