I have 2 cats which will be going into the Cattery whilst we are away.
I always feels awful about leaving them, do you think cats bear grudges?
Do they have a concept of time?
How long do cats remember you for. I always have this fear that i will come
back they wont remember me.
Donna
mlbriggs - 02 Jul 2005 23:34 GMT
> I have 2 cats which will be going into the Cattery whilst we are away.
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> Donna
When I was in the hospital for 13 days for my first hip operation, my
Princess was slightly cautious when I was brought home in a wheelchair.
But after carefully sniffing around for a few minutes she jumped into my
lap and said "I missed you".
Karen M. - 03 Jul 2005 00:24 GMT
Donna wrote:
> I have 2 cats which will be going into the Cattery whilst we are away.
>
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> How long do cats remember you for. I always have this fear that i will come
> back they wont remember me.
My old cat (she was 15+ at the time) had not seen my mother for months.
Ma came to visit, sat in a chair. Cat sniffed around, walked back and
forth telling her "I want up on your lap."
I think they don't have much of a time sense (although they sure know
when it's Time to Eat!!) but they'll be glad when you're back. None of
mine holds a grudge (e.g. keep your tail away from my feet and you
won't get it stepped on!) but they do learn.
Enjoy your trip, bring 'em a souvenir.
HTH
--Karen M.
William Hamblen - 03 Jul 2005 01:46 GMT
> I have 2 cats which will be going into the Cattery whilst we are away.
>
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> How long do cats remember you for. I always have this fear that i will come
> back they wont remember me.
I expect they will be glad to see you when you get back.
The only concept of time my cats have is feeding time.

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