Gramto6 November 8 Share November 8 Most of my cats at breakfast 10-28-24. 5-8 are missing, out hunting I guess. 11 10 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8501998
Mindthinkr November 9 Share November 9 @Gramto6 That’s a big crowd! They are lucky to have you feed them 😺 6 1 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8502755
meep.meep November 11 Share November 11 There's one plate that no one is eating from. Is that the diet food? 1 13 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8504718
pinkandsparkly13 November 15 Share November 15 Some of the stray cats at my Aunt's house 13 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508076
pinkandsparkly13 November 15 Share November 15 Momma. Ha 1 10 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508079
fastiller November 15 Share November 15 Quote First time posting in this thread. Loving all the kitty/doggo photos and stories. Allow me please to add a few of my little guy. His name is Fuinniúil DC. Fuinniúil means feisty or energetic in Irish. DC stands for Demon Child. He was found in the bushes in front of my neighbor's front door on 07 June. She couldn't keep him. He was about a month old at the time. There was no sign of Mama or other kitties and there's nowhere he could've walked from in the area. We think he was dumped. I have more but I'm supposed to be working. First shot is from the day after Gotcha Day. 5 10 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508348
Annber03 November 16 Share November 16 8 hours ago, fastiller said: BABY KITTY :D! Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww... 1 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508805
fastiller November 16 Share November 16 29 minutes ago, Annber03 said: BABY KITTY :D! Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww... Every time I see a video of a kitty that age, or scroll past a photo of him from that time, I say to him "Fuinniúil DC, I miss those days when you were that smol!!!" His head right now us the size his entire body was. They grow up so fast! Snifff! 2 4 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508863
Annber03 November 16 Share November 16 4 minutes ago, fastiller said: Every time I see a video of a kitty that age, or scroll past a photo of him from that time, I say to him "Fuinniúil DC, I miss those days when you were that smol!!!" His head right now us the size his entire body was. They grow up so fast! Snifff! Awwwwww :'). We adopted our cats when they were already adults, so I have no idea what they looked like when they were kittens and I wish we had, like, a photo or something of them when they were babies. Lily in particular is a big cat, it's hard sometimes to imagine she was ever as small as the kitten in that picture up above :p. 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508887
Bastet November 16 Share November 16 20 minutes ago, Annber03 said: We adopted our cats when they were already adults, so I have no idea what they looked like when they were kittens and I wish we had, like, a photo or something of them when they were babies. Lily in particular is a big cat, it's hard sometimes to imagine she was ever as small as the kitten in that picture up above :p. In my entire life with cats, only three of them came to me as kittens (and only two of those as young kittens, the other was six months), the rest were adults, so I always wonder what they looked like as kittens. Because the only thing in the world even cuter than a cat is a kitten. Riley is a small cat overall, especially her head and paws, and I'd just love to have seen what a teeny tiny version of her looked like. 4 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8508978
isalicat November 16 Share November 16 (edited) I don't have any info to offer as to where this is, or anything else, but is this not lovely? The spirit of St. Francis is alive and well! Edited November 16 by isalicat 8 9 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8509757
graybrown bird November 17 Share November 17 What a lovely picture of kindness and peace! 7 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8509833
SVNBob November 17 Share November 17 9 hours ago, isalicat said: I don't have any info to offer as to where this is, or anything else, but is this not lovely? The spirit of St. Francis is alive and well! Did a reverse image search and found an Instagram post from earlier this year (a post for International Cat Day) by the photographer that included this picture. Per him, it's at the Sanctuary of Santa Maria of Foresta, Rieti, Italy, back in 2004. And the Sanctuary does indeed house a Franciscan order. 3 6 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8509958
EtheltoTillie November 18 Share November 18 When I had kittens they were so much fun. Run around run around run around drop and fall asleep. Lather rinse repeat. Hilarious! Then they grow up so fast and they are fun of another kind. I've always adopted adult dogs -- never had a puppy -- but when we had cats they were raised from kittens. 6 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8511200
