BlueTsunami
there is joy in sucking dick
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ITT, we post pictures of our cats.
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"No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die."
BertramCooper
Banned
Random question: should I get a collar for my cat? She's strictly an indoor cat and I don't ever put her on a leash or anything, but do most people have collars on their cats?
BomberMouse
Member
BertramCooper said:
A collar with a little rattle is the only way to avoid you cat going all ninja on you.
Hatredcopter
Neo Member
BertramCooper said:
My kitty doesn't have a collar and he is strictly indoors. He is micro-chipped with my information, though. Micro-chipping only is effective if someone brings the cat to a vet/shelter where they can scan it and then contact me. Just something to consider...
Nappuccino
Member
My cat is an outdoor cat with no collar because she bites through every single one we've tried to put on her. Thankfully she only have about 200ft radius she walks in (she's rather skittish and afraid of everything, including being inside) so there's no chance she'll run away or let someone close enough to her to kittynap her.
Sickboy007
Member
Zenith said:
Hide your kids hide your wife and hide your cat cuz they stealin everybody out here.
abstract alien
Member
Cat that's always hanging around my cousin's house. Such a playful and friendly one 
Click for the bigs
Click for the bigs
Sickboy007
Member
Kammie said:
Very cute, look out for those nails
wait, are those nails?
BertramCooper
Banned
They look like those caps you can put on your cats' claws to stop them from damaging your furniture.Sickboy007 said:
I use them and they're a godsend.
jecclr2003
Banned
Rough life being Max. He loves to sleep like his "peeople".
Such an awesome cat.
Such an awesome cat.
So GAF. I need your advice.
Okay so my family now has two cats. One cat (Aslan) is my cat that lives with me in another city when I'm in college. The other cat is a new edition (unnamed yet).
Aslan: One year old cat that I adopted from the humane society. He's hilarious and very high energy. Loves to play. Does not seem aggressive, just overly curious. Has never hissed or nipped. He's a male and spayed.
Unnamed cat: My mothers cat. We kind of took a chance with her. She was abandoned by some college kids and lived outside for 6 months despite being an indoor cat. She DOES NOT like being outside. She was also declawed. She seems very shy and laid back. She's been through a lot the past couple of days and apparently when we took her to the vet she was very feisty when they were doing the vaccinations and blood sample stuff. The vet said she was anywhere between 2-4 years old. She is very cute and loves laying in soft spots and being petted. The one really odd thing is when we went to pet her belly she nipped at us. We tried again and she nipped again. We figured she wasn't comfortable with it yet so we stopped.
Now normally Aslan and unnamed cat will not be together. I will only bring Aslan during extended vacations like thanksgiving, spring break, and winter break. They are both in the same house this week but due to the unnamed cat being adopted mere days ago (3 days now) we have not really let them meet. Actually we let them meet through a sliding glass door and Aslan seemed very interested or perhaps angry, I'm not sure which one. He kept on leaning against the window, pawing softly at it letting out some meows. His tail was also swishing back and forth.
Unnamed cat let out a couple meows and and hissed once but never hissed again (considering we've let them meet through the window multiple times) and most of the time just sat still and looked at Aslan.
We are going let them meet when I come back from school which is Dec. 17, should I be worried? One cat has a very chill personality while the other one always wants to play. Will this be a problem?
Okay so my family now has two cats. One cat (Aslan) is my cat that lives with me in another city when I'm in college. The other cat is a new edition (unnamed yet).
Aslan: One year old cat that I adopted from the humane society. He's hilarious and very high energy. Loves to play. Does not seem aggressive, just overly curious. Has never hissed or nipped. He's a male and spayed.
Unnamed cat: My mothers cat. We kind of took a chance with her. She was abandoned by some college kids and lived outside for 6 months despite being an indoor cat. She DOES NOT like being outside. She was also declawed. She seems very shy and laid back. She's been through a lot the past couple of days and apparently when we took her to the vet she was very feisty when they were doing the vaccinations and blood sample stuff. The vet said she was anywhere between 2-4 years old. She is very cute and loves laying in soft spots and being petted. The one really odd thing is when we went to pet her belly she nipped at us. We tried again and she nipped again. We figured she wasn't comfortable with it yet so we stopped.
Now normally Aslan and unnamed cat will not be together. I will only bring Aslan during extended vacations like thanksgiving, spring break, and winter break. They are both in the same house this week but due to the unnamed cat being adopted mere days ago (3 days now) we have not really let them meet. Actually we let them meet through a sliding glass door and Aslan seemed very interested or perhaps angry, I'm not sure which one. He kept on leaning against the window, pawing softly at it letting out some meows. His tail was also swishing back and forth.
Unnamed cat let out a couple meows and and hissed once but never hissed again (considering we've let them meet through the window multiple times) and most of the time just sat still and looked at Aslan.
