Mad Cat!

[Skippy]

Harry has been sitting watching Phoenix Nights! He's been sitting on the arm of the chair watching TV. I know he watched Tiger Spy in the Jungle, but I didn't think that Phoenix Nights would be his taste!

[Viki.W]

[:D][:D][:D] Harry is great! Nia likes Lion man on Sky3.

[Skippy]

She'd get on well with my mum - she's always asking if I watch Lion Man! I've never seen it, but perhaps we'll have to see if Harry likes it!

[Viki.W]

Oh Skippy it's brilliant, Harry will love it. Nia talks to the tele when it's on. You'll ooh and ahh through the whole thing, the cubs are sooooo cute! Not as cute as Harry and Nia though.[;)] X

[Julie]

I wish my cats would watch TV....Latch spotted a moth and ran upstairs to hide [:I] Tiede had to catch it and show it to Latch b4 he would come out of hiding!

Wuss comes to mind!

[Skippy]

If it was a slow moving moth Harry would have caught it! I keep finding slugs indoors and I'm sure he's bringing them in!

[Lisa2009]

LOL skip hes a star xxx

[kallis3]

Slugs and pond weed Skip - aren't you the lucky one!

[olympic_torch]

I have bumped this topic, as i am looking for advice from the feline fanciers out there.
We have a six month old kitten, she recently displayed what we thought were signs of coming into season. The vet agreed, and we had her spayed.
Since then, although having used her litter tray from day one, she has taken to running round like a mad thing, into various corners, "squatting" and depositing a small spot of liquid, although it doesnt seem to smell like cat pee.
This seems to occur mostly first thing in the morning.
This was also happening pre-neutering, which was one of the signs of being in season, or so we thought.
She seems perfectly well otherwise, eating ok etc.
Anyone have any ideas.
Anyone any advice

[debtmountain]

Morning OT,[:)]

Don't know much about Kittens other than they are cute and fluffy[:D] so will bump this up again for you for one of the others to reply. Sorry can't help.

xx

[Wizzard]

Neutered cats of both sexes are still capable of spraying and can be a symptom of stress. It might be a good idea to have your cat checked by the vet, just to be sure that there's not an underlying health problem.

The following site is a good resource for cat problems and ailments and is well worth a look.

http://www.celiahaddon.co.uk/pet%20prob ... meset.html

[kallis3]

Ray, what happened to your link?

[Wizzard]

It was removed by Admin Kallis ... deemed as advertising I think.


OOPS sorry I thought you meant my personal link ... I forgot to post the kitty link ... silly owld fart that I am [:D]

[kallis3]

Oh right. I thought you could put sites on like that.

[Wizzard]

Its on now Kallis .. if you want to take a look ... I edited the relevant post to put it where it shoulda been originil.... oragin .... in the first place[:D]