Quick kitten question

rising_from_the_ashes

Fire_Fox wrote: »

Oh do try a raw chicken wing, it is very MSE and such a joy to watch them chomp away if you love cats (I know you do, in spades ). Noah needed the meat and marrow to be exposed to demolish the whole thing, which is not uncommon.

Ohhhhhhh, OK willing to give it a try (with trepidation!) - have added chicken wings onto my shopping list. Will let you know how it goes later on!:o

Fire_Fox wrote: »

Otherwise .... some hardcore raw feeders buy in frozen meeces .... :eek:

I don't know whether to :eek: or :rotfl:at this!

Think :eek: might be winning. Can you imagine going into the freezer to find something for dinner and ..... :eek::eek::eek:

Fire_Fox wrote: »

I haven't yet introduced Lulu to the wonders of raw as I wanted to settle her on Bozita. I have some liver and tripe in the freezer tho, maybe I should defrost some? _pale_

Yup, if I'm trying the chicken wings, you can do it!:D

GlynD

Welcome to the wonderful world of trainee cat staff. I'm sure your kitten will soon have you up to standard

SadBunny

rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »

Sounds like mine, my wee girl cat sometimes jumps on the lid when my boy's in and tries to give him a fright when he comes out - he's wise to it now tho'.

Seems like girls rule the roost.
My pretty girl looked so sweet and innocent - but she could be a very wicked lady. The boys doffed their caps when she sauntered by.

SadBunny

Fire_Fox wrote: »

Do you only have the one litter tray? Most sources recommend one tray per cat plus one extra all in different locations,....

I have a collection stored away - used to have 5 cats.
I only have one cat now, and I put the second tray away because it was a waste of space - he's not used it once since I got the open tray. (It is always clean - because it is so quick and easy.)
He did use both when his choice was hooded or hooded.

I switched because he was getting a little stiff, and I thought it would be more comfortable for him.
He looks like an angel but in spirit is more like the Tasmanian devil.
He would not take anything to help his joints - rather starve!
Got it sorted now - made such a difference ... parkouring round the sitting-room.

Fire_Fox wrote: »

:rotfl: .... and not being guarded.

Little Madam used to ambush Poor Lad whichever tray he used.
I was aware, and sometimes had to close the door or distract her if he was "busy"; but mostly he waited until she was asleep or out - or he conducted his business outside.
(Funnily, he was her favourite - they adored each other.)
[QUOTE.... some hardcore raw feeders buy in frozen meeces .... :eek: [/QUOTE]
and day old chicks.
I couldn't!

bratz81

my cat used to be a flaming nuisance for throwing litter about the floor. He actually used to get in, check to make sure no one saw him, and throw litter out of the box!! He wouldn't need the loo just wanted a play!

He had a hooded one now, though without the flap/door as it scared him. He still swooshes litter out the door sometimes, I swear on purpose but I keep a dustpan and brush on top of his litter box to sweep it up and throw it back in.
Just make sure the cat isn't in there when you throw it in or you end up throwing a load of litter in their face thankfully I learnt my lesson after that!