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**SlowwHand** · October 16, 2003, 20:00

Supreme bummer.

**TCO** · October 16, 2003, 20:00

Well...panda is even more affectionate then normal.

**TCO** · October 16, 2003, 20:02

and the (very cute) 3 girl nurses at the vet all were impressed that he was pourring and playing immediately after waking up.

I think he just misses PAPA.

**Grandpa Troll** · October 16, 2003, 20:03

Me and my sweetheart have three

Fluffy (The Momma Kitty) whom we have allowed to stay indoor..soon to fix her

Racoon (Her first girl) an outdoor kitten..about 2 years old

Piglet (her first male) an outdoor kitten also..same age..

Both of them have been fixed and both are surviving just fine..both very loving and the female dont get pregnant and the male aint doing a bunch of marking!!

It is a humane thing to do.otherwise more trips to the pound or pet store (which tears mt heart up to have to do that!)

I love my cats!!

Peace

Grandpa Troll

**SlowwHand** · October 16, 2003, 20:03

Don't declaw them. At least not back feet.
Mine stay inside, but always the possibility of a sneak out and need for a tree.

**TCO** · October 16, 2003, 20:06

I decided not to declaw them. I love them more than my $3000 sofa.

**TCO** · October 16, 2003, 20:07

He is sprawled out in front of me next to the key board, Purring and touchiung me.

**SlowwHand** · October 16, 2003, 20:11

I prefer the company of a cat to that of most people.

**chequita guevara** · October 16, 2003, 20:12

Re: cat owner discussion thread

Originally posted by TCO
Panda and Cali lost their sex today.

Now you won't have to wory about them making more kittens and contrbuting to the stray / abandoned / feral cat problem. Plus, if they're boy kitties, they won't stink up the house with their spray.

**Grandpa Troll** · October 16, 2003, 20:12

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Don't declaw them. At least not back feet.
Mine stay inside, but always the possibility of a sneak out and need for a tree.

Declawing is ok Slowhand....

Fluffy is declawed and she gets that paw out, fires up the head of the other Cats and bites when needed..but yes if any chance of being outdoor should have claws...

Actually, a misunderstanding is that claws of the Cat in front are being sharpened when they are using them but its because they have galnds in their paws and they feel good!

Fluffy scratches or goes thru the motions without her front claws and seems to be just simply itching!

Peace

Grandpa Troll

**TCO** · October 16, 2003, 20:13

The boy was not spraying. he was starting to go after his sister with his little aroused wee-wee though.

**Datajack Franit** · October 16, 2003, 20:16

My stupid male cat had 6 kittens

**chequita guevara** · October 16, 2003, 20:22

Originally posted by TCO
The boy was not spraying.

Your kitties are still under a year, though? Spraying usually doesn't start until they are about a year old.

**chequita guevara** · October 16, 2003, 20:23

Originally posted by Datajack Franit
My stupid male cat had 6 kittens

Your cat isn't stupid. His owner is. Your cat was just doing what comes naturally. It's up to you to be smarter.

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