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New kitten is doing well! My grey cat that found him is being a good uncle and letting him play with his tail.
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All cats are grey. Good pictures.
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Harley (purrs like a) helping me check out my new house footings.
Mr. Kitty brought a mouse in my bedroom last night. tormented it, flung it around the room. and when it was finally dead he brought it on the bed, a present I guess.
He is in a very good mood today
dam he is evil.
Sorry no picture.
Is that the way you see them or do you mean to other cats?Quote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
It’s a quote and a Cure song.
Ahhhhhhh okay.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
Etymology
Attributed to Benjamin Franklin, explaining why to take an older woman to bed[1], but appears in John Heywood's book of proverbs (1546) as 'When all candles be out, all cats be grey.'
Proverb
In the dark, physical appearance is unimportant.
Did he issue his inspection permit?Quote:
Originally Posted by kootenayskier
So he's doing well? Did you switch him to a UT food?Quote:
Originally Posted by MTT
Kitten in the grass
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That will never be an indoor cat.
Yes, he's a barn cat. Found him at the barn, he's staying at the barn. He's living in a large sized dog crate when I'm not at the barn because of my other adult cats. I know the grey cat is cool with him and my female is not interested but I have two large male tabbies that I don't entirely trust. At the very least they might run him off. I have a stall that I've got some hay stacked in that I'm going to rearrange for him so he doesn't have to be locked in the crate so much but generally he seems like a very well adjusted kitty. Still wondering where all his litter mates are. I have checked around but there is one abandoned house yet to check. I think I've put it off because I'm not sure what I'm going to do if I find the rest. Still have one pesky tom that needs to be trapped and fixed too.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
I can tell by the look on his face. He would be miserable indoors.
doing well, He is on dry food, no more 2X a day treats.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
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I just found the but ad tail of the fat little mouse. He ate it!!
That's a new thing for him.
When my cat got crystals I was told it was because of dry food (though he was an indoor/outdoor cat that hunted a lot). I switched him to this and he never had another issue (switching took patience on my part but he finally took to it).Quote:
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Ideally, I believe, that when a cat is prone to crystals they should be on a wet food diet.
The kittens
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Agreed, That guy is a hunter.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
All the cute kittens make it hard not to head down to the shelter and pick up a carload.
Yeah I’m with you. We will probably end up with a couple of kittens soon.
Interesting, I was thinking the opposite, He diet is Purina cat chow. He likes that.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
what I have cut out is Tuna in water two times a day. He loved that stuff but it was what had changed in his diet and put him in the hospital. -- I think
I am always worried.
That picture looks so much like Sister.Quote:
Originally Posted by tripice351
My heart aches.
View right now. Sippin on a coffee and tgr-ing. Little buddies just chillin.
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