cat wont go out

thread of the month - fact

ours dips her paw in the snow and shakes it a few times and comes back in,
we've put a cat tray down by the back door because she won't go out for a pee.

worst thread of the decade. it is only jan 10th.

cats stink (NAP)

cats are vermin..whenever I've been round to someones with a cat their house smells...all the spraying i think.

our last cat died last March, had her for 19 years, got her as a kitten from a rescue home.
just got another one now a little Ginger and White kitten, gorgeous little thing !

Cat ownership helps children to learn responsibility and develop a greater capacity for empathy at an early age. In addition, pets provide unconditional love and acceptance, which can help children through difficult times.

Improved Immune Function
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Physical and Mental Health Benefits
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Pet ownership has also been shown to boost the levels of mood-regulating neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin. As such, pets can reduce feelings of loneliness, anxiety, depression, and other negative states.

Pets also reduce the likelihood of suffering from physical problems, which is evident in the fact that pet owners require fewer visits to the hospital on average. Studies conducted in Germany and Australia found that those with companion animals visited the hospital 15% less often than those without pets. In China, pet owners saw even greater benefits, with 20% fewer hospital visits.

nice one Tel!

ours is black and white with green eyes. :)

Cats can also help you overcome neighbourhood/ Locale fears .
Certain varieties are recc for this ,
a Panther, Tiger or Lion as a Pet being particularily adept at making your hoodie fears dissolve .

Pets also reduce the likelihood of suffering from physical problems, which is evident in the fact that pet owners require fewer visits to the hospital on average. Studies conducted in Germany and Australia found that those with companion animals visited the hospital 15% less often than those without pets. In China, pet owners saw even greater benefits, with 20% fewer hospital visits.

Walofs.

I'm going to conduct my own survery and conclude that people who pee while standing on 1 leg while shouting "oooga boooga wooooga" are much less likely to get cancer.

fking walofs.

cats also shat in everyones garden apart from their own, effin things

cats actually go in the same place and bury it, so a responsible owner will train the cat and there'll be no problem with the neighbours. the problem is some people are irresponsible, but the cats are not the issue.

I'm looking after 2 cats at the moment. My own, and a sort of stray who looks identical to Cleo so I've named him Leo. Both are tabbys.

Cleo will not tolerate another cat in the house, so I'm having to keep the stray in the kitchen at nisht, and have put newspaper over the glass panel on the door so Cleo can't get wind of what's going on. I'm sure she knows though.