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Oh yeah, all the doors are getting shut and the litter box from the basement will be moved up into the kitchen(probably near the back door) so that we can shut the basement door. So they'll only have access to the living room/dining room, kitchen and upstairs hallway(cause there are no doors separating any of that stuff).

My parents figure that she smells the dogs on her since she owns 2 dogs(and three cats). It's just kinda funny that she's never reacted like this to anyone else before, my friend comes over and she instantly hated her and still hasn't gotten over it.
Yet she's totally fine with me or anyone else if we come home smelling like a strange dog.

I've only seen our cats growl, unprovoked, at one other person(set of people actually) the Jehovah's Witnesses(of which my friend is not xD). Kyra apparently looked at them and growled once (when she was much younger) and Whisper growled when he heard that the front door before trotting off to hide.

BBkat wrote:I've only seen our cats growl, unprovoked, at one other person(set of people actually) the Jehovah's Witnesses(of which my friend is not xD). Kyra apparently looked at them and growled once (when she was much younger) and Whisper growled when he heard that the front door before trotting off to hide.

At the risk of offending some people.... BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!!!

I'd be willing to bet they're freaking out at the smell of other cats rather than at the smell of dogs. Especially if her cats sleep on her clothes, or she just cuddled them right before visiting. Something that would make the smell really strong.

My puppy has a problem, i don't know if it's because she's bored or that she's got a skin problem but she's chewing her fur off. Only along her back though, no where else. And my eldest cat Alex just got over an abscess. It was so gross looking, poor baby. she had to stay inside for a long while. In any case she loved it, toilet water and soft wet food. I'm glad she's okay though, but now I'm after the black cat that did it to her, their's a bully kitty around my neighborhood and I don't like him. What I would like to do is catch him and take him to the shelter. But he's super elusive, the only cat of mine he doesn't attack is Beast, she's completely unscathed. No scars or anything while the other two have scars and bald patches.

Once, Blue came home with a bald patch over his throat. poor baby. He got a warning that day.

Sho my ferret decided after giving ...hic... him hish injecction tooday to rip de shtopper oout of de ...hic... back of de shyringee..
I had tto go back ...hic... to de veet to get more medicatioonn

Alexica wrote:My puppy has a problem, i don't know if it's because she's bored or that she's got a skin problem but she's chewing her fur off. Only along her back though, no where else. And my eldest cat Alex just got over an abscess. It was so gross looking, poor baby. she had to stay inside for a long while. In any case she loved it, toilet water and soft wet food. I'm glad she's okay though, but now I'm after the black cat that did it to her, their's a bully kitty around my neighborhood and I don't like him. What I would like to do is catch him and take him to the shelter. But he's super elusive, the only cat of mine he doesn't attack is Beast, she's completely unscathed. No scars or anything while the other two have scars and bald patches.

Once, Blue came home with a bald patch over his throat. poor baby. He got a warning that day.

Chewing the fur over the back is often a sign of fleas. Boredom or stress chewing usually happens on the legs.

Twersie wrote:Sho my ferret decided after giving ...hic... him hish injecction tooday to rip de shtopper oout of de ...hic... back of de shyringee..
I had tto go back ...hic... to de veet to get more medicatioonn

Sounds like standard ferret behavior! Lol. What's he getting shots for?

He decided to get sick and stop eating.
I thought he was dying, it turns out he probably had a low level infection.

Good that it wasn't something serious, and was probably caught early. And, if he's eating the syringe, he must be starting to feel better!

Something funny that I wanted to share.

The grey cat is my stuffy, snooty lynx point, Pooka. He HATES when the other cats get in his space (which sometimes just means he can see them!) Rosie is the snowshoe being all silly and upside down and "I'M NOT TOUCHING YOU!"



Right click and 'view image' to see the whole thing.

Pooka looks a lot like my girl Rikki. We always thought she was a mix of Siamese and Tabby.
This is her
And her snuggling with Smokey
Think she could be a lynx point?

She's cute, but no, she's a tabby with white.
Lynx point is pointed like a siamese, but with tabby pattern instead of something like solid seal. Pooka is actually a terrible example of it because his body stripes are so vivid, but he's considered lynx point because his face, legs and tail are distinctly more grey than his body which is browner.

Here's a very nice example of a lynx point with white paws.