JumpingTheGun
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This is my cat Alyxx or Buddy if you will, doing his roadkill impression. He actually lies around like this all the time. A very content badass cat.
got a new kitty a couple days ago shes still adjusting but shes really playful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xOvGIn3Ncc&feature=youtu.be
This was a heartwarming post, and the pictures are all fantastic. They look like great cats. Thanks for sharing.February 18th this year my sister calls me at work to tell me a little boy kitten wandered in their backyard. He walked right in when they opened the door to get a closer look. She and her family already had a dog and didn't want another pet so I agreed to adopt it. On my way to her house after work I stopped at the store and picked up all the kitty essentials...
They've been pretty much inseparable since day one.
Awwww
(hope you got both of them fixed)
I'll never forget having to sign the obligatory "Do Not Resuscitate" Form, and dropping tears on the sheet. Most of the people around me said I was "crazy" and "should have just had him put down". I told them I that I had watched this cat be born and I don't care if it cost me $10,000. I still would have done whatever I had to do to save him.
I did. about 3 weeks after the mother gave birth she went into heat. I could only handle a few days of her weird horniness before I called the local vet and brought her in. That vet told me to wait till the baby was about 5 months to get him fixed.
About 3 months ago, my roommates female friend came over one night. We were all sitting around, talking. The girl took her hair tie off and put it on the floor for Louie to play with and about five minutes later we looked to the floor and the hair tie was gone. We took him to the emergency vet nearby and they took an xray. This is what we found.
If you look up toward the ribcage you'll easily be able to make out one solid hair tie. In the middle of the hair tie is another hair tie as well as some carpet scraps and kitty litter. Before surgery the doctor only knew about the one hair tie and told us the options were a.) emergency surgery to remove it from the stomach. or b.) wait and see if it passes and if it doesnt it would be a more expensive and dangerous surgery for a kitten of that size. They did an emergency surgery to remove all that stuff from his stomach before it passed to his intestinal tract. While he was under they also neutered him. At the end of the night I had a $2,200 vet bill that I'm still paying off thanks to Care Credit.
I'll never forget having to sign the obligatory "Do Not Resuscitate" Form, and dropping tears on the sheet. Most of the people around me said I was "crazy" and "should have just had him put down". I told them I that I had watched this cat be born and I don't care if it cost me $10,000. I still would have done whatever I had to do to save him.
I did. about 3 weeks after the mother gave birth she went into heat. I could only handle a few days of her weird horniness before I called the local vet and brought her in. That vet told me to wait till the baby was about 5 months to get him fixed.
About 3 months ago, my roommates female friend came over one night. We were all sitting around, talking. The girl took her hair tie off and put it on the floor for Louie to play with and about five minutes later we looked to the floor and the hair tie was gone. We took him to the emergency vet nearby and they took an xray. This is what we found.
If you look up toward the ribcage you'll easily be able to make out one solid hair tie. In the middle of the hair tie is another hair tie as well as some carpet scraps and kitty litter. Before surgery the doctor only knew about the one hair tie and told us the options were a.) emergency surgery to remove it from the stomach. or b.) wait and see if it passes and if it doesnt it would be a more expensive and dangerous surgery for a kitten of that size. They did an emergency surgery to remove all that stuff from his stomach before it passed to his intestinal tract. While he was under they also neutered him. At the end of the night I had a $2,200 vet bill that I'm still paying off thanks to Care Credit.
I'll never forget having to sign the obligatory "Do Not Resuscitate" Form, and dropping tears on the sheet. Most of the people around me said I was "crazy" and "should have just had him put down". I told them I that I had watched this cat be born and I don't care if it cost me $10,000. I still would have done whatever I had to do to save him.
Presidential.
The innocent look.
