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Cats in Boxes

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ITG 🇮🇸 Sep 2021 7:10pm, 9 Sep 2021 13,395 posts	Quote Pin ITG 🇮🇸 She must have had a tougher day than me.
ITG 🇮🇸 Sep 2021 7:12pm, 9 Sep 2021 13,396 posts	Quote Pin ITG 🇮🇸 At the other end. I suspect I need a bath.
ITG 🇮🇸 Sep 2021 9:42am, 10 Sep 2021 13,399 posts	Quote Pin ITG 🇮🇸 The delightful Peggý has just jumped up in an attempt to grab the saucer of milk from my hands. What could go wrong? (I know cats don't need milk and some are intolerant - of milk. I mean, they are all intolerant little buggers - but my 2 love it and can digest it fine.)
Garfield Sep 2021 9:53am, 10 Sep 2021 16,049 posts	Quote Pin Garfield milk everywhere and cat lapping up it off the floor?
Hanneke Sep 2021 9:59am, 10 Sep 2021 79,327 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke Lasya loves dairy but she is seriously intolerant with things coming out both ends so she gets nothing...
ITG 🇮🇸 Sep 2021 10:05am, 10 Sep 2021 13,401 posts	Quote Pin ITG 🇮🇸 I managed to snatch it away safely. After I put it down, she snaffled it up and effed off without so much as a miaow. But she's SOOOO PRETTY!
Hanneke Sep 2021 10:10am, 10 Sep 2021 79,331 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke They are little charmers Mind, Lasya knows exactly how to turn up the cute so she gets extra treats,!
Serendippily Sep 2021 1:33pm, 10 Sep 2021 23,138 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily I left my plate on floor last night after a sofa tea and Prim-the-scaredy-cat snuck in and licked the mayo off the plate. Stopped me having seconds. She can’t see most stuff unless it moves and she’s never been so bold before. But clearly she really likes mayo
JK chameleon Sep 2021 1:59pm, 10 Sep 2021 15,127 posts	Quote Pin JK chameleon Ambush predator, saving you from marauding mayo!
leaguefreak Sep 2021 2:58pm, 10 Sep 2021 9,950 posts	Quote Pin leaguefreak Boba's, erm, output shall we say, suggests he is snaffling something that mildly disagrees every now and again. Latest challenge. Boba will now confidently go out through the cat flap but then sits by a door and shouts when he wants to come in. And seems worried if we don't let him. He's happy to stay in when we are out and tends to come when he hears the dry food tub rattled. Bib happily goes in and out through the flap and complains if kept in. She won't return for food if she's eaten that day, she's more motivated by the outdoors. So how do we sort flap access for when we are out so that Boba doesn't think he's been locked out and bugger off scared. Damned adopted cats with their ishoos.