Bastet November 18 Share November 18 2 minutes ago, EtheltoTillie said: Run around run around run around drop and fall asleep. We joked that Louise had narcolepsy as a kitten, for all the times she fell asleep in the middle of doing something. Including eating, so she once fell asleep with her head in her food bowl. Good thing she wasn't drinking. 4 2 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8511203
Browncoat November 18 Share November 18 15 minutes ago, Bastet said: Including eating, so she once fell asleep with her head in her food bowl. My brother did that once, when he was around two. 11 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8511216
Gramto6 November 19 Share November 19 (edited) On 11/11/2024 at 4:44 PM, meep.meep said: There's one plate that no one is eating from. Is that the diet food? LOL! The cat that was eating there is very shy and she bolted as soon as I pulled out my phone to take the photo. She was back just as I left them.... Speaking of kittens, before I had all of my feral cats fixed there were several times when I'd have up to 3 mamas at one time. Each had 3-5 kittens. What was so cute is that all the mamas accepted any of the kittens to nurse. What a riot to watch them all grow. No more kittens here any more... Edited November 19 by Gramto6 added on to post 6 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8511839
Annber03 November 19 Share November 19 18 minutes ago, Gramto6 said: What was so cute is that all the mamas accepted any of the kittens to nurse. I've heard about how some cats will do that, yeah. It's so sweet when an animal takes in a baby, be it of their own species or sometimes a whole other species entirely, and cares for it as though it were their own baby. 4 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8511850
Gramto6 November 19 Share November 19 At that point in time all the mamas were littermates themselves so for them to nurse each others kittens probably was not so unusual. They all had the same "family" scent so they let any kitten nurse, they did know their own though when any other cat started nosing around the babies. 5 1 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512127
Absolom November 19 Share November 19 I used to foster unweaned kittens. I had two male and two female cats of my own. The cats who helped raise the foster kitties were the males! They snuggled the babies to keep them warm, they took them to the food dish to learn to eat, they even plopped them in the litter box when it was time. 4 3 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512131
Katrina Kate November 19 Share November 19 This reminds me of Grandpa Mason and his kittens. https://www.facebook.com/MasonAndKittens 4 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512167
Moose135 November 19 Share November 19 These two are getting along better and better every day. Well, at least when Jake isn't trying to swallow her head. 5 16 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512208
Is Everyone Gone November 20 Share November 20 I am a mess. My beautiful 19 year old cat has been dealing with kidney disease for about 3 years. We've been giving her fluids and watching her diet, but recently her values have gone up again. I've been a wreck. She's still eating, having fun, being feisty and snotty, so we're going to let her be, but I am so afraid that the end is near. 21 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512516
Bastet November 20 Share November 20 28 minutes ago, Is Everyone Gone said: I am a mess. My beautiful 19 year old cat has been dealing with kidney disease for about 3 years. We've been giving her fluids and watching her diet, but recently her values have gone up again. I've been a wreck. She's still eating, having fun, being feisty and snotty, so we're going to let her be, but I am so afraid that the end is near. I'll post later this week some questions and suggestions, but right now I just want to let you know I'm thinking of you. The important part is that she feels fine. She has no idea she has CKD, let alone what stage it is. She just knows how she feels from day to day, and that's happy and loved. It's your brain where the turmoil of what ifs and whens goes on. And you feel an absolute mess when that's happening. You can't easily and quickly talk yourself out of that. I know and empathize with what you're feeling. Hugs. 10 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512579
