I have a stray female who has become my cat's girlfriend. While I have
a magnetic cat flap, after finding my cat letting her in by poking his
nose out to release the flap, she has found out that by pulling the
flap outwards with her claws she can get inside. I'd like her as mine
as she keeps Scratch (my cat) good company, but while she won't run
away from me, she always keeps her distance and runs out when I come
downstairs in the morning. She has been "done" by the cat protection
league after 3 litters, which has stopped the rest of the local
tomcats hanging around.
The point of all this? I spent more money replacing an ordinary flap
with a collar based one only to find love (even among cats) can
overcome any obstacle. I don't mind her as long as no other cat
figures out how to get in!
Juan & Scratch
Laura R. - 12 Apr 2004 00:00 GMT
circa 11 Apr 2004 15:19:06 -0700, in rec.pets.cats.health+behav,
Juabn (jml1000@aol.com) said,
> I have a stray female who has become my cat's girlfriend. While I have
> a magnetic cat flap, after finding my cat letting her in by poking his
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> overcome any obstacle. I don't mind her as long as no other cat
> figures out how to get in!
I'm guessing that since she and your cat have bonded as they have,
he'll probably kick out any other cat who tries. Defending her honor
and all that, you know. ;-)
Laura

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Mary - 13 Apr 2004 17:01 GMT
> I'm guessing that since she and your cat have bonded as they have,
> he'll probably kick out any other cat who tries. Defending her honor
> and all that, you know. ;-)
Ha! This is probably true!
> Laura
Tracy - 14 Apr 2004 00:22 GMT
*That is such a cute story*
Awwww....
m. L. Briggs - 12 Apr 2004 00:02 GMT
>I have a stray female who has become my cat's girlfriend. While I have
>a magnetic cat flap, after finding my cat letting her in by poking his
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>
>Juan & Scratch
There is no substitute for brains and cats are smart little people.
Have a "good talk" with the kids and tell them not to bring any
others.
Ellie Pea - 12 Apr 2004 18:54 GMT
>I have a stray female who has become my cat's girlfriend. While I have
>a magnetic cat flap, after finding my cat letting her in by poking his
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>
>Juan & Scratch
Buy a collar and another magnet for her!