Violent Cat

PrincessPlaty

Well the thought of keeping him has crossed my mind, but with two young children 3 and 4 and another one on the way and the fact he doesnt seem to like my kids already does worry me!!

Im thinking the only real option left is getting him in a cat box and taking him down to the pdsa and hoping they can help him

PrincessPlaty

Cat72 wrote: »

Jack 2 weeks after he arrived -


Jack now -

aww he is lovely!! Im gonna try and find my camera (the kids had it the last time i saw it :rolleyes: ) and try and get some pics of him/her!

Very tempted to give him/her a name but i dont want to get too attached and i know what im like

nanokitten

As angry puss is starting to trust you a bit I'd be tempted to try to borrow a travel crate, put in a snuggly towel / jumper and pop it nearby with the door open - you could also put some tarp or plastic over to make it nice and sheltered.
Many cats can't resist an open box and will get in of their own accord (or you could try the old putting a bit of food in trick) it might take some time (you may have to leave it there a couple of days) but if you could tempt puss in then you could get it off to the vets and they should take it from there (sure they'll understand if you explain the cat is agressive towards your daughter and you can't take it in).

RacyRed

PrincessPlaty wrote: »

aww he is lovely!! Im gonna try and find my camera (the kids had it the last time i saw it :rolleyes: ) and try and get some pics of him/her!

Very tempted to give him/her a name but i dont want to get too attached and i know what im like

He may be beter with the kids when he is less frightened.

o on, give him a name, can't keep calling the poor thing Angry cat What colour is he?

PrincessPlaty

:rotfl: he is black and white gonna try n get her pic of him on my mobile in a min

UKTigerlily

Awww, would something like kippers put in a basket lure him in? Not sure how you'd find the smell bein pregnant tho! lol

PrincessPlaty

UKTigerlily wrote: »

Awww, would something like kippers put in a basket lure him in? Not sure how you'd find the smell bein pregnant tho! lol

I would probably throw up if the past 5 and a half months is anything to go by :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

zzzLazyDaisy

Well done for sticking with it. I hope you manage to get the cat into a box and to the vet soon.

I have just read that you are pregnant. At the risk of stating the obvious, do be careful to wash your hands thoroughly after handling her/him.

PrincessPlaty

zzzLazyDaisy wrote: »

Well done for sticking with it. I hope you manage to get the cat into a box and to the vet soon.

I have just read that you are pregnant. At the risk of stating the obvious, do be careful to wash your hands thoroughly after handling her/him.

Yer i have been thanks though

Here he/she is

zzzLazyDaisy

Oh, cute kitty! It looks like you have really gained his/her trust.