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Rannsachair
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She is Tonkinese: a Siamese /Burmese and yes she is very vocal, likes to announce her presence. She yowled all the time when we first got her, though not too bad, influenced perhaps by her Russian Blue brother.
Rannsachair
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Our two sleep on or in the bed, which is ok when its cold, not so good when its hot as they like to lie on or against you. Also not good when they bring live birds, reptiles or rodents into the bedroom in the early hours!
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It is truly amazing how effective a small cat is as a jack,
when it gets between the two human adults in the bed and starts pushing to get itself some more room!
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When me and Mrs Robo worked shifts we got up at different times, our dog would head for the recently vacated warm side of the bed and disappear under the covers.
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Mine used to do that with baby rabbits. Their death squeals aren't the best thing to wake you from a nightmare. And sadly it happened quite often. Sad for both the rabbits and me.
Bobupndown
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Christmas has all been a bit too much for Barney.
Sounds about right, though one of ours is bored with turkey already..
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Yes my one had some more this morning but scattered half of it on the floor.Sounds about right, though one of ours is bored with turkey already..
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New semi wild cat has been seen in my garden. I know it is black with green eyes. I can see it in the wooden house.
Medicated food and fresh water is now provided.
Medicated food and fresh water is now provided.
That’s how it started with our ex feral cat. If you’re as lucky as we are you may end up with the best friendship ever
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We put a dish of Turkey out for our "outdoors cat" last night, he ate over half of it, we left the dish out and it was empty this morning, no doubt hoovered up by one of the foxes.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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Would not be the first i have looked after.That’s how it started with our ex feral cat. If you’re as lucky as we are you may end up with the best friendship ever
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We thought this, and sometimes put out what our now food fussy ex feral refuses to eat.
Got up early to find two badgers eating it up. Both of them looked up for a moment, then carried on eating.
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Bobupndown
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He sure does, those presents were an inconvenience, taking up valuable cat lounging space."Barney" looks happy enough about getting his chair back in the sun!
