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C R

Guru
Location
Worcester
Zooplus Prince Cat Den
Thank you. We've banned ours from going upstairs to sleep on the kids beds since finding a tic on her a couple of months ago, and doesn't seem to like the bed we got. Maybe something a bit more private like that will do the trick.
 
Thank you. We've banned ours from going upstairs to sleep on the kids beds since finding a tic on her a couple of months ago, and doesn't seem to like the bed we got. Maybe something a bit more private like that will do the trick.

Oh, cats can be funny about beds - and where you put them. DAMHIKT. :laugh:

And then they'll sleep in a cardboard box. Or on your sweaty cycling kit...

The girls have eight beds between the two of them btw. :blush:
 

Mrs M

Guru
Location
Aberdeenshire
The lower deck of the “fort” is the toy store as neither of the boys ever slept in it. They usually go in to get toys or to hide and attack!
Sam took over the top deck the day we got him :wub:
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Thomas up to some monkey business! View attachment 492026

That expression... Seems he's saying "Oi, do you mind?" :laugh:

Gotta :wub: him though xxx
 

cosmicbike

Perhaps This One.....
Moderator
Location
Egham
One of our pair, Scruffy, is not doing so well. Diagnosed last week with kidney disease, she spent the last 4 days at a specialist vet in Winchester. Now back home with many shaved bits and on a special diet which she is refusing to eat, and 4 tablets a day for the rest of her life which could be months or 2 years (which the vet said will be good going). Bless her, she's only 7 years old.
Picture from a few year s ago, she'd always been good at the 'poor old dog' face.
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Our little sweetheart continues to battle on. She's on so may tablets each day she rattles:laugh: She gets the shakes quite badly now, and the day sof charging about like a loon are, I think, gone:sad: She is still perky, and not showing any signs of pain, I'm sure she'll let me know when she's had enough.
My boy Ridley is used to company, he's not been alone since we bought Scruffy home when he was 18 months, so we started getting registered with Dogs Trust, RSPCA and Battersea. We met a beautiful Northern Inuit last week who had not been well treated, started the process but unfortunately she turned on Ridley for no reason, so a non-starter. I do home she finds a good home as she was a real delight.
The following day found us registering at Battersea Old Windsor, and subsequently meeting a 4 year old lurcher. After a couple of human and dog meets he was reserved, and I'm off to collect him at 2:30 this afternoon.
I reckon it's going to be chaos at chez CosmicBike for a while:smile:
 
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