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My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days and then returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be that she is getting food elsewhere.  Signature"A horse a horse my kingdom for a horse, I haven't had a winner in six months". MD > My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days and then > returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be that she is [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > MD Yes, that is quite normal for some cats. I think somebody is giving her food. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Om Kenn Rosenkranz (førtidspensionist) http://farligatdrikke.tripod.com/ || My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days and || then returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] | Om Kenn Rosenkranz (førtidspensionist) | http://farligatdrikke.tripod.com/ the cat has a second family. he's cheating on you. > > My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days and then > > returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be that she is [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Om Kenn Rosenkranz (førtidspensionist) > http://farligatdrikke.tripod.com/ the cat has a second family. he's cheating on you hanspetersen8638@yahoo.dk wrote > Mad Dog wrote > My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days an the > returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be that sh i > getting food elsewhere > > - > "A horse a horse my kingdom for a horse, I haven't had a winne in si > months" > > M > > Yes, that is quite normal for some cats. I think somebody is givin he > food ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Om Kenn Rosenkranz (førtidspensionist > http://farligatdrikke.tripod.com Sent via http://Pets-99.com , http://AnimalForum.ws & http://AnimalBlog.org > My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days and then > returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be that she is [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > MD Put a collar tag on her with your phone number and see if you get a call. Or at least the other family will see it and possibly tell her to push off. ---tension put a collar on him that says "devious animal. do not feed." > > My neigbours cat which is the sister of mine goes out for 3 days and then > > returns, is this normal. She always comes back could it be that she is [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > ---tension > put a collar on him that says "devious animal. do not feed." lol....or a collar that reads; "My other family feeds me, but it's not enough". I agree with the other person that said put a phone number on the collar telling anyone who feeds this cat to call. Good way to meet a nieghbor you might not know and make a new friend. Would be interesting to find out how far kitty travels to get a good meal. ;) How about "I especially like premium cat food, the expensive kind, washed down with cat milk." > > put a collar on him that says "devious animal. do not feed." > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Would be interesting to find out how far kitty travels to get a good > meal. ;) > How about "I especially like premium cat food, the expensive kind, > washed down with cat milk." [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Would be interesting to find out how far kitty travels to get a good > > meal. ;) And to what lengths that family will go to feed him when he gets there. Imagine them trying to milk their cat!! ---tension > And to what lengths that family will go to feed him when he gets there. > Imagine them trying to milk their cat!! this brings up a good question. can you tell if a newborn kitten is male or female? >> And to what lengths that family will go to feed him when he gets there. >> Imagine them trying to milk their cat!! > > this brings up a good question. can you tell if a newborn kitten is > male or female? If you know what you are doing you certainly can. I have always been able to sex any kittens born to my cats within the first 30 minutes after birth. SignatureDie dulci fruere, Nicolaas. ... Contractions aren't necessary (except in childbirth) > >> And to what lengths that family will go to feed him when he gets there. > >> Imagine them trying to milk their cat!! [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Die dulci fruere, > Nicolaas. Yes true. For most people however, they need to wait a few weeks to notice signs of testicular descent into the scrotum. On account of waiting for that sign, it can take longer to be sure you have a female since you can spend some time waiting to see if it is a male with delayed testicular descent. If you have a lot of experience looking at a newborn kitten's rear end, however, there are much more specific signs, but they are also sometimes much more subtle and best left to those who know. --tension i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have had their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they seem to have scars. Is this typical? > > >> And to what lengths that family will go to feed him when he gets there. > > >> Imagine them trying to milk their cat!! [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > --tension Hmmmmmmmm You don't even know the SEX of your very own kittens, eh? Sounds like what you are feeling is the scar from a SPAY surgery (ovio-hysterectomy), which is for females! Either that, or their 'belly buttons' :D > i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have had > their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they seem to [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> >> --tension > i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have had > their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they seem to > have scars. Is this typical? I would expect to find an abdominal scar in a speyed female cat, but a male cat's testicles are external to the body so I would not expect castration to leave abdominal scars. SignatureDie dulci fruere, Nicolaas. ... Never mess up an apology with an excuse. > > i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have had > > their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they seem to [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > male cat's testicles are external to the body so I would not expect > castration to leave abdominal scars. If you can feel them, but not see them, then perhaps you are feeling supernumerary nipples. Boycats and girlcats have