Cats in Boxes

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Corrah Dec 2022 4:12pm, 7 Dec 2022 7,773 posts	0 Corrah I can’t seem to stop raven jumping up on the worktops. He gets removed every time and it almost up again by the time his feet touch the floor. He’s very good oriented and I tried to eat a muffin I brought home from work.
ndellar Dec 2022 5:41pm, 7 Dec 2022 4,083 posts	0 ndellar Ours never seem to bother us when we are eating, and rarely go up on worktops in front of us. If they do shouting “no” gets them down. I have visions of them dancing around on them all night when we are asleep! However I suspect in a previous life someone fed them from a fridge packet of ham, as when it’s removed from our fridge they are both there instantly. Knowing that they have been conditioned and love ham does provide a useful bargaining chip if we really really need to manoeuvre them!
ndellar Dec 2022 5:42pm, 7 Dec 2022 4,084 posts	0 ndellar Btw for now, famous last words they seem to be acting normal, not sure what spooked Mabel but she’s calmed down a bit - it took a day or so. Thanks for all your thoughts.
quimby Dec 2022 6:43pm, 7 Dec 2022 5,952 posts	0 quimby Glad they are coexisting better, Nat. 🙂 Ham is an international language.
Hanneke Dec 2022 8:49pm, 7 Dec 2022 96,429 posts	0 Hanneke Lasya doesn't know about meat... I don't eat it. But tuna...
pedroscalls Dec 2022 10:54pm, 7 Dec 2022 58,224 posts	0 pedroscalls EP, she jumps from the banister which is about 3 feet away from the rack. Not sure how she found out that she could sit up there initially other than maybe Charlotte put her there out the road one morning.
EvilPixie Dec 2022 5:55am, 8 Dec 2022 38,281 posts	0 EvilPixie Lol
CK2 Dec 2022 5:06am, 9 Dec 2022 1,585 posts	0 CK2 One of the reasons we don’t have Christmas trees: facebook.com
swittle Dec 2022 9:21am, 9 Dec 2022 93,045 posts	0 swittle ^
1step2far Dec 2022 1:00pm, 9 Dec 2022 7,206 posts	0 1step2far Lennox is about to go in her least favourite box. She's got a big lump in her groin (if human I'd say it's a hernia) Given her the kitty prozac. She's currently swaying back and forth on my bed. I hope it work as I dread the 5 min drive.