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Cat Forum / General Topics / October 2005Kitty Misses Secong Owner?
Recently my husband was deployed and I believe that our cat misses him. She has become more of a loving cat. She will come and curl up with me more now then what she would do before. My husband would play rough with her and I try to make up for it. It just seems like her behavior has changed or she senses that he's going to be gone for a while. Don't get me wrong I like the fact that she's become more nicer but I also don't want anything to be wrong with her. She's our baby until we decide to have real babies. Does anyone have advice? they always know something is wrong and they act on it. When one of us is gone for a while our cats basically come together and keep the other human comforted. Think of them as children what happens when mommy or daddy goes away for a while the kids keep an eye on the one that is left When your better half gets back and HE WILL COME BACK don't be surprised if you can't get a moment peace for either you husband or cat :-) And she will always be your baby even when you have human children remember that she is one of your kids so many new mothers kick the cats to the curb when the newborn comes along not saying you will but it happens to often With your husband gone you can come here for support we will gladly keep a smile on your face Thank you for your advice. Right now I can see how our cat (Metal) reacts to babies since I have two brand new neices (a month a part). She comes over and sniffs them and after that she doesn't seem to bother them. I would just be afraid that she'd smell the milk on the baby and want to lick there faces, I wouldn't want her to smother them either. Well as long as she misses him as much as I know he misses her. It's funny now that he's gone when the phone rings she runs and tries to answer the phone. >they always know something is wrong and they act on it. When one of us is >gone for a while our cats basically come together and keep the other human [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >With your husband gone you can come here for support we will gladly keep a >smile on your face THAT IS A OLD MYTH cats will not smother a child how many children have milk left on their faces with their mothers around. Most cats will take a look a the babies to see what is making the noise and after that could care less a typical cat I have 5 kids had cats all my life cats could have cared less about the babies except to teach them a lesson about grabbing ahold of their tails and not letting go. None of the kids every did that again My youngest cat is scared to death of the noise a baby makes when crying.. so much that when my other half phones ring (he has a baby crying as a ring tone! off i know!) he runs a mile! most amusing! > THAT IS A OLD MYTH cats will not smother a child > how many children have milk left on their faces with their mothers around. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > babies except to teach them a lesson about grabbing ahold of their tails > and not letting go. None of the kids every did that again not most amusing sounds cruel |
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