them, especially noticeable after birth on account of their exposure to maternal estrogens during pregnancy. --tension i think they must be nipple because they are lined up 3 to each side, sort of like what you'd imagine a pig's nipples to be like if pigs gave milk. > > > i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have had > > > their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they seem to [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > --tension > i think they must be nipple because they are lined up 3 to each side, > sort of like what you'd imagine a pig's nipples to be like if pigs gave > milk. Good grief! Of course pigs (well, sows actually) give milk! What on earth do you imagine piglets feed on, lemonade? SignatureDie dulci fruere, Nicolaas. ... A soft answer turneth away wrath, but leaveth unrepelled the door-to-door religion hawker. > Good grief! Of course pigs (well, sows actually) give milk! What on > earth do you imagine piglets feed on, lemonade? i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't we see bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? >> Good grief! Of course pigs (well, sows actually) give milk! What on >> earth do you imagine piglets feed on, lemonade? > > i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't > we see > bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? Do go back under your bidge. SignatureDie dulci fruere, Nicolaas. ... If capitation is a head tax, why isn't decapitation a tax cut? "Nicolaas Hawkins" <grumpy.mole@t.large> wrote in message > > i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't > > we see bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? > > Do go back under your bidge. That will be difficult. The Bridge Society kicked him out of their enclave. > "Nicolaas Hawkins" <grumpy.mole@t.large> wrote in message >>> i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > That will be difficult. The Bridge Society kicked him out of their enclave. I believe it! SignatureDie dulci fruere, Nicolaas. ... When drinking to forget, please pay in advance > >>> i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't > >>> we see bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? it's OK if you don't know the answer to my question. no need to get catty. >>>>> i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't >>>>> we see bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? No, Nicolaas Hawkins did NOT write any such drivel. Take a little more care with your attributions, if you please. SignatureNicolaas I suggest going back to view your OWN post; it's on the record! > >>>>> i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't > >>>>> we see bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? > > No, Nicolaas Hawkins did NOT write any such drivel. > Take a little more care with your attributions, if you please. > I suggest going back to view your OWN post; it's on the record! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> No, Nicolaas Hawkins did NOT write any such drivel. >> Take a little more care with your attributions, if you please. The post to which you refer is me quoting your own words back to you to give context to my reply. You originally penned (well, typed) those words yourself in message <1158294147.290033.170660@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, you dishonest, lying troll! SignatureNicolaas ... You sometimes find that trying to be clever prevents you from being very smart. > > Good grief! Of course pigs (well, sows actually) give milk! What on > > earth do you imagine piglets feed on, lemonade? > > i'm surprised. since people eat every part of a pig's body, why don't > we see > bottles of pig's milk at the grocery store if pigs give milk? Play fair, now. --tension i think they must be nipples because they are lined up 3 to each side, sort of like what you'd imagine a pig's nipples to be like if pigs gave milk. > > > i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have had > > > their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they seem to [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > --tension > i think they must be nipples because they are lined up 3 to each side, > sort of like what you'd imagine a pig's nipples to be like if pigs > gave milk. Ummmmm... Not sure how familiar you are with the animal kingdom, but pigs are members of the mamal family, which means that the females give live birth, and nurse their babies... Therefore pigs *do* give milk ...and just in case you were referring to a *male* pig, they are called boars, not pigs (no matter what species of pig you are referrihng to). >>>> i adopted my kittens from the ASPCA and they were supposed to have >>>> had their testicals snipped. When I feel their stomach area, they [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >> --tension people eat pig's feet, pig's lips, pig's intestines, and pig's eyeballs. why don't they eat pig's nipples? > > i think they must be nipples because they are lined up 3 to each side, > > sort of like what you'd imagine a pig's nipples to be like if pigs [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > >> > >> --tension > How about "I especially like premium cat food, the expensive kind, > washed down with cat milk." In my case, I would have to put; "My other family feeds me Fancy Feast" collar on Big Mama. This would undoubtably prevent others from feeding her. Nicolaas Hawkins wrote > On 10 Sep 2006 21:53:00 -0700, edie humperdin <markdemers15@hotmail.co > wrote in <news> > > tension_on_the_wire wrote > And to what lengths that family will go to feed him when he get there > Imagine them trying to milk their cat! > > this brings up a good question. can you tell if a newborn kitte i > male or female > > If you know what you are doing you certainly can. I have alway been abl > to sex any kittens born to my cats within the first 30 minutes afte > birth > > - > Die dulci fruere > Nicolaas Yes true. For most people however, they need to wait a few weeks t notice signs of testicular descent into the scrotum. On account o waiting for that sign, it can take longer to be sure you have a femal since you can spend some time waiting to see if it is a male wit delayed testicular descent. If you have a lot of experience lookin a a newborn kitten's rear end, however, there are much more specifi signs, but they are also sometimes much more subtle and best left t those who know --tensio Sent via http://Pets-99.com , http://AnimalForum.ws & http://AnimalBlog.org |
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