Cats in Boxes

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Gobi Dec 2021 1:51pm, 6 Dec 2021 75,263 posts	0 Gobi Vet trip tomorrow for Neville Looks like he may have ripped himself open on barbed wire. He is fine and eating etc but there is a definite wound.
EvilPixie Dec 2021 1:52pm, 6 Dec 2021 29,511 posts	0 EvilPixie ouch hope it goes well for him
Bjúgnakrækir 🇮🇸 Dec 2021 2:08pm, 6 Dec 2021 13,955 posts	0 Bjúgnakrækir 🇮🇸 We've got a magnet-based catflap that works very well. One of my cats is a bit stupid (bless'er) but although she would much prefer miaowing until someone opens the door, she's capable of using it. It will theoretically let in any cat with a magnet on its collar but it works on the basis that not that many people have them. Much cheaper than microchip.
Corrah Dec 2021 2:09pm, 6 Dec 2021 7,254 posts	0 Corrah Ouch, poor Neville. Poppy back at vet on Wednesday for repeat bloods to check her thyroid. I have a microchip cat flap and it works fine for all 3 of mine. Sweetie check with local cats protection if they can lend you a trap for your guest.
EvilPixie Dec 2021 2:47pm, 6 Dec 2021 29,516 posts	0 EvilPixie arguments over whose box it is
Vixx Dec 2021 9:45pm, 6 Dec 2021 1,548 posts	0 Vixx I can't work out which of my two is the cleverer one - Gizmo because he can open the back door (sliding patio door) if it is open 1cm, or Spike because he waits for Gizmo to do it to save him the effort?
Corrah Dec 2021 10:09pm, 6 Dec 2021 7,255 posts	0 Corrah Vixx, it has to be Spike
CK2 Dec 2021 7:23am, 7 Dec 2021 1,048 posts	0 CK2 Love that Vixx! Go Spike!
Garfield Dec 2021 7:54am, 7 Dec 2021 16,345 posts	0 Garfield chuckles clever cats!
sallykate Dec 2021 9:14am, 7 Dec 2021 8,556 posts	0 sallykate Definitely Spike! Reminds me of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: “For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much—the wheel, New York, wars and so on—whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water having a good time. But conversely, the dolphins had always believed that they were far more intelligent than man—for precisely the same reasons.”