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Cat Forum / General Topics / April 2007Weird Indoor Kitty
Our 10 year old very small 'tuxedo' kitty has taken to sneaking up on us while we're not looking and running out the front door. She then runs around the side of the house, through the cyclone fence type gate, up the sun deck stairs and (if it's open) right back in through the kitchen door. If she gets out it's usually "Get the kitchen door open!" as she is prone to run straight back in barely breaking stride the whole way. It's as if she decides to go out jogging. Can anyone suggest what might be going on? poop zooms  Signatureie ride fast, take chances. > Our 10 year old very small 'tuxedo' kitty has taken to sneaking up on > us while we're not looking and running out the front door. She then [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Can anyone suggest what might be going on? > Our 10 year old very small 'tuxedo' kitty has taken to sneaking up on > us while we're not looking and running out the front door. She then [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Can anyone suggest what might be going on? Mine sleep most of the time but for a few minutes a day they tear around the house like it's the Indy 500. It is just one of those things cats do. > Our 10 year old very small 'tuxedo' kitty has taken to sneaking up on > us while we're not looking and running out the front door. She then [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Can anyone suggest what might be going on? Sounds like she's having great fun! She's made it a game and has you trained to open the kitchen door "on queue" so to speak. If she's always been an indoor kitty, maybe she's testing the waters? Either way, it sounds harmless enough. I'd be more concerned if she just bolted out and ran off somewhere for a couple of days. Maybe it's her way of getting attention... try playing with her more frequently. It's because she's a cat :) Signature"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security." Ben Franklin > Our 10 year old very small 'tuxedo' kitty has taken to sneaking up on > us while we're not looking and running out the front door. She then [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Can anyone suggest what might be going on? >It's because she's a cat :) > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >> Can anyone suggest what might be going on? Heh heh heh ... she did it twice again today. The only difference today was that each time she stopped at the foot of the stairs leading up to the sun deck (which is where the kitchen door is) to nibble on the grass growing up between the concrete blocks. (She doesn't like going out on the grass itself which is where the dog widdles) > On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 19:05:31 GMT, "Amy Mathis" > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Yes, there are times when my 2 cats do funny things, but Ginger Meggs is so lazy, and is on a diet at present. Put a capsule of Fish Oil into a can of food which lasts around 3 days. Makes it sloppy but it seems that is how they like it. His fur is looking much better not so dry as before or flakey. Jennifer please never use the word widdle again. : -) >>It's because she's a cat :) >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > the grass growing up between the concrete blocks. (She doesn't like > going out on the grass itself which is where the dog widdles) Sounds like America's funniest home video. Maybe you could take a different leg of her odyssey at different times so the camera would be positioned. I'd watch it. > Our 10 year old very small 'tuxedo' kitty has taken to sneaking up on > us while we're not looking and running out the front door. She then [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Can anyone suggest what might be going on? |
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