Mistakes may be made
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@Jolly said in Mistakes may be made:
One of the automatic cleaning types?
The cat deserves the best!
Those things don’t work well…
@Horace is the cat staying in the house at night, now?
@LuFins-Dad said in Mistakes may be made:
Those things don’t work well…
We've had one for about 4 years now. I wouldn't be without it.
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@Jolly said in Mistakes may be made:
One of the automatic cleaning types?
The cat deserves the best!
Those things don’t work well…
@Horace is the cat staying in the house at night, now?
@LuFins-Dad said in Mistakes may be made:
@Jolly said in Mistakes may be made:
One of the automatic cleaning types?
The cat deserves the best!
Those things don’t work well…
@Horace is the cat staying in the house at night, now?
No, the cat house stays outside. I am told the cat spends the night in the home of a lady with 7 other cats, but she gets bullied and spends the days wandering.
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We are cat people as of a few days ago. She made the 25 hour plane ride. She has her own room here because it’ll take some time for her and the dog to cohabit. It’s a comfy room though.
She is remarkably cuddly. In only a few days she has trusted me enough to come when I call her and lay down next to me. She loves getting scratched under the chin.
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@blondie said in Mistakes may be made:
Such wonderful news!! She’s sweet
️ I’m so glad you got her. What a long flight she had.Thanks Blondie! Regarding the flight, we were told that she refused to eat or drink anything the whole time. She had connections in Taiwan and Los Angeles before getting to Houston. When we got her at the airport, she seemed nearly comatose in her carrier. We were a little worried, but she recovered quickly after we finally got her home.
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@blondie said in Mistakes may be made:
Such wonderful news!! She’s sweet
️ I’m so glad you got her. What a long flight she had.Thanks Blondie! Regarding the flight, we were told that she refused to eat or drink anything the whole time. She had connections in Taiwan and Los Angeles before getting to Houston. When we got her at the airport, she seemed nearly comatose in her carrier. We were a little worried, but she recovered quickly after we finally got her home.
Regarding the flight, we were told that she refused to eat or drink anything the whole time.
I have had several cats in my life. Not an uncommon behaviour for felines pulled from their familiar environment. I had one cat hide in the basement return air duct for 72 plus hours. We were afraid he’d die there. But no, he emerged went first to the nearby water dish then litter. After that all was okay. Seems that they go into a state of torpor, not unlike hibernating bears, when highly stressed.
