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Miaow, Purr, Yawn!

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K9 Jan 2016 8:26pm, 6 Jan 2016 1,253 posts	Quote Pin K9 awwww.....good progress Bint MH - yes they are mine. couldn't refuse.... I've had them home for a few hours. They are terrified and crouched under a radiator, but they've both eaten now and they've chased each others tails around a kitchen chair leg for a while! This will keep me occupied for a bit
SusiesueH Jan 2016 8:35pm, 6 Jan 2016 3,401 posts	Quote Pin SusiesueH Sounds like they could be a handful K9! Definitely good progress Bint
Vitruvian Cat Jan 2016 8:41pm, 6 Jan 2016 463 posts	Quote Pin Vitruvian Cat They're beautiful K9. Ours were like ninjas when we first got them, Bint. No chance of that now they're 4.5 & 4kg at 7 months old.
K9 Jan 2016 9:04pm, 6 Jan 2016 1,255 posts	Quote Pin K9 Wow - that's big VC My previous cat reached 6.5kg at one stage - he was a huge black adorable Tom cat. His brother only got to about 3.5 kg
Bintmcskint Jan 2016 9:06pm, 6 Jan 2016 26,962 posts	Quote Pin Bintmcskint Maximus got to 6kg He was a big boy
K9 Jan 2016 9:24pm, 6 Jan 2016 1,256 posts	Quote Pin K9 appropriate name then Bint!
Bintmcskint Jan 2016 9:27pm, 6 Jan 2016 26,968 posts	Quote Pin Bintmcskint Indeed! Mini breakthrough with Clyde this evening. Managed to tempt him out from under the bed with one of those meaty stix things. Then he wandered about a bit and had a wash before heading back under the bed
Hanneke Jan 2016 10:41pm, 6 Jan 2016 68,508 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke Lasya hid somewhere in the house when she first arrived. I looked EVERYWHERE and got rather worried... eventually, the next day, Lasya ninja cat came out and has been on my lap ever since
K9 Jan 2016 9:28am, 7 Jan 2016 1,257 posts	Quote Pin K9 Awwwwww! My 2 babies were cuddled up together in their basket this mornoning. There was a big pool of wee by the door. They were not pleased to see me - absoltuely terrified all over again, but after an hour or so were eating and playing with each other and exploring. I've put each of them into the cat litter tray a few times, but they aren't getting it. They've never been 'inside' before I suspect - so why would they want to pee in a plastic tray full of synthetic gravel???
Jubear Jan 2016 12:26pm, 7 Jan 2016 801 posts	Quote Pin Jubear That's interesting K9 - mine (even the farm kittens) adapted almost instantly to peeing in the warm gravel instead of the cold earth... Of course we had the odd lapse but the basic principle seemed almost bred-in ! Hopefully yours will get the idea and also remember you from night to morning