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Bonnie O - 22 Aug 2005 03:48 GMT
My nine year old, male cat does something rather odd once in awhile. He
has a little stuffed animal that he will haul around the house (but we
never see him doing it) and leave it in different rooms, then he will
meow very loudly, kind of like a crying, mourning meow. When i go to see
what the problem is, he will be hovering over the stuffed animal, but
then run when he *gets caught* doing this. What do you think it means?

Thanks~
Bonnie
Karen - 22 Aug 2005 05:09 GMT
> My nine year old, male cat does something rather odd once in awhile. He
> has a little stuffed animal that he will haul around the house (but we
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> Thanks~
> Bonnie

Lots of debate about that, but many cats do it.
Cathy - 22 Aug 2005 13:48 GMT
My cat, Jake, does the very same thing!

Cathy
> My nine year old, male cat does something rather odd once in awhile. He
> has a little stuffed animal that he will haul around the house (but we
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> Thanks~
> Bonnie
Bonnie O - 22 Aug 2005 18:54 GMT
I wonder if they think the stuffed animal is sick or dead? And family?
Hmmm, lol, ya never know!
Jenn - 22 Aug 2005 22:00 GMT
> My nine year old, male cat does something rather odd once in awhile. He
> has a little stuffed animal that he will haul around the house (but we
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> Thanks~
> Bonnie

Our female Siamese Suki does this with our socks!  :)

Jenn
Cheryl - 22 Aug 2005 23:50 GMT
> My nine year old, male cat does something rather odd once in
> awhile. He has a little stuffed animal that he will haul around
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> will be hovering over the stuffed animal, but then run when he
> *gets caught* doing this. What do you think it means?

I know exactly what you're talking about! My Bonnie has some toy
mice that she loves and sort of "mothers". One has a broken
"squeaker" and I find it in the kitchen all the time. Just that
one. Then, whenever she finds it outside of the kitchen she meows
and meows, so sadly! She recently started bringing it to me and
dropping it at my feet. Then she'd look up at me almost like she's
saying FIX IT! At first I thought she wanted to play fetch and
threw it but she didn't go after it, so that wasn't it. It sure is
strange behavior, that's for sure!

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