Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Mark on July 24, 2009, 22:59:53 PM
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She wouldn't come out from behind the sofa as she is terrified of children and my nephews were there. She was rescued from a Junky house and has never quite settled down but my mum loves her anyway :Luv2:
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aww tell your mum I just love her Mark :Luv2:
She has a sadish-stern look just like Schui had :) and you just want to hug her, what lovely colours too :Luv:
eta: has she got 1 thick white whiska like what Schui had aswell or am I seeing things?
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She Let OH fuss her before the kids arrived but she stayed in her hidey hole even after they left. She has bad gums and is always at the vet for them poor baby :(
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She's a lovely girl, Mark. There's something very rewarding about attention from a nervous cat. ;)
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:( Poor girl, Schui suffered with his gums too until he had all his teeth out has she any teeth Mark?
I don't think you saw this before - as she got 1 thick white whiska like what Schui had aswell or am I seeing things?
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It look like she has one white whisker :Luv2:. She has all her teeth - she is only 4 or 5. She was 18 months when my mum got her from CP but needed treatment from the start.
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Lovely tortie :Luv2: - funny, my mum had a tortie just like that....and also called Shelly. :)
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Has she tried her on Classic Cat food Mark? IT does help a lot with gums, and hypoallergenic biscuits help a lot too
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Aw bless her - I agree about the stern look on her face bless her. Hope she doesn't hide away all the time. :Luv2:
Mary
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Byron loves Classic Desley, thanks for telling me about that :)
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I'm not sure that she has - any hypoallergenic biscuits in particular? - she is a really picker eater, in fact my mum says she eats so little, it is a wonder she doesn't fade away.
Has she tried her on Classic Cat food Mark? IT does help a lot with gums, and hypoallergenic biscuits help a lot too
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I personally use JWB for Sam, although Purely states it is hypoallergenic - I dont like the smell of it though, so they dont get a lot of that. You can buy individual tins of Classic in Wilkinsons, it stopped Sam's gums being red in a couple of days, but now the fussy butter wont eat it!!
Jane - it is on offer in PAH at the moment, £9something for 24 tins.
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I know mine won't touch it - I bought one tin which they ate but when I bought a multipack, they wouldn't go near it :tired:
Apparently, Classic is recommended for diabetic cats as well - I could be wrong but think it may be cereal-free?
Thanks Desley - I will let my mum know. She lives around the corner from a shopping centre with a Wilkinsons. :) - Her cat is really fussy but it's worth chancing 50p for a can :evillaugh:
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The only other cats here who would eat it where the hoovers that ate absolutely anything put in front of them, they were fantastic for eating all the wet and dry no one else would have, one good advantage of fostering!! i think it is Mark, but can't be bothered to walk downstairs to find a tin.
I think it is a bit cheaper than 50p, although might be 45p - I know it is cheaper than Whiskas
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I personally use JWB for Sam, although Purely states it is hypoallergenic - I dont like the smell of it though, so they dont get a lot of that. You can buy individual tins of Classic in Wilkinsons, it stopped Sam's gums being red in a couple of days, but now the fussy butter wont eat it!!
Jane - it is on offer in PAH at the moment, £9something for 24 tins.
;D Thanks Desley I may pop there this afternoon
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Might be £9.84. If Byron likes Felix, it is currently cheaper in Morrisons than PAH