Is Everyone Gone November 20 Share November 20 1 hour ago, Bastet said: I'll post later this week some questions and suggestions, but right now I just want to let you know I'm thinking of you. The important part is that she feels fine. She has no idea she has CKD, let alone what stage it is. She just knows how she feels from day to day, and that's happy and loved. It's your brain where the turmoil of what ifs and whens goes on. And you feel an absolute mess when that's happening. You can't easily and quickly talk yourself out of that. I know and empathize with what you're feeling. Hugs. Yeah I'm trying to remain upbeat. I know that for now, she's still happy and a total snot, but the vet's call just made me realize how senior she is and that she does have health problems that are getting worse. She's such a special cat. 1 6 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8512667
Bastet November 21 Share November 21 On 11/19/2024 at 7:30 PM, Is Everyone Gone said: Yeah I'm trying to remain upbeat. I know that for now, she's still happy and a total snot, but the vet's call just made me realize how senior she is and that she does have health problems that are getting worse. She's such a special cat. What stage is her kidney disease (CKD)? Does she eat the prescription (low phosphorus) food or regular food? If the latter, have you ever tried adding aluminum hydroxide, a phosphorus binder, to her food (if she eats wet food)? Their phosphorus level tends to be the one that makes them not feel well when it gets into stage 4 numbers. The Rx food is low phosphorus (that's why it requires a prescription, as the low phosphorus content does not meet regular nutrition standards), but, unfortunately, it's also low in protein. It's based on research done on rats, and then tested in dogs. Unlike either of those species, cats are obligate carnivores -- they need lots of protein! Now, a low-protein diet (and the junk ingredients those companies shamefully use in their expensive food) causes problems in the long term, not immediately, so in a senior cat many feel it's fine to just go ahead and feed the Rx food in order to get the low phosphorus content that will slow the progression of the CKD, because by the time the protein deficiency would start causing problems, the cat will already have died (either from the CKD or another cause). But some cats won't eat the Rx food, and there are owners who don't want to feed it (especially if their cat is younger). So where a cat is eating regular food, the phosphorus binder will reduce the amount of phosphorus they actually take in. Aluminum hydroxide powder is pretty close to odorless and tasteless, so many cats will allow it to be mixed into their food. This site is a fantastic repository of information on feline CKD, but because it has so much information, it can be overwhelming. It's good to start here, process that information, and then go to the Home page and start digging around a little at a time. (My cat Maddie was only about 9 years old when she was diagnosed with CKD. I fed a regular canned food that had the lowest phosphorus content of any commercially available [a Solid Gold formula that unfortunately no longer exists] and monitored her hydration, giving her subQ fluids when she needed a little boost. Her values fluctuated from the high end of normal to stage two, but were most often in the stage one range. She died seven years later of an unrelated illness, with normal kidney values.) 5 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8514328
Is Everyone Gone November 22 Share November 22 2 hours ago, Bastet said: What stage is her kidney disease (CKD)? Does she eat the prescription (low phosphorus) food or regular food? If the latter, have you ever tried adding aluminum hydroxide, a phosphorus binder, to her food (if she eats wet food)? Their phosphorus level tends to be the one that makes them not feel well when it gets into stage 4 numbers. The Rx food is low phosphorus (that's why it requires a prescription, as the low phosphorus content does not meet regular nutrition standards), but, unfortunately, it's also low in protein. It's based on research done on rats, and then tested in dogs. Unlike either of those species, cats are obligate carnivores -- they need lots of protein! Now, a low-protein diet (and the junk ingredients those companies shamefully use in their expensive food) causes problems in the long term, not immediately, so in a senior cat many feel it's fine to just go ahead and feed the Rx food in order to get the low phosphorus content that will slow the progression of the CKD, because by the time the protein deficiency would start causing problems, the cat will already have died (either from the CKD or another cause). But some cats won't eat the Rx food, and there are owners who don't want to feed it (especially if their cat is younger). So where a cat is eating regular food, the phosphorus binder will reduce the amount of phosphorus they actually take in. Aluminum hydroxide powder is pretty close to odorless and tasteless, so many cats will allow it to be mixed into their food. This site is a fantastic repository of information on feline CKD, but because it has so much information, it can be overwhelming. It's good to start