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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Kirst on January 13, 2011, 18:59:32 PM
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I so wish I spoke cat so I knew how to tell him to shut up! :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
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I so wish I spoke cat so I knew how to tell him to shut up! :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
If you are at all concerned about this then would advise that you took him to the vet or if it is totally out of character is best to get it checked out.
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I so wish I spoke cat so I knew how to tell him to shut up! :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
Are you sure you'd want to know what he was saying?!!! lol! :evillaugh:
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If you are at all concerned about this then would advise that you took him to the vet or if it is totally out of character is best to get it checked out.
Oh its totally IN Character - he's a Birman , who are renowned for shouting. There is nowt wrong with him , he is just , shall we say , 'High Maintenance'
His latest foible is demanding dinner , eating three mouthfulls , then wandering off and 20 minutes later shouting for more food. Unfortunatley he has yet to realize that with four other cats about his chances of any dinner being left are few so we now have to feed him a third of a pouch at a time. He still refused to eat anywhere but in a bed - he chooses which one! :tired:
He is still my fluffy little fairy-cat tho! :Luv: :Luv:
(http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk165/kirsty1712/100_4810.jpg)
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At least Beavis makes up for it with his beauty :naughty:
I feel your pain, Riley has the moaniest wail in the world and it does my head in sometimes! :tired:
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I am afraid Franta and Ducha are doing this too and I just dose off to sleep which is hard for me at best of times, and then Franta starts.
He has just eaten and he will be sitting by the side of the bed.........sigh
I too wish I spoke birman
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Mosi is a noisy so and so too as well as having demanding feeding time rituals. This morning he ate about a third and then wandered away knowing full well I'd follow after him with the bowl (because I don't want Jaffa eating his food - hi life and some biccies not a good combo for senior cats). So I ended up feeding him the rest on top of a bookshelf. he wolfed it down in a couple of minutes.
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He is as quiet as a mouse today..........................I have a feeling he wanted me to make it stop raining! :shify:
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Well Franta was being cuddled and has just bitten my chin again for no reason at all...............and I am not amused!
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Think yourself lucky - My bridge birmen Oscar used to let himslkef into the loo , wait till you were *engaged* and then try to nip ANY exposed floesh he could find! :Crazy:
Beavis is more partial to toes - Bare feet are a bad idea in my house! :evillaugh:
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Birmans !!
I get scared now every time he licks cos most times it ends up in a bite and when I try to stop him licking he thinks I am playing ...........maybe! and it makes him more determined to get a chunk if me!
Ducha is also a nipper and he uses it if he doesnt get his own way or you have made him annoyed in some way.
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Think yourself lucky - My bridge birmen Oscar used to let himslkef into the loo , wait till you were *engaged* and then try to nip ANY exposed floesh he could find! :Crazy:
:evillaugh: :evillaugh:
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My Napkin is the same way... drives me bonkers sometimes going from room to room MWROR! MWROR! MWROR! at the top of her lungs (which is quite loud) She was taken to the vet for this ages ago, when she was a kitten, and we were told that that's just how she is. We've tried various things to quiet her, nothing works... not even pointing the TV remote at her and pushing the volume down helps!
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Not just pedigrees who do the talking - in outr case Minmin Raggie is vocal but so are the clan moggies and ferals - Blue mr nasty feral now yowls at me for cat milk just in case I have forgotton to top up the family room bowl he then has to walk to the kitchen :rofl:
Now the dogs have satarted talking to especially when Sky is being given in to trouble for opening doors in his haste to go out and play ball :shocked:
I can hold a perfect converdation and one of the darling s will answer in the right place :rofl:
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We often have howling competitons with Beavis =..................we haven't won yet! :tired:
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We often have howling competitons with Beavis =..................we haven't won yet! :tired:
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: I dare say you never will!
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Not just pedigrees who do the talking - in outr case Minmin Raggie is vocal but so are the clan moggies and ferals - Blue mr nasty feral now yowls at me for cat milk just in case I have forgotton to top up the family room bowl he then has to walk to the kitchen :rofl:
Now the dogs have satarted talking to especially when Sky is being given in to trouble for opening doors in his haste to go out and play ball :shocked:
I can hold a perfect converdation and one of the darling s will answer in the right place :rofl:
Oh I used to have a cat that did that and would if anyone phoned and I was talking would sit with her mouth near the mouth piece and meow down it at all the right places. Those that knew me and my cats well would always say Hello Tasha when she did this and she would answer back which at times was funny and she had done it from being a kitten. Sadly lost her 2 years ago come the 22nd January due to her kidneys suddenly failing the first signs was she refused food and as this was not her took her straight to the vets that run blood tests which came back complete renal failure, bear in mind this cat was eating normally the day before and playing normally and was basically overnight her kidneys failed on her.
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Its a bloomin birman thing and Franta is driving me up the wall at present..................I worry when he is too quiet and get stressed when he is shoiuting non-stop..................if only it was a mew LOL.
He doesnt know how to mew tunless you count WAILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Napoleon Wailllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll NAPOLEONNNNNNNNNNNN wailllll Napoleon waill waill wail wa wa.........silence
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Kirst, our Uncle M used to do that and he didn't even have the excuse of being a Birman! His 'toilet trick' we used to call it. When he was young I lived in a shared house, the loo door of which would't shut properly. Oh, the hours of fun he had! It was especially good with unsuspecting visitors.