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  • feelingfeline
    edited April 2021

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    Elliott again

  • Rah2464
    edited April 2021

    BLMike - your Sheila is beautiful! And so helpful with the household dieting rules haha

    FF wonderful photos of Elliot and Alannah - gorgeous kitties both. Love the stretchy kitty

  • petite1
    edited April 2021

    BLMike, Sheila looks so soft and cuddly.

    ff, Elliott is looking regal. Alannah can stretch. Midnight Louie used to look like he was 3' long and 2" wide.

  • Aussie-Cat
    edited April 2021

    Lovely cat photos, everyone. Thanks!

  • petite1
    edited April 2021
  • Spookiesmom
    edited April 2021
  • Betrayal
    edited April 2021

    How true and multiply it times 3 (number of cats who own me). One more would be: the dog bed is mine by right of first dibs and right of occupancy. Poor dog has to curl up in much smaller cat bed!

  • petite1
    edited April 2021

    So true. Felix is looking at my just now. It is the look "you know I want something, so get off the computer and do it." Now she is walking in to stare at cat daddy since I am not moving fast enough.

  • feelingfeline
    edited April 2021

    Aw Petite that sad look in the photo. Did you not feed Miss Felix on time...She is a beauty.

  • feelingfeline
    edited April 2021

    Spookie soooo true.


  • Togethertolearn
    edited April 2021

    imageCan you find baby girl cat among the clean sheets?

  • Wonderland
    edited April 2021

    Cute picture, Together!

    It’s been a long time since I posted on this thread but I visit occasionally. I want to share this picture my dd took of her cat. dd’s neighbor couldn’t take care of Bella anymore and dd agreed to keep her. Bella is obese due to neglect and dd is helping her get healthy. I think this is the coolest picture. image

  • Wren44
    edited April 2021

    Looks like she's the perfect weight for her height which is very very tall. At least in the shadow. I recognize that well rounded look from my own cat.

  • Betrayal
    edited April 2021

    TogethertoLearn: Nope, she must be well-hidden.

    Wonderland: Poor Bella. At least her shadow is skinny! Nice that your DD took her in.


  • Wonderland
    edited April 2021

    This is Bella last October when dd took her in. She was so scared then but not anymore! She’s losing weight and letting her personality shine. image

  • edj3
    edited April 2021

    Oh wow, she's made real progress!

    Here's my lap right this second, this is Stevie.

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  • petite1
    edited April 2021

    Bella made great improvement. Do love the cool picture.

    Stevie is so cute.

    Together, nothing better than clean sheets.

  • Wren44
    edited April 2021

    Bella was truly enormous when your DD took her in. She is probably a lot more comfortable now. Getting a really heavy cat to lose weight healthily is a real task. Good for your DD to take it on. I'll bet she was over 20lbs in the beginning.

  • Wonderland
    edited April 2021

    Stevie is so cute, edj! Those eyes!

    Wren: Bella was almost 20 pounds in that picture. She is slowly losing weight mainly due to diet. She has arthritis and joint problems making movement painful. She can't even jump on the couch.

    But Bella is getting all the love and attention that she craves and deserves!

  • Rah2464
    edited April 2021

    Wonderland kuddos to your DD for taking that cool photo and definitely for taking care of Bella!

    Edj - Stevie is stunning for sure

    Together if there is one piece of clean laundry laid down in my house someone is on it haha

  • feelingfeline
    edited April 2021

    Wow great pictures ladies. Love the camoflage cat Togetherwelearn. Gorgeous picture of the bowling ball cat with her bowling pin shadow Wonderland. How great that your daughter was there to step in and love and care for that beautiful cat. And Stevie is gorgeous Edj. I hope Wally is doing ok.

  • Wren44
    edited April 2021

    Mr. Squeakers was named for his little squeaks instead of meows. In the last couple of weeks, he has started meowing a lot. It's interspersed with vocalizations that sound like he's trying to talk. I'm trying to get a video while he's doing it but he doesn't like to be photographed. He sounds like a kitty version of a Basenji (we fostered a 1/2 Basenji dog for the shelter). I'm going to mention it to the vet to see if they think it's significant. I tried making similar sounds and he replied.

  • petite1
    edited April 2021

    Wren, Miss Felix didn't meow for years and she started a while back. Plus she likes to "sing" in the middle of the night. That's when she started on cat drugs. Her latest strange behavior is sitting in a puddle on the lanai. We have a low spot in one corner.

  • kathindc
    edited April 2021

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    Never fails come nice weather, this little community cat loves to sleep in my pots. I’ve been feeding her for six or seven years now. Can you tell the birds come to finish what she doesn’t finish

  • Togethertolearn
    edited April 2021

    how nice to have bonus community cats to enjoy !

  • Rah2464
    edited April 2021

    KathinDC where did you get the kitty cat seeds? hahaha

    That is too cute

  • petite1
    edited April 2021

    kathindc, Great photo

  • quinnie
    edited April 2021

    I love it.

  • feelingfeline
    edited April 2021
  • feelingfeline
    edited April 2021

    Wren this is not an answer to your concern about Squeakers and you are right to mention it to the vet to be sure that there is not a medical issue.

    What you said just reminded me DH bought me this book at Christmas


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    While very interesting it is not a quick and easy read. The author was a speech expert so even though it's written for the layperson its still quite scientific. She is a professor from Sweden who began research, applying phonetic methods, into cat vocalisations. She has 5 cats, that's what led her to this interest. One thing her research demonstrated was that cats will modify their vocalisations and can imitate their owners voices and develop private languages with them.

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