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Just For The Cat Lovers Here
- Thread starter Coss
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Agreed, once they go from kitten to cat, they no longer need it (actually humans don't either past the age of 5, mucus products really aren't good for adults, but that's a whole different topic). Cats get their liquid needs from wet food and water; and don't set the two next to each other; if clean water is next to food, the cats believe that it gets "dirty" from being next to the food; always set the water bowl about 3 or 4 feet away from the food.
floydv
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Hello, fellow feline purveyors. Here are my two kitties, rescued separately when they were each about 4 months, now almost 4 years old.
Found the long haired one, Graycie, living by herself out in the fields next to a noisy wastewater treatment plant. Took a month of daily feeding visits in triple digit weather to get her to trust me enough to take her home. The short haired calico, Mimi, was picked up from a sidewalk by a stranger and brought to the vet hospital where we adopted her.
Have loved cats all my life. Love their quirkiness. Regarding dogs, I am partial to Rough Collies, too, but that's for another thread.
Found the long haired one, Graycie, living by herself out in the fields next to a noisy wastewater treatment plant. Took a month of daily feeding visits in triple digit weather to get her to trust me enough to take her home. The short haired calico, Mimi, was picked up from a sidewalk by a stranger and brought to the vet hospital where we adopted her.
Have loved cats all my life. Love their quirkiness. Regarding dogs, I am partial to Rough Collies, too, but that's for another thread.
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Now that's a cat that knows how to play to the camera.
Your little long hair has a great expression going on there; who says cats can't smile
Your little long hair has a great expression going on there; who says cats can't smile
