Cats in Boxes

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GlennR 12 Jun 10:32pm, 12 Jun 2024 75,613 posts	0 GlennR
fraggle 13 Jun 6:41am, 13 Jun 2024 3,903 posts	0 fraggle 😮
HazelnutCH 13 Jun 7:48am, 13 Jun 2024 234 posts	0 HazelnutCH 😛 I think fraggle. Something must have tasted good.
GlennR 13 Jun 10:41am, 13 Jun 2024 75,618 posts	0 GlennR Best not speculated on in Minky’s case. She’ll happily eat the crushed remains of a slug.
EvilPixie 13 Jun 10:43am, 13 Jun 2024 55,087 posts	0 EvilPixie As was documented well when Dio was little his tummy was never good! As a "grown up" (I use the term loosely as he's a nutter) he still occasionally has tummy issues these seem to settle with a couple of meals or raw mince (Dio eats any but Ozzy prefers Tesco's to the butchers!) Any idea why?
GlennR 13 Jun 10:50am, 13 Jun 2024 75,621 posts	0 GlennR It would at least contain nothing to irritate the stomach. We keep Minky on hypoallergenic cat food, which helps. The James Wellbeloved one is the easiest to find.
EvilPixie 13 Jun 10:50am, 13 Jun 2024 55,090 posts	0 EvilPixie true
jda 13 Jun 2:34pm, 13 Jun 2024 17,269 posts	0 jda We find any sudden changes in food can cause an issue. Ours occasionally find something in the kitchen or pull it out of the bin. Most annoying recently was half a leftover keema nan I was looking forward to, forgot to put in the fridge. Luckily the curry was lidded up properly or it might have got properly messy! They'll have a go at cold boiled potatoes, a leftover croissant, anything really, they seem more like vermin than predators. Never any long lasting harm though. (I mean, not to the cats. The croissant didn't come off so well.)
DrMags 13 Jun 7:25pm, 13 Jun 2024 268 posts	0 DrMags We’ve had a new “catio” built at the cat shelter to replace the ratty old one, which has been approved by our inhabitants. Not many of them are so keen on the swing seats yet, apart from Cleopatra (who was a hissy kitten not so long ago).
DrMags 13 Jun 7:29pm, 13 Jun 2024 269 posts	0 DrMags Cleopatra then and now