here, process that information, and then go to the Home page and start digging around a little at a time. (My cat Maddie was only about 9 years old when she was diagnosed with CKD. I fed a regular canned food that had the lowest phosphorus content of any commercially available [a Solid Gold formula that unfortunately no longer exists] and monitored her hydration, giving her subQ fluids when she needed a little boost. Her values fluctuated from the high end of normal to stage two, but were most often in the stage one range. She died seven years later of an unrelated illness, with normal kidney values.) She's had CKD for about three years. We do feed her kidney food. She won't take the wet food, but does eat the medicated dry food. I don't know what stage she's in, just that her BUM levels have shot up. She's also a bit cranky and likes rotisserie chicken as a snack which we give her. We figure she's 19 (actually turned 19 in July) and we want her to have a good life in the amount of time she has left. She is a very senior cat. 1 3 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8514462
Bastet November 22 Share November 22 33 minutes ago, Is Everyone Gone said: She's had CKD for about three years. We do feed her kidney food. She won't take the wet food, but does eat the medicated dry food. I don't know what stage she's in, just that her BUM levels have shot up. I wouldn't worry right now, then; the BUN is affected by things other than kidney disease as well, and it can be significantly high at one point and then back down where it usually is by the next test. So if the creatinine and phosphorus levels did not also shoot up, she's probably still bopping along at a slow progression of the disease. Stage 3 of CKD can last a long time, and even Stage 4 doesn't necessarily mean the end is near. Since she's eating dry food, is she a good water drinker? You may need to increase her subQ fluids, as dehydration is obviously an issue with CKD and it's specifically something that can cause the BUN to go up. There can be too much of a good thing, so you don't want to give too much, especially at one time, but she may need more the older and farther along in the disease process she gets. How much do you give her at a time, and how often? That she's eating well speaks to her still having good time left at her advanced age, especially if she's only three years into CKD. Just keep an eye on her hydration, and otherwise continue indulging and enjoying her. (So long as it's not too salty, that rotisserie chicken is a great treat for her -- tasty, has moisture content, and has good protein.) 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8514510
Is Everyone Gone November 22 Share November 22 17 minutes ago, Bastet said: I wouldn't worry right now, then; the BUN is affected by things other than kidney disease as well, and it can be significantly high at one point and then back down where it usually is by the next test. So if the creatinine and phosphorus levels did not also shoot up, she's probably still bopping along at a slow progression of the disease. Stage 3 of CKD can last a long time, and even Stage 4 doesn't necessarily mean the end is near. Since she's eating dry food, is she a good water drinker? You may need to increase her subQ fluids, as dehydration is obviously an issue with CKD and it's specifically something that can cause the BUN to go up. There can be too much of a good thing, so you don't want to give too much, especially at one time, but she may need more the older and farther along in the disease process she gets. How much do you give her at a time, and how often? That she's eating well speaks to her still having good time left at her advanced age, especially if she's only three years into CKD. Just keep an eye on her hydration, and otherwise continue indulging and enjoying her. (So long as it's not too salty, that rotisserie chicken is a great treat for her -- tasty, has moisture content, and has good protein.) Yes she drinks tons of water. In the summer when it's hot, we are constantly refilling her water bowls. We give her subc fluids twice a week. She's so special. She looks exactly like Puss n Boots in Shrek. 12 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8514520
Anela November 27 Share November 27 I went through orientation at the dog pound in one local city, eight years ago this thanksgiving (the Saturday after), but I could never get over there. I’m thinking about asking for a refresher, and seeing if I can get over there on my dad’s day off, because they’ve always needed more help during the week. I got into a bit of an argument with my aunt, this afternoon, after she commented on one of my posts. Something for a political thread. I see these dogs, and I just what to go and hug all of them. I can’t afford another one. One sweety was said to have been abandoned by their family, and was on the run for weeks. 4 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8519629