We are going let them meet when I come back from school which is Dec. 17, should I be worried? One cat has a very chill personality while the other one always wants to play. Will this be a problem?
cloudwalking
300chf ain't shit to me
Kibs said:It's snowing in Denmark ! Kittens ... somewhat approved, for a short while at least ...
omg, he looks just like my yoshi! sooo cute
is he a siberian?and if you don't mind me asking, how does your kitty deal with being on a leash?
i've wanted to try it with one of my cats who i believe has the temperament for it, but we live in the city and i'm not sure it would be so easy for him to get used to it. i have seen people walking their cats in quieter parts of zürich though, and once at a shopping mall in lugano. but leash training is supposed to be hard with cats if you live in the city. :/
No, they're both norwegian forestcats You wouldn't say once you see them pouting for getting their paws wet though ... But so far they haven't really been outside - so we decided to get them leashes ...
Have to say i was very much dreading walking them the first time - but surprisingly enough walking the slightly fatter (a lot fatter actually, she pretty much controls the foodbowl) one took it quite well after a while! Took her out a second time around 22h - less risk of running into someone walking their dog, not a pleasant experience - and she was already comfy walking properly ... For a bit at least
I live on the outskirts of a danish 'city' though, and can perfectly imagine trying this in a busier area will require a lot more effort. Distractions seem to be the devil in this case ... But try it, stick with it - and i'm sure you can train your kitty to get used to it
You wouldn't say once you see them pouting for getting their paws wet though ... But so far they haven't really been outside - so we decided to get them leashes ...Have to say i was very much dreading walking them the first time - but surprisingly enough walking the slightly fatter (a lot fatter actually, she pretty much controls the foodbowl
) one took it quite well after a while! Took her out a second time around 22h - less risk of running into someone walking their dog, not a pleasant experience - and she was already comfy walking properly ... For a bit at least I live on the outskirts of a danish 'city' though, and can perfectly imagine trying this in a busier area will require a lot more effort. Distractions seem to be the devil in this case ... But try it, stick with it - and i'm sure you can train your kitty to get used to it
Mecha_Infantry
Banned
My little man is following me everywhere! I'm not comPlaining by in the morning when I'm getting ready he gets in-between my feet. He even stays imbetween my legs when I'm pissing.
Awhhh I love him though!
Awhhh I love him though!
BomberMouse
Member
Some pictures of our cat I found while cleaning my phone
With her favourite toy
At halloween with a Dracula cape (my wife's idea)
Impersonating Dracula
With her favourite toy
At halloween with a Dracula cape (my wife's idea)
Impersonating Dracula
BlueTsunami
there is joy in sucking dick
More messing around with window lighting and some cats on hand...
brotkasten
Member
BowieZ said:
Colonel Mustard
Banned
Sorry for the crappy quality. I took this a couple years ago (with a Blackberry Pearl.) :lol
CharlieDigital
Banned
My (pregnant) wife and our three cats:
DUFFMCWALIN
Member
My cat fluffy:
She and two other cats are living with my parents while I am away for college. The pictures are crappy because I took them on my blackberry.
She and two other cats are living with my parents while I am away for college. The pictures are crappy because I took them on my blackberry.
José Mourinho
cocknose
Like most cats this guy will sleep anywhere.
Apologies for the crappy phone pics and dusty keyboard.
Apologies for the crappy phone pics and dusty keyboard.
Captain Pants
Killed by a goddamned Dredgeling
This is me and my best friend's cat, Yoshi. Yoshi will be mine someday because my best friend's family aren't cat people. They've said many times that they will force Yoshi on me the very second that I live somewhere where I can have pets. I will gladly accept.
This is our female cat, Nene. She is friendly, a little shy, and love to have her stomach petted. When we got her, she tested positive for feline lukemia, which sucked. We had to keep her seperate from our other cat for about 2 months before she could be re-tested to see if it was permanant. It was sad, I was looking for homes for sick cats. fortunetly, her last test came back negative.
This is our other guy, Tom Tom. He is pretty naughty, always climbing on stuff, but he loves to play fetch with his toys. Sometimes you will watch TV and he will bring you his toy to have you throw it a few times. Also his fur is pretty long, so about every 3 weeks I give him a bath, which he is a good sport about.
Jugendstil
Member
Zoe said:
TRUTH.
Her brother died last night (Our guess its that it was a heart attack, he started to cry and twist and after 20 minutes he died ;_
She doesnt have a name yet. Her mom is called Bigotitos.(Little whiskers)
She doesnt have a name yet. Her mom is called Bigotitos.(Little whiskers)
Mecha_Infantry
Banned
Urrrgh more kitty problems.
He is almost 6 months and was excellently potty trained. But recently he has been pooing in the living room and more weirdly he hasn't been covering his poop or pee in the litter try
Whats wrong
He is almost 6 months and was excellently potty trained. But recently he has been pooing in the living room and more weirdly he hasn't been covering his poop or pee in the litter try
Whats wrong