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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2005visiting kitty
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me? I have several stray cats that wander in through my catflap. Most of the time my cats will just lay there and not even raise an eyebrow as the stray goes over and starts munching on their food. However, When my sister brings her cat over to stay for a few days, they fight tooth and nail. In fact the last time my sister and her kitty came, one of my cats left the house and didn't come back the whole time they were there. I managed to get him back in and convince him they had gone eventually. We always put her food on the opposite side of the kitchen but my cats will eat hers and not touch their own the whole time which means she doesn't get to eat (She is huge though so could probably do with losing a few pounds LOL). I wouldn't mind the fighting so much if they defended their territory against the rest of the bloody cats that keep coming in!!! Thanks Jenxxx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't ever stop believing........ Never get tired of watching you, someday you will break through..... http://www.cafepress.com/jembiecreations http://jembielife.blogspot.com > Can anyone solve this puzzle for me? > I have several stray cats that wander in through my catflap. Most of the > time my cats will just lay there and not even raise an eyebrow as the stray > goes over and starts munching on their food. > However, When my sister brings her cat over to stay for a few days, they > fight tooth and nail. <snip> tell your sister not to bring her cat. have her get a cat sitter >> Can anyone solve this puzzle for me? >> I have several stray cats that wander in through my catflap. Most of the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >tell your sister not to bring her cat. >have her get a cat sitter Or keep her cat confined to a seperate part of the house away from yours. http://members.aol.com/larrystark/ http://members.aol.com/larrystark/strays.htm > Can anyone solve this puzzle for me? > I have several stray cats that wander in through my catflap. Most of [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > http://www.cafepress.com/jembiecreations > http://jembielife.blogspot.com they let the strays in because they apparently know the strays from their own wanderings in the neighborhood, and they are therefore "friends". Your sister's cat, however, is an intruder that comes by every once in a while. Your cats never get to see her except when your sister brings her over. > Can anyone solve this puzzle for me? > I have several stray cats that wander in through my catflap. Most of the [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > http://www.cafepress.com/jembiecreations http://jembielife.blogspot.com The strays are probably "invited guests" -- you know the drill: "drop in anytime for a snack". Your sister's cat was not invited by them, hence the resentment. Cats are just like some people. MLB > The strays are probably "invited guests" -- you know the drill: "drop in > anytime for a snack". Your sister's cat was not invited by them, hence > the resentment. Cats are just like some people. MLB WOW!! Thanks, I had never even thought about that. Obviously haven't given my cats enough credit. My sister has to bring her cat when she stays over because she lives in a shared house and it isn't really fair to the other people she lives with to make them look after her. In fact she takes her cat everywhere with her and the cat is well travelled LOL I will bear in mind your comments when they come over to stay for the holidays. Thanks Jenxxx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't ever stop believing........ Never get tired of watching you, someday you will break through..... http://jembie-creations.has.it http://jembielife.blogspot.com they have it all wrong. your sister's cat is fat and ugly. the wild cats are cool, slender, athletic, dangerous wild cats. your cats want to hang out with the cool cats, not the fat ugly b*tch. > they have it all wrong. > > your sister's cat is fat and ugly. > the wild cats are cool, slender, athletic, dangerous wild cats. > your cats want to hang out with the cool cats, not the fat ugly b*tch. humperdink simmer > they have it all wrong. > > your sister's cat is fat and ugly. > the wild cats are cool, slender, athletic, dangerous wild cats. > your cats want to hang out with the cool cats, not the fat ugly b*tch. you bring up valuable topics you don't want every1 to killfile you do you. And interestingly enough you bring up enough interest i doubt people killfile you. Have a nice day. > > they have it all wrong. > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > you bring up enough interest i doubt people > killfile you. Have a nice day. I have already added him/her to my killfile. However I still end up reading the posts because you and others quote them. The only way to stop a troll is to ignore them. Don't respond. Ivor >they have it all wrong. > >your sister's cat is fat and ugly. >the wild cats are cool, slender, athletic, dangerous wild cats. >your cats want to hang out with the cool cats, not the fat ugly bitch. HEE HEE HEE Cats are biologically tied to pride mentality. The strays are, whether you like it, or not - part of your cats' pride. So, as you allude to - it's territorial. The local cats have been accepted into the "pride", whereas, the visitor hasn't had time to integrate. Wild cats share food all the time. > Can anyone solve this puzzle for me? > I have several stray cats that wander in through my catflap. Most of the [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > http://www.cafepress.com/jembiecreations > http://jembielife.blogspot.com |
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