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Onoff
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You've bought a Ringer ?
Hopefully it is not a Cut 'N' Shut job.
I think the tail may have come off a much bigger cat.
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More likely a CAT C ...You've bought a Ringer ?
Hopefully it is not a Cut 'N' Shut job.
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"MINE! all Mine! Its all Mine! "
Next picture just its tail & back legs sticking out!
We always have had female cats so after loosing our last one and being fed up with mice and birds brought into the house I got a couple of ginger Tom's as I was told that males don't hunt like females. How wrong was that advice. One got knocked over on the road but the other one seems to think he's a lion, his list of kills includes voles,mice,rats, rabbits,Robbins,blue tits, blackbirds, dove's,pigeons, partridges, pheasants, duck's and the latest was witnessed by myself from the bedroom window a sparrow hawk . The sparrow hawk was eating a pigeon in the garden and the cat was stalking it from the hedge he got to about 15ft and launched his attack the hawk got about 3ft off the ground before the ginger got it in mid air. I have never seen a cat so quick as this.
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Feral ginger cat I been feeding up my yard/workshop.
Now got nasty dose of Cat Flu - coughing/sneezing/wheezing. Don't look well at all...
Rang vet - he reckons all the feral cats got in - they just keep passing it to each other - can't do allot when they get it - they either live or die - it only kills infant kittens or old cats with other health problems (like Covid for cats). You can immunize them - but it too late when they got it...
Can't bring him home to our house as we have two older cats at home.
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So the best I could do was - a proper tin of red salmon and some (cat safe) lactose free milk - left him inside workshop when I locked up - with a cardboard box with some clean rags in it from the rag bin - armed with stanley knife/big box - I knocked him up some comfy sleeping quarters. Left plenty of dried food and loads of water out for him. He not gonna have a good night... But he young and fit - I am sure he will be OK...
Now got nasty dose of Cat Flu - coughing/sneezing/wheezing. Don't look well at all...
Rang vet - he reckons all the feral cats got in - they just keep passing it to each other - can't do allot when they get it - they either live or die - it only kills infant kittens or old cats with other health problems (like Covid for cats). You can immunize them - but it too late when they got it...
Can't bring him home to our house as we have two older cats at home.
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So the best I could do was - a proper tin of red salmon and some (cat safe) lactose free milk - left him inside workshop when I locked up - with a cardboard box with some clean rags in it from the rag bin - armed with stanley knife/big box - I knocked him up some comfy sleeping quarters. Left plenty of dried food and loads of water out for him. He not gonna have a good night... But he young and fit - I am sure he will be OK...
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Don't forget you can likely carry it home on your clothes, hands etc to yours
Yeah I washed my hands - binned clothing to washing machine on arrival at home - I knew this...
Both our domestic cats have had the full series of jabs... (plus they were feral cats from my yard - so they might have some natural immunity).
This Cat Flu is not far off what us humans had to deal with Covid... Mutating Virus....
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@Onoff - But thanks - very valid point you raised
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Our cat moved out of the house back at the end of May, only came in to the utility room to eat then straight back out again. Rain or shine, she would stay outside, go roaming and sleep under a bush........ until today. First fire if the year, can't get her off my lap.
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Broughty Ferry, however it's now sweltering in the house.
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Had the wood burner lit a couple of nights now, the cats love it.
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our one year old, Rory has discovered the ironing board is hot.
Suppose he gave my wife a break
Suppose he gave my wife a break
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Is that a startled look in the 2nd pic as he's just realised that if he doesn't move he'll get ironed
