Crazy Cat Lady
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wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:13 last edited by
The food bills!
The vet bills!
The litter boxes!
The hair!I luv kitties, but eight big ones ... yikes.
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wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:16 last edited by
Sent picture to kiddo.
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The food bills!
The vet bills!
The litter boxes!
The hair!I luv kitties, but eight big ones ... yikes.
wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:17 last edited by@brenda said in Crazy Cat Lady:
The vet bills!
We have a "wellness plan" for Boris and Maggie. It's about $40 a month and covers all vaccinations, labs, routine visits as well as any unscheduled "drop in if you have a question" vet visits. For Boris it also covered his neutering. Money well spent, IMO.
They also are insured for about $35 a month.
But quadruple that!
(The Bee is uninsured and has no "wellness plan")
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The food bills!
The vet bills!
The litter boxes!
The hair!I luv kitties, but eight big ones ... yikes.
wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:20 last edited by@brenda said in Crazy Cat Lady:
The litter boxes!
Oh, we have a Litter Robot that Boris and Maggie use. It's great. Not cheap, but I never have to scoop litter. Just empty the bin about every 4-5 days. Easy-peasey. Again, not cheap, but it's a godsend.
The Bee uses another litter box (most of the time). We have a Arm and Hammer "Sifter" litter box. Also very easy.
I know a few people who have multiple cats that have as many as 4 Litter Robots.
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@brenda said in Crazy Cat Lady:
The litter boxes!
Oh, we have a Litter Robot that Boris and Maggie use. It's great. Not cheap, but I never have to scoop litter. Just empty the bin about every 4-5 days. Easy-peasey. Again, not cheap, but it's a godsend.
The Bee uses another litter box (most of the time). We have a Arm and Hammer "Sifter" litter box. Also very easy.
I know a few people who have multiple cats that have as many as 4 Litter Robots.
wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:21 last edited by@george-k said in Crazy Cat Lady:
@brenda said in Crazy Cat Lady:
The litter boxes!
Oh, we have a Litter Robot that Boris and Maggie use. It's great. Not cheap, but I never have to scoop litter. Just empty the bin about every 4-5 days. Easy-peasey. Again, not cheap, but it's a godsend.
The Bee uses another litter box (most of the time). We have a Arm and Hammer "Sifter" litter box. Also very easy.
I know a few people who have multiple cats that have as many as 4 Litter Robots.
That's the only way to go with so many cats.
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The food bills!
The vet bills!
The litter boxes!
The hair!I luv kitties, but eight big ones ... yikes.
wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:22 last edited by@brenda said in Crazy Cat Lady:
The food bills!
Thank goodness Boris is not a huge fan of wet food. He'll eat about ½ 3 oz can in the AM, and another ½ in the PM. The Bee finishes it up, LOL.
Maggie ignores.
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wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:25 last edited by
I really miss having a cat around the place. Unfortunately, we've been told we probably shouldn't risk it with a Jack Russell in case he forgets that it's a friend.
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I really miss having a cat around the place. Unfortunately, we've been told we probably shouldn't risk it with a Jack Russell in case he forgets that it's a friend.
wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:26 last edited by George K@doctor-phibes said in Crazy Cat Lady:
I really miss having a cat around the place. Unfortunately, we've been told we probably shouldn't risk it with a Jack Russell in case he forgets that it's a friend.
Get a Maine Coon. At 14 months, he'll be 20lb and the dog will know who's in charge.
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wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 02:38 last edited by
My old watchdog is a-gile, mo-bile and hos-tile.
Hate to argue, but that 75 pound dog would eat that cat. And I mean that literally.
I've seen a full grown Tom bow up on her, and the only thing left was the head.
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wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 04:43 last edited by brenda
@brenda said in Crazy Cat Lady:
Sent picture to kiddo.
Kiddo says ... that is an appropriate number of cats.
We agreed all those furry babies would make a great cuddle puddle.