Anela November 27 Share November 27 My cat George, is at a good weight now. He’s eating, and in good spirits. Cutie is still pooping everywhere, but he seems fine otherwise. Except for the constant sniffles. I’m still trying to get a lysine supplement into him, and dad has been giving them B12 drops, but they’ve stopped drinking the bit of milk with those added. So, I’m going to have to figure out something else. 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8519632
fairffaxx November 27 Share November 27 Churu treats come in little tubes & can be squeezed out (like toothpaste) onto a saucer -- then it's easy to stir in a smashed up pill that's been dissolved in warm water, or a dose of liquid meds. I've never met a cat who didn't love them. 2 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8519637
Mindthinkr November 28 Share November 28 My 21 year old cat has been at the beginning of stage 3 kidney disease for 3 years. Although she’s good about staying hydrated, I sometimes add a no sodium chicken or beef broth to her wet food as she basically just likes the gravy or her food very wet. 1 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8519719
Bastet November 28 Share November 28 Y'all! Riley never lets anyone else touch her when I'm home, and when I'm gone and someone comes over to feed her, her desperation may after a few days lead her to let them touch her head with one finger for a second. But my friend who's feeding her during my Thanksgiving vacation emailed me to report that on day one, Riley first let her pet her chin and then later got on the bed with her and they spent 20 minutes with Riley getting petted while purring and getting petted. My friend will stay longer tomorrow (she had to get home to start cooking). Unreal! It's such a relief; for the first year, I don't have to feel guilty that Riley has no interaction for over 72 hours. 4 13 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8520350
Mindthinkr November 29 Share November 29 (edited) 21 hours ago, Bastet said: Y'all! Riley never lets anyone else touch her when I'm home, and when I'm gone and someone comes over to feed her, her desperation may after a few days lead her to let them touch her head with one finger for a second. But my friend who's feeding her during my Thanksgiving vacation emailed me to report that on day one, Riley first let her pet her chin and then later got on the bed with her and they spent 20 minutes with Riley getting petted while purring and getting petted. My friend will stay longer tomorrow (she had to get home to start cooking). Unreal! It's such a relief; for the first year, I don't have to feel guilty that Riley has no interaction for over 72 hours. I’m so happy for you. What a relief. It’s hard to leave our anti-social-ish cats to travel. You having someone that they like, who truly cares about them, it makes them worth their weight in gold. Enjoy the rest of your vacation! Edited November 29 by Mindthinkr Poor grammar 6 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8520723
Bastet November 29 Share November 29 4 hours ago, Mindthinkr said: You having someone that they like, who truly cares about them, it makes them worth their weight in gold. Exactly. I have everyone whose kitties I take care of telling me what a game-changer it is to be able to go away knowing the cats will be not just safe but happy and loved, and that's how it was when my parents/my friend took care of my other cats. But with Riley I felt guilty that she didn't have that daily "yay, I'm getting cuddles" time. Now she's suddenly figured out it's a good thing. She wasn't as cuddly today, but they did hang out on my bed for an hour, with occasional petting and lots of purring. 2 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8520829
Browncoat November 30 Share November 30 There is a pet food brand in New Zealand called "Prey." I may or may not have laughed out loud when I saw it. So perfect. 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8521173
peacheslatour December 6 Share December 6 On 11/15/2024 at 5:13 PM, Annber03 said: Awwwwww :'). We adopted our cats when they were already adults, so I have no idea what they looked like when they were kittens and I wish we had, like, a photo or something of them when they were babies. Lily in particular is a big cat, it's hard sometimes to imagine she was ever as small as the kitten in that picture up above :p. We got Elizabeth when she was only 8 weeks old. Their first vet who looked at her said 12 weeks but our vet, the one who recognized that she was probably Maine c**** put her at 8 weeks because of her teeth. Here her mane is really coming in. 2 13 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8526217
