Cat Owner's Thread: Post Photos Of Your Cat(s) Here, Share What Foods You Feed and Products You Use

horseless carriage said:
Can we get something straight? Cats do not have owners, dogs have owners, cats have staff.
My avatar is our beautiful Lulu whom we said farewell to last October, she is still missed.
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Say hello to Ruby-Mae, so called because she arrived on our ruby wedding anniversary which just happens to be in the month of May.
We have another Birman, name of Khandi, she really does have staff. I need to search for her photos. Meanwhile this is Lulu who is now peacefully, at rest.
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...so beautiful!
 
horseless carriage said:
Can we get something straight? Cats do not have owners, dogs have owners, cats have staff.
My avatar is our beautiful Lulu whom we said farewell to last October, she is still missed.
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Say hello to Ruby-Mae, so called because she arrived on our ruby wedding anniversary which just happens to be in the month of May.
We have another Birman, name of Khandi, she really does have staff. I need to search for her photos. Meanwhile this is Lulu who is now peacefully, at rest.
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Your cats are absolutely beautiful! 💚 Lulu's eyes are amazing, rest in peace sweet girl.
 
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This is my wife's cabin where she loses herself making our clothes. Not something that you would expect to find in a thread about cats.
Look to the left, do you see a large earthenware plant pot? Now look to the right, just in partial view is a second earthenware plant pot. Actually although they look like planters they are, in fact, graves.

The pot to the left is where Lulu sleeps at rest and yet another Birman, China-Doll, is at peace in the right hand pot. My wife still talks to both of them as she enters and leaves her cabin. China past away a couple of years ago, mercifully it was not at the end of the vet's syringe, but naturally. I have put this photo up because all of you, cat lovers that you are, will love the name of the rose that is planted in each pot.

"Sweet Memories."
 
We were adopted by a lost/abandoned cat just this past Oct 2021. True to the adage that the most expensive pets are the free ones, we have spent a small fortune on litter boxes (don't ask) and vet bills. A dental cleaning and multiple tooth extraction, along with ear cleaning, put over $2K on our credit card (oh well, at least there's the points earned.....) last month.

Our vet assessed him as around 8 yrs old, already neutered but not chipped, so no idea who lost him. Definitely not a feral, well mannered except he's a counter-jumper. Just HAS to investigate to make sure no cat food has been left open, LOL!

I doubt he is purebred but is probably at least 80% Egyptian Mau. He has the markings, but more importantly the conformation and the temperament. Their hind legs are longer than their front legs, so they always appear to be tip-toeing when they walk.

As you can see, he has a "cauliflower" right ear - possibly a dog caught him.
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You can see his spotted coat in this one:
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He'll eat anything that doesn't eat him first! I feed him Fancy Feast and Friskies wet food, with a bit of Purina Cat Chow dry food. I shouldn't say he'll eat anything - I bought some of that fancy Blue food, and he absolutely refused it. Doesn't like catnip, either.

Very quiet cat, you can barely hear him purr unless your ear is right next to him. He yowls only for food - or to protest when we're sticking medicine down his throat, of course.
 
Lethe200 said:
We were adopted by a lost/abandoned cat just this past Oct 2021. True to the adage that the most expensive pets are the free ones, we have spent a small fortune on litter boxes (don't ask) and vet bills. A dental cleaning and multiple tooth extraction, along with ear cleaning, put over $2K on our credit card (oh well, at least there's the points earned.....) last month.

Our vet assessed him as around 8 yrs old, already neutered but not chipped, so no idea who lost him. Definitely not a feral, well mannered except he's a counter-jumper. Just HAS to investigate to make sure no cat food has been left open, LOL!

I doubt he is purebred but is probably at least 80% Egyptian Mau. He has the markings, but more importantly the conformation and the temperament. Their hind legs are longer than their front legs, so they always appear to be tip-toeing when they walk.

As you can see, he has a "cauliflower" right ear - possibly a dog caught him.
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You can see his spotted coat in this one:
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He'll eat anything that doesn't eat him first! I feed him Fancy Feast and Friskies wet food, with a bit of Purina Cat Chow dry food. I shouldn't say he'll eat anything - I bought some of that fancy Blue food, and he absolutely refused it. Doesn't like catnip, either.

Very quiet cat, you can barely hear him purr unless your ear is right next to him. He yowls only for food - or to protest when we're sticking medicine down his throat, of course.
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He is beautiful!
 
Lethe200 said:
We were adopted by a lost/abandoned cat just this past Oct 2021. True to the adage that the most expensive pets are the free ones, we have spent a small fortune on litter boxes (don't ask) and vet bills. A dental cleaning and multiple tooth extraction, along with ear cleaning, put over $2K on our credit card (oh well, at least there's the points earned.....) last month.

Our vet assessed him as around 8 yrs old, already neutered but not chipped, so no idea who lost him. Definitely not a feral, well mannered except he's a counter-jumper. Just HAS to investigate to make sure no cat food has been left open, LOL!

I doubt he is purebred but is probably at least 80% Egyptian Mau. He has the markings, but more importantly the conformation and the temperament. Their hind legs are longer than their front legs, so they always appear to be tip-toeing when they walk.

As you can see, he has a "cauliflower" right ear - possibly a dog caught him.
View attachment 209479

You can see his spotted coat in this one:
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He'll eat anything that doesn't eat him first! I feed him Fancy Feast and Friskies wet food, with a bit of Purina Cat Chow dry food. I shouldn't say he'll eat anything - I bought some of that fancy Blue food, and he absolutely refused it. Doesn't like catnip, either.

Very quiet cat, you can barely hear him purr unless your ear is right next to him. He yowls only for food - or to protest when we're sticking medicine down his throat, of course.
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He looks like a nice boy, I love his markings. You're very kind to bring him in and give him a loving home. 💚
 
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