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19/04/2008, 21:13 Frenchie Joined on 31/05/2007 2 Sèvres,79 Posts 3,914 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning Mine, now called " survivor" is ............. in full action ..................... Happy    Report

19/04/2008, 22:57 RicandJo Joined on 24/09/2007 Carcassonne / Milano Posts 148 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning Between vets and cattery fees ours has a new name too.....Empty Every Pocket.    Report

20/04/2008, 10:28 sweet 17 Joined on 05/08/2006 charente maritime Posts 2,407 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning I'd love to be there at your reunion with your cat!  I feel the tears prickling already.  Would be better than a Walt Disney. Seriously, all the very best with catty and I do hope s/he likes the new home.  Anyway, got to be better than the cattery.    Report

20/04/2008, 10:51 ali-cat Joined on 15/12/2005 Charente Maritime Posts 1,075 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning  RicandJo wrote: If he still knows us.  Poor ***'s been there since August.......... He'll know you ...... but will pretend he doesn't until you have fussed over him & spoilt him rotten.  Cats are masters of emotionally blackmail & will only stop the mental torture once he feels you have suffered enough (& he's had his fill of tasty morsels of salmon, chicken, ham etc.....) - at least that's what ours do!! Many years ago, cats were worshipped as gods. Cats have never forgotten this.    Report

20/04/2008, 11:41 Panda Joined on 29/01/2008 Charente (16) and Vienne (86) Posts 324 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning Mine ignores me too when I've been away, I'm convinced she knows what a suitcase is and she gets really ratty a soon as you get one out.  She had a close call this week, she was vommiting blood and also passing blood in the urine, I thought that I would not leave the vets with her but after one injection she is back to her old self, and I mean old, 21 this year!!!  The vet was really sweet and said whilst we won't do anything to stress her out lets try one large shot of anti-biotics as although all symptoms looked like kidney's starting to fail it could equally be an infection, fingers crossed I'm hoping that she is through this issue, I guess at 21 every day is a bonus!        Report

20/04/2008, 11:52 sweet 17 Joined on 05/08/2006 charente maritime Posts 2,407 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning Panda, he is adorable.  I had one his colour and Tom died at (we think) 20 or 21; he was a stray so we didn't know his actual age.  He had lymphoma; but for that I swear he had some years left to him as he was a very handsome, large and powerful cat. Our other one, Timmy, was 18 and his death was the hardest of all in many ways as he was only ill for a few days and he was also my first ever pet.    Report

20/04/2008, 11:58 Panda Joined on 29/01/2008 Charente (16) and Vienne (86) Posts 324 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning Thanks Sweet17, but she's a she!  She too was the first pet I got after buying my first house, I was 21 so she has been with me through a great deal.  She is mewing away right now to be fed!  She hardly leaves the house these days though and I know I won't have her for years to come but after last weeks close call I think I will be ready to say goodbye when the day comes, she's had a great long life.    Report

20/04/2008, 14:48 sweet 17 Joined on 05/08/2006 charente maritime Posts 2,407 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning Sorry, Panda, for mixing up your cat's gender.  Should have read your post more carefully and not go rushing off to reply; got a bit carried away with feeling so sorry for her. As you say, it's such a horrible time when they are ill and I don't care how old they live to, it's never ever old enough.    Report

20/04/2008, 15:28 TefkaC Joined on 12/09/2006 86 Posts 55 Re: Whats your cat doing this morning If I knew how to download the picture I'd show you! Help   Charlie.    Report

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