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I was going to refer to it as a pussy cat in the title but the swear/bar word filter on this site is a bit ott.
These photos were no doubt taken at an angle that makes the cat look enormous, but it is still a huge critter.
If it had the personality of my late Princess Merlin it would probably have to go and live in a wildlife park for the safety of others - she was a spontaneous attack cat.
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These photos were no doubt taken at an angle that makes the cat look enormous, but it is still a huge critter.
If it had the personality of my late Princess Merlin it would probably have to go and live in a wildlife park for the safety of others - she was a spontaneous attack cat.
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Maine coons are lovely! (I'm hoping that AB's filter doesn't delete the second word there, as I notice that the posts above have an extra 'e' added onto the end, which shouldn't actually be there).
However the bill to feed one probably isn't cheap!
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However the bill to feed one probably isn't cheap!
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Anne - my mental health is much more stable without the cats to look after. I may get another cat or two but, for now, looking after only myself is hard work.
I used to make myself ill worrying about Frankie's asthma and ended up rushing off to check on him when I heard any strange noise. I know that this is normal behaviour but it was morphing out of control.
I'm happy for now - pretending to be a grown-up.
I used to make myself ill worrying about Frankie's asthma and ended up rushing off to check on him when I heard any strange noise. I know that this is normal behaviour but it was morphing out of control.
I'm happy for now - pretending to be a grown-up.
>>> I know that this is normal behaviour
Yup! Totally normal! Well, it is in my house anyway ;-)
For example, a couple of mornings ago, I heard Moonbeam crying outside. So I put some extra special (i.e. extra expensive) cat food on a paper plate for him and went outside to give it to him. Then I noticed his big brother, Chequers, watching him and I knew that, as soon as my back was turned, Chequers would shove Moonbeam out of the way to get at the food. So I had to stand guard over Moonbeam until he'd finished eating.
So, of course, it was perfectly normal that I was stood on the front path of my house, in nothing but my underpants and clutching a torch, at 4.15 in the morning. Er, wasn't it then?
;-)
Yup! Totally normal! Well, it is in my house anyway ;-)
For example, a couple of mornings ago, I heard Moonbeam crying outside. So I put some extra special (i.e. extra expensive) cat food on a paper plate for him and went outside to give it to him. Then I noticed his big brother, Chequers, watching him and I knew that, as soon as my back was turned, Chequers would shove Moonbeam out of the way to get at the food. So I had to stand guard over Moonbeam until he'd finished eating.
So, of course, it was perfectly normal that I was stood on the front path of my house, in nothing but my underpants and clutching a torch, at 4.15 in the morning. Er, wasn't it then?
;-)
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