Gramto6 December 6 Share December 6 (edited) My late Baby Boo (avatar) was a good part Maine C**** . You can't see it too well in that photo. Mama Millie, the OG of all my feral community, who now lives indoors looks like she may have some in her too. The other day she was annoyed because I was doing a lot of walking in the house and not making a lap available for her so she picked a box I was getting ready to use to sit in to get back at me!! Edited December 6 by Gramto6 2 3 9 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8526261
peacheslatour December 6 Share December 6 1 hour ago, Gramto6 said: My late Baby Boo (avatar) was a good part Maine C**** . You can't see it too well in that photo. Mama Millie, the OG of all my feral community, who now lives indoors looks like she may have some in her too. The other day she was annoyed because I was doing a lot of walking in the house and not making a lap available for her so she picked a box I was getting ready to use to sit in to get back at me!! What a beauty! Haha! I just noticed the filter, I have to remember to call her a Maine Cookie. 😆 3 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8526349
Gramto6 December 6 Share December 6 2 minutes ago, peacheslatour said: What a beauty! Haha! I just noticed the filter, I have to remember to call her a Maine Cookie. 😆 That's a great substitution!! 4 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8526354
Annber03 December 6 Share December 6 5 hours ago, peacheslatour said: We got Elizabeth when she was only 8 weeks old. Their first vet who looked at her said 12 weeks but our vet, the one who recognized that she was probably Maine c**** put her at 8 weeks because of her teeth. Here her mane is really coming in. Such pretty fur! I want to pet her! 4 hours ago, Gramto6 said: My late Baby Boo (avatar) was a good part Maine C**** . You can't see it too well in that photo. Mama Millie, the OG of all my feral community, who now lives indoors looks like she may have some in her too. The other day she was annoyed because I was doing a lot of walking in the house and not making a lap available for her so she picked a box I was getting ready to use to sit in to get back at me!! LOL, that is one hell of glare she's giving there :p! "Um, excuse me, Mom, you are not paying enough attention to me, how dare you?" 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8526455
Gramto6 December 7 Share December 7 1 hour ago, Annber03 said: LOL, that is one hell of glare she's giving there :p! "Um, excuse me, Mom, you are not paying enough attention to me, how dare you?" Yeah, she was not happy with me then. It was her lap time (she does have me fairly well trained) and I had the audacity to be doing something other than sitting down and holding her!! 1 4 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8526500
peacheslatour December 7 Share December 7 18 hours ago, Gramto6 said: Yeah, she was not happy with me then. It was her lap time (she does have me fairly well trained) and I had the audacity to be doing something other than sitting down and holding her!! Elizabeth has two designated lap times. One precisely at 4 PM the other is as soon as my husband goes to bed while I stay up. She stays for around 15 minutes and then she's done. 8 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8527260
Annber03 December 7 Share December 7 Our cat Lily is big on lap time, too. Once my mom is home for the evening, the moment she sits down, even if she's only planning to sit for a few moments before doing something, boom. Lily is immediately up on her lap or trying to get on her lap. And when she does sit on my mom's lap, my mom often has to physically move her to get up, otherwise she'll be happy to just sit there as long as possible :p. 8 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8527313
EtheltoTillie December 7 Share December 7 On 12/6/2024 at 1:48 PM, Gramto6 said: My late Baby Boo (avatar) was a good part Maine C**** . You can't see it too well in that photo. Mama Millie, the OG of all my feral community, who now lives indoors looks like she may have some in her too. The other day she was annoyed because I was doing a lot of walking in the house and not making a lap available for her so she picked a box I was getting ready to use to sit in to get back at me!! If it fits I sits. This sort of photo is a fave in the Reddit jigawpuzzlecats community. Very pretty cat. 2 hours ago, peacheslatour said: Elizabeth has two designated lap times. One precisely at 4 PM the other is as soon as my husband goes to bed while I stay up. She stays for around 15 minutes and then she's done. My dog Trixie is too big to be a lap dog but she has specific times for sleeping in different places. She rotates from office to sofa to our bed. 1 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8527324
bosawks December 13 Share December 13 Just a couple of pics that didn’t make the Holiday Card for some reason or other…. 6 8 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/1668-pets-photos-discussion/page/187/#findComment-8531636
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