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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2007Purrs for Sabrina, please?
Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and a very pricky attitude. She won't come on to our chests to let us pet her, an d when we bring her to the bed, she moves to a cushion behind the bed. Nor has she a great iterest in food, though she munched down some hairball treatment and licked a spot on the cushion here i had tried to place some food a bit ago. Last night Louie kept on moving her, and our turning in bed kept displacing and disturbing her. I just wonder if she doesn't have issues over Odessa's passing, that are making her surly and resistant to the two-legs. She's had a few squabbles with Roxie and Brandy since that day. I hope I m just being a nervous and paranoid mama, again, and this is just a passing mood. It's just not like her. Please spare a fe for Sabrina, methinks she's in need. Blessed be, Baha Purrs. Prayers in route sending some for you to > Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and a > very [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Blessed be, > Baha Thank you, sir... you're a good one! I'm really hoping this is just a little something which needs rest and time. The vet kept sayng there was no danger to the others, of catching Odessa's illness, in part because Odessa had congenital issues. Just that everyone has been on edge since she left us. Sabrina, in fact, is showing she is pissed by the very act: we caught her twice trying to express herself on some of my stuf. Not Louie's. Sabrina knows where the box is. I think she blames me. Blessed be, Baha >Purrs. Prayers in route > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> Blessed be, >> Baha baha I have learned that cats are just like us. When one of the clan disappears it affects and effects them also. The hierarch has changed it will be awhile before every one adjust that includes you and your other half. This month I have shed more tears for my friends here on the internet than I have in a life time. The purrs and prayers I gladly send with out an ounce of hesitation. > Thank you, sir... you're a good one! I'm really hoping this is just a > little [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >>> Blessed be, >>> Baha > I hope I m just being a nervous and paranoid mama, again, and this is just a > passing mood. It's just not like her. Please spare a fe for Sabrina, methinks > she's in need. Feel better purrs for Sabrina, and for you and your nerves. This may just be her way of mourning a lost friend and companion. Maeve >^..^<  Signaturehttp://volatiledreams.deep-ice.com http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/ >Feel better purrs for Sabrina, and for you and your nerves. This may >just be her way of mourning a lost friend and companion. I wish there were kitty therapists like the one I go to. Odessa had a special quality, that of a laissez-faire attitude; she was the one who got on well with everyone, and buffered the squabbles that occasionally arose. this past week there have been more than our fair share of disputes that have had to be broken up, and Sabrina has been one miffed girl. I'm very certain that her pee issues have to do with me: Louie's clothing and other stuff remains untouched, but I had one old catalog whizzed on, one empty handbag, and a shoe. I think she blames me for Odessa's being gone. Sabrina has gone through hell before we got her, so I can kind of see this bizarre cat-logic. She found stability with us after being with that SOB Richard, now something has upset the balance and her buddy has left us. I have never had to deal with a grieving cat before; Fritzie was an "only child" when he went into his "retirement." Any pointers from more experienced multi-cat people? Thanks and blessings, Baha > I have never had to deal with a > grieving cat before; Fritzie was an "only child" when he went into his > "retirement." Any pointers from more experienced multi-cat people? I'm afraid I don't have much useful advice. Miranda went around wailing loudly after Frank left us. No pee issues. I got some Feliway, but I'm not sure it helped her any. Some months later, she stopped looking for Frank. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. > I hope I m just being a nervous and paranoid mama, again, and this is just a > passing mood. It's just not like her. Please spare a fe for Sabrina, methinks > she's in need. Purrs on the way for Sabrina. Miranda definitely missed Frank for a few weeks after he was gone. I suspect Frank's rapid deterioration during the autumn after Nikki passed was partly due to grieving for his old friend. I hope Sabrina can get over her grief soon. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. I just wonder if she doesn't have issues over Odessa's >passing, that are making her surly and resistant to the two-legs. She's had a >few squabbles with Roxie and Brandy since that day. Purrs for you and Sabrina- she may just be upset about Odessa I know Isis was when we lost Fugazi, she went off her food and walked around in a daze just calling like a momcat would for a lost kitten Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs How well and accurately described! Exactly so. the good news is Sabrina did eat some today--the expensive stuff and not the supermarket dreck, picky girl! And she climbed on our chests a bit like normal, but still feeling moody. Thanks to you and everyione. Blessed be, Baha > I just wonder if she doesn't have issues over Odessa's >>passing, that are making her surly and resistant to the two-legs. She's had a >>few squabbles with Roxie and Brandy since that day. > How well and accurately described! Exactly so. the good news is Sabrina did > eat some today--the expensive stuff and not the supermarket dreck, picky girl! [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >> [quoted text muted] Watch her to see if her "moods" rise and fall with the barometer. MLB Do you mean in a literal, weather-channel sense? My Fritzie used to get pricky around the change of seasons, and in the past week the Buffalo area has been very crazy with temperature extremes. Louie came to being me a lunch which I wasn't allowed to eat because every collector in this doghouse needs me to authorise payments when I'm on break, and he told me that Sabrina had eaten, had gotten out of the bedroom and was on The Matron's Cushion in the living room (like Stoshu's Archie Chair in that Sabrina will not allow anyone else to use it.) So she is returning to something of a normal behavior. I'll still watch her like a hawk, though; as someone else said, another ill cat I don't need, and I sure as h-e-double-toothpicks am not talking about expense; my babies still are bewildered from Odessa's passing. Blessed be, Baha >> How well and accurately described! Exactly so. the good news is Sabrina did >> eat some today--the expensive stuff and not the supermarket dreck, picky girl! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Watch her to see if her "moods" rise and fall with the barometer. MLB > Do you mean in a literal, weather-channel sense? My Fritzie used to get > pricky around the change of seasons, and in the past week the Buffalo area [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >> [quoted text muted] YES! Weather changes affect me and I am certain the changes affect animals too. Right now the barometer is as high as I have ever seen it. When it falls, TuTu tends to find a quiet place and sleep -- she can also act scared. Good wishes. > Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and a > very > pricky attitude. Reaction to changed circumstances can be quite extreme, here's purring that it's only that. Another sick baby you can certainly do without just now Gordon & the FF > Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and > a very pricky attitude. She won't come on to our chests to let us pet [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > just a passing mood. It's just not like her. Please spare a fe for > Sabrina, methinks she's in need. Purrs on the way. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and a very > pricky attitude. She won't come on to our chests to let us pet her, an d when [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > passing mood. It's just not like her. Please spare a fe for Sabrina, methinks > she's in need. It may be mourning. Cats don't have all of our ways of expressing themselves but their ways are quite effective. Purrs on the way. Will in New Haven -- > Blessed be, > Baha > > -- > Message posted viahttp://www.catkb.com > Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and a very > pricky attitude. She won't come on to our chests to let us pet her, an d when [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Blessed be, > Baha Sabrina-calming purrs on the way. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > Oh God, i hope she is not getting sick too...just a listlessness and a very > pricky attitude. She won't come on to our chests to let us pet her, an d when [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Blessed be, > Baha Lots and lots of purrs and best wishes for Sabrina and hugs for you, Baha, Polonca and Soncek |
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