Male cats tend to roam a lot further than females - like 10 times the territory!
Just part of their nature.
Just part of their nature.
Feline Follies
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I did a thing.
I made the stack twice as high and, hopefully, it won't fall over all of the time now.
Drink carriers, 1-1/4-inch spade drill, a dowel, a scrap piece of plywood, and a screw.
As you can see, they loved the original, tiny stack. Now I just need them to understand that they can stretch out and scratch high.
I made the stack twice as high and, hopefully, it won't fall over all of the time now.
Drink carriers, 1-1/4-inch spade drill, a dowel, a scrap piece of plywood, and a screw.
As you can see, they loved the original, tiny stack. Now I just need them to understand that they can stretch out and scratch high.
My own cat (Alex) is doing better after we gave her a good go with the combing mitt and got the last of her winter coat off. She always looks skinnier for the first while after.
The main problem is we have new neighbours, their tuxedo cat keeps climbing the apple tree out back. We have a whole section of the garden for feeding birds for over twenty years now so it's cultivated for them, the cat has a bell on it's collar so it keeps doing a tight rope style parkour along the branches for nothing because they keep hearing it coming.
The main problem is we have new neighbours, their tuxedo cat keeps climbing the apple tree out back. We have a whole section of the garden for feeding birds for over twenty years now so it's cultivated for them, the cat has a bell on it's collar so it keeps doing a tight rope style parkour along the branches for nothing because they keep hearing it coming.
We had a ginger cat who managed to keep his bell quiet when he was going after birds etc - that was when he hadn't managed to loose the collar and bell altogether.
Clever!I did a thing.
I made the stack twice as high and, hopefully, it won't fall over all of the time now.
Drink carriers, 1-1/4-inch spade drill, a dowel, a scrap piece of plywood, and a screw.
As you can see, they loved the original, tiny stack. Now I just need them to understand that they can stretch out and scratch high.
Love those cat pics! 
Genius!I did a thing.
I made the stack twice as high and, hopefully, it won't fall over all of the time now.
Drink carriers, 1-1/4-inch spade drill, a dowel, a scrap piece of plywood, and a screw.
As you can see, they loved the original, tiny stack. Now I just need them to understand that they can stretch out and scratch high.
I have deprived you all of Glasgow for far too long.
Glasgow blep!I have deprived you all of Glasgow for far too long.
I have deprived you all of Glasgow for far too long.
Awwww! Wook at dat widdle face! Gorgeous!
Funny how language changes when a cute kitty or puppo or baby appears.Awwww! Wook at dat widdle face! Gorgeous!
Did you all see all those recent articles about how cats know their names and what a revelation that's supposed to be?
Glasgow always responds to his name -- I thought it was apparent that they knew!
Glasgow always responds to his name -- I thought it was apparent that they knew!
Word. My cats all knew their names. They're smarter than what some people give them credit for.
