A cat that hasn't had a collar since they were a kitten...probably be a 'painful' experience!
Feline Follies
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I had a kitten I named Tribble... she was such an adorable little ball of fluff! Unfortunately, it turned out she had serious health issues, and she passed away much, much too soon. I still miss her to this day.
I agree, it'd be a really painful experience to subject the cat to that.
It'd be painful for the cat, too.
Sorry about the kitten. I almost named my cat Tribble but she had way too many teeth and likes to use them.I had a kitten I named Tribble... she was such an adorable little ball of fluff! Unfortunately, it turned out she had serious health issues, and she passed away much, much too soon. I still miss her to this day.
Savannah cats are easily leash-trained. But then, a Savannah isn't exactly your typical cat.
Sound of the can opener...
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nah looks more like some-one said "vet" or "bath"
and the tail doesn't look right.
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"I TOLD YOU NOT TO USE THE BLOW DRYER !!"
"Okay, I want answers, and I want them now; who the fuck dyed my tail, and how did they do it without waking me up?"Sound of the can opener...
"I love you more." - "No, I love YOU more." -"You take that back." - "Make me."
I am feeling a bit down. Trying to get my cat to lose a few pounds. Have her on a good diet food from the vet. But can't get her under 11 pounds. She is 11 years old. Anyone else have this problem with cat weight gain? I do get her to play as much as she will. Not sure what else to do??
Is 11 pounds that much? We had a shop cat that topped out at 25 in his prime, and he wasn't fat at all.
My girl cat never got over 7 or 8 pounds and my male has dropped some weight due to age and other issues, but still around 10 pounds.
^ it depends on their breed, length, general skeleton size and age. Junior weighs 21lbs but the vet says he needs to 18-20. So he's a little tubby.
The kitty in question was 10 pounds when we got her three years ago. After the first year she was up to 15, mainly due to overfeeding. We changed her diet drastically and she's been working her way down for the last two years. But Mrs. Silvercrest is keeping a close eye to make sure everything stays OK. This is the first time the vet has weighed her and not registered a loss. We need to see what's up.
How can you tell with that fur? Sisko was a short hair, but long and solid. When he was 6 months old, he had "flaps" of skin between his legs and body he would eventually grow into (think flying squirrel), plus massive paws.
