Looking after landlords

AdrianC

The likelihood is that this cat is the local six-dinners-Sid, and locking it out of the catflap will do it no harm whatsoever. You may get some dirty looks from a windowsill for a short while until it takes the hint.

Even if it is genuinely free-range, then it'll quickly find another sucker home.

1Missymoo

Thanks for all the advice and sorry about the thread title it should have read 'Looking after landlords cat' 

Good news however tha LL has agreed to pay the gas/electric in return for allowing the cat to stay.... Thanks again all

moneysavinghero

1Missymoo said:

Thanks for all the advice and sorry about the thread title it should have read 'Looking after landlords cat' 

Good news however tha LL has agreed to pay the gas/electric in return for allowing the cat to stay.... Thanks again all

Sounds like a good result. You get a free cat and don't have to worry about how much you have the heating on for. Is cat meat really that expensive?

dimbo61

Did think this was about Helping all the poor landlords out there struggling at the moment 😂

greatcrested

moneysavinghero said:

1Missymoo said:

Thanks for all the advice and sorry about the thread title it should have read 'Looking after landlords cat' 

Good news however tha LL has agreed to pay the gas/electric in return for allowing the cat to stay.... Thanks again all

. Is cat meat really that expensive?

No. It's really cheap and nutricious too.

Though I prefer dog meat for a really good winter stew. Puppies are more tender, but have less meat on them.

HampshireH

1Missymoo said:

Thanks for all the advice and sorry about the thread title it should have read 'Looking after landlords cat' 

Good news however tha LL has agreed to pay the gas/electric in return for allowing the cat to stay.... Thanks again all

What about your mum who this won't do any good for and doesn't want a cat?

Grumpy_chap

dimbo61 said:

Did think this was about Helping all the poor landlords out there struggling at the moment 😂

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lookstraightahead

When you said you've reached an agreement do you have it in writing? Do you have pet insurance and do you have proof that the landlord will pay the lekky?

frogglet

I would make sure you get it in writing.
Also if the landlord isn't paying for pet insurance, put your gas and leccie money in a savings account to cover any vet bills. 

Norman_Castle

1Missymoo said:

Good news however tha LL has agreed to pay the gas/electric in return for allowing the cat to stay....

I suspect it'll have a very long life, possibly so long its appearance changes every decade.