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Still counts! Our big boy is an eater, he only brings them in to eat them in front of you. Opened the front room curtains to see many pigeon feathers. Not found a carcase yet and the bugger didn't hassle me for his tea from 1:30pm like most days.This bugger.
Last night (4AM) he wakes me up when he noisily enters through the cat flap and starts meowing loudly. I find him under the kitchen table with a dead mouse.... Sigh not the first time! But this is the first time I've seen him bring in a dead mouse that's got it's head stuck in a mouse trap.
mangocrazy
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Ours has an alarm clock in his head that goes off at 6pm on the dot. After that the pointed look at the empty food bowl turns into loud vocals and attempts to trip you up.
He's a thug. Once it get close to actual teatime he will find the most vocal other cat and beat the bejesus out of her until we despair and feed him.
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Working from home this week, one of or cats is driving me daft, chewing my headphone lead, pawing my face when I am on conference calls, never mind running over the keyboard!
I am using the granddaughters room for working, she managed to jump about 6 feet onto the top of a bookcase!
And I thought it would be me getting cabin fever first....
I am using the granddaughters room for working, she managed to jump about 6 feet onto the top of a bookcase!
And I thought it would be me getting cabin fever first....
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Tea and Cat
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Today’s thought for the day !
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when mine wake up from his 17 hour nap I will have to make a quick video, I never let him react when I stroked his tum so now I can stroke him and he doesn’t get all wide eyed and wanting a scrap
Compare and contrast. I think either you forgot to ask the cat if they wanted anything or you bought the cheaper stuff again...
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Someone passed wind pooh!
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The Lodger has a 2 hour stomach alarm, even during the night. He likes me to guide him to his food bowls like a maitre de.
Working from home this week, one of or cats is driving me daft, chewing my headphone lead, pawing my face when I am on conference calls, never mind running over the keyboard!
I am using the granddaughters room for working, she managed to jump about 6 feet onto the top of a bookcase!
And I thought it would be me getting cabin fever first....
I can sympathise.
Having problems with my computer tablet last night, but finally after a bit hair pulling, I sorted it out, and left them to upload updates on both the laptop, and the tablet. Heard noises behind me, and there was the Lodger lying on both devices, and headbutting the tablet screen. Maximum damage caused, which took 3 hours to fix.
He celebrated this by jumping on top of my 6 foot tall bookcase, and then onto as many other high surfaces as he could.
Today he was exhausted, and lay down behind me as I worked. Loud explosive noise from him, which I initially took to be a serious burp.
Until the smell hit.
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I have the rest of this week through to next Tuesday on holiday, so spending a few days in the garage, servicing cars and bikes and my little helper:
Then a wee rest:
Then a wee rest:
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We have two cats - mother and daughter - I like the cats - never had them at home as a kid - my parents don't like cats.
We also have another cat who visits - eats at ours and sleeps on a bed upstairs.
I will try and get a picture of him - he is the ugliest cat you have ever seen.
We also have another cat who visits - eats at ours and sleeps on a bed upstairs.
I will try and get a picture of him - he is the ugliest cat you have ever seen.
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I got a soft spot for a sick or injured cat.
Both of mine - I brought home from the yard at work - one of them emaciated from being constantly pregnant.
Yeah it has cost me - a few vets bills.
The older of the two cats I have - has had a hard life - you wanna see her now - she is now living the life - warm bed - food on tap.
The big cat who is visiting - has a wound on its side - and a wet eye - it has let me bath it. I been putting a rag in hot saline water to draw the puss out - it is clearing it up nicely.
