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a cat will go to the home with the best food what are you feeding them with?
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Grouse.
Seriously though, whiskas (wet and dry food) - has suited her up to now. As said elesewhere, we need to determine who's feeding her, and ask them to stop.
Who knows what goes on it a cat's mind!
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It will not be the food then.
you did say it is a female. they never know what they want
you did say it is a female. they never know what they want
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...you did say it is a female. they never know what they want
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She always looked at me with a suspicious contempt
Been taking lessons off your wife then.
we lost our cat for 6 weeks once, somehow it had gone about a mile and was living on a roof at the back of a cafe. WE got him back and afetr about a day he was fine again. We also had problems with our latest cats, when one became playmates with next doors cat. Trouble was next door feed him so he kept dissapearing off. We told them that he has a special diet from the vet and asked them to stop feeding it so they did.
If you see it around, its worth a walk at night when its quiet and see if it will approach......then grab the bugger
If you see it around, its worth a walk at night when its quiet and see if it will approach......then grab the bugger
Not inviting an argument or abuse of any sort .....BUT.....
I think cat owners should pay a fine of some description for 'losing' them.
Roaming cats used to sh*t in my garden on a regular basis.
If you have to clean other peoples pet sh*t of your garden before you can let your son out to play, or brothers that visit with young nephews and nieces, it kind of p1sses you off.
Inconsiderate cat owners don't give a monkeys conundrum about other people's property.
Once they let their cats out of the back door, and comfortably settle their ars*'s down to watch blockbusters, they give 'not a jot' of thought or consideration as to where they are going, and more importantly, whose lawn they are going to be sh*tting on.
If dog owners were to do this...........they'd be hell to pay.....rightly so.
.....BUT.....I think cat owners should pay a fine of some description for 'losing' them.
Roaming cats used to sh*t in my garden on a regular basis.
If you have to clean other peoples pet sh*t of your garden before you can let your son out to play, or brothers that visit with young nephews and nieces, it kind of p1sses you off.
Inconsiderate cat owners don't give a monkeys conundrum about other people's property.
Once they let their cats out of the back door, and comfortably settle their ars*'s down to watch blockbusters, they give 'not a jot' of thought or consideration as to where they are going, and more importantly, whose lawn they are going to be sh*tting on.
If dog owners were to do this...........they'd be hell to pay.....rightly so.
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Lamb, you may have a point up to a point. Trouble is, cat's aren't readily containable within the boundaries of a house, unlike relatively subservient mutts, and children.
I do not want my cats to go next door, nor anywhere else. I could keep them entirely within the confines of the house, but this doesn't seem particularly right for such a species.
So, on behalf of cat owners, let me offer my unconditional and heartfelt apology to anyone who has had a roaming pet upset their status quo, and caused any inconvenience.
Now, if you don't mind, I'm off for a stroll, armed with some catnip!
I do not want my cats to go next door, nor anywhere else. I could keep them entirely within the confines of the house, but this doesn't seem particularly right for such a species.
So, on behalf of cat owners, let me offer my unconditional and heartfelt apology to anyone who has had a roaming pet upset their status quo, and caused any inconvenience.
Now, if you don't mind, I'm off for a stroll, armed with some catnip!
whats that got to do with answering his question
Thats boll*cks Thermo........... It was completely relevant to the opening post about a lost cat.
The last cat I had, which was many years ago, went missing.
Found it about a week later, slung over a wall, they may be resilient but the don't like the front end of a motor.
Always one to look on the bright side.
Found it about a week later, slung over a wall, they may be resilient but the don't like the front end of a motor.
Always one to look on the bright side.
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Why has a post got to answer the OP Thermo? I'd be surprised if a single thread in here stays on topic.whats that got to do with answering his question
Maybe she didn't like the look of you.
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