Dats MY Chair!
reading
A new kitten has entered my household. My GF just moved in with me recently, and she's been wanting a kitten for her own since I already own a fat old lady cat. So we picked up this little thing, and was named Bowie (after david bowie, because she has different color eyes). I wanted to name her Yuna.. but hey not my kitten
Does she have any hearing problems? White + blue eyes is usually a bad combination. Even if they're only blue-eyed on one side, that side tends to be deaf.
There is a common misconception that all odd-eyed cats are born deaf in one ear. This is not true, as about 60%–70% of odd-eyed cats can hear.[4] About 10%–20% of normal-eyed cats are born deaf or become deaf as part of the feline aging process.[4] White cats with one or two blue eyes do, however, have a higher incidence of genetic deafness, with the white gene occasionally causing the degeneration of the cochlea, beginning a few days after birth.[13] If a white kitten has any speck of another color, the frequency of deafness is greatly diminished, even if the speck of coloration fades as the cat becomes more mature.
I did. about 3 weeks after the mother gave birth she went into heat. I could only handle a few days of her weird horniness before I called the local vet and brought her in. That vet told me to wait till the baby was about 5 months to get him fixed.
About 3 months ago, my roommates female friend came over one night. We were all sitting around, talking. The girl took her hair tie off and put it on the floor for Louie to play with and about five minutes later we looked to the floor and the hair tie was gone. We took him to the emergency vet nearby and they took an xray. This is what we found.
If you look up toward the ribcage you'll easily be able to make out one solid hair tie. In the middle of the hair tie is another hair tie as well as some carpet scraps and kitty litter. Before surgery the doctor only knew about the one hair tie and told us the options were a.) emergency surgery to remove it from the stomach. or b.) wait and see if it passes and if it doesnt it would be a more expensive and dangerous surgery for a kitten of that size. They did an emergency surgery to remove all that stuff from his stomach before it passed to his intestinal tract. While he was under they also neutered him. At the end of the night I had a $2,200 vet bill that I'm still paying off thanks to Care Credit.
I'll never forget having to sign the obligatory "Do Not Resuscitate" Form, and dropping tears on the sheet. Most of the people around me said I was "crazy" and "should have just had him put down". I told them I that I had watched this cat be born and I don't care if it cost me $10,000. I still would have done whatever I had to do to save him.
Congrats! It took me months to get to that point. My older cat would always fight the kitten, I thought they were never going to get along.So surprising turn of events. Within 4 days of getting the new kitten, this happens:
That is a TERRIBLE spot for the fishtank. I would look for another place to put it on if I were you. Cats will often get up on them, especially if they have a light tube on the lid, since it's nice and warm. You don't want it breaking with all those electronics there.And as you can see, she just loves the fishtank. <3
Here is the last photo of our kitty Wilma. She passed away on July 5th after 20 wonderful years.While she was sick for a while, she did not suffer and she let us know it was time to go. It is still so hard to think about, as I literally had her for half of my life! Wilma was the best, most loving, easy going, cat I have ever known. She will be profoundly missed. This photo is of her doing her favorite pastime (aside from greeting us at the door every day or giving me love punches to the face), sitting at the window soaking up the sun.
Been missing my cats, this thread helps somewhat. Well, not technically "my" cats. My last roomies had three, and while they kept them when I moved out, I fed them and spent a lot of time with them. Here's my favorite, Tripod:
Currently trying to convince my landlord to let me have a cat. He said no, initially...but then I offered to pay another $25 in rent a month and he said he'd "talk about it with his family". Nothing like straight-up bribery!
My friend's foster kitten Doki:
Been missing my cats, this thread helps somewhat. Well, not technically "my" cats. My last roomies had three, and while they kept them when I moved out, I fed them and spent a lot of time with them. Here's my favorite, Tripod:
Currently trying to convince my landlord to let me have a cat. He said no, initially...but then I offered to pay another $25 in rent a month and he said he'd "talk about it with his family". Nothing like straight-up bribery!
Her name is Sonya Blade, I got her some time between Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat 2, so she's damn near 20 years old