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littlebittybobby
3-16-24, 1:13pm
okay-----(i'm trying to save energy by not posting caps)---that big brown female tabby that i took in from the cold last winter & sheltered & when i let her out with my other two old females, she disappeared
two weeks ago, has returned. only----she appeared on my neighbors' door steps---one & then the other. one called, and the other knocked on my door. but yeah----said cat still is wearing her collar, with my phone number on it. I put her inside, opened a big cat of yummy num-nums to the other catts' delight, but she just sat and looked at it. i am mortified by the rejection!! yup. should i seek counseling for rejected cat caregivers? i have been nothing but nice to this catt! maybe she just doesn't like my jokes, ya spose? that does happen. what's your opion on this? thank you, and thank mee. hope you can helpp mee some.

littlebittybobby
3-16-24, 1:16pm
hurry. rsvp

KayLR
3-16-24, 1:16pm
I suspect bullying by the other females in the house. Mean girls. All it takes is some sideways looks!

Maybe get some of that pheromone spray or they have plug-ins.

littlebittybobby
3-16-24, 4:26pm
okay----what i will do is place her in her own room, with her own bed and her own water dish and her own food bowl and her own litter box. that might help hr adjust.

rosarugosa
3-17-24, 6:09am
Maybe she would prefer different food? Cats don't seem to subscribe to the "beggars can't be choosers" philosophy.

littlebittybobby
3-19-24, 10:41am
okay---thanks for your input, rr & klr. she seems to be fine in her own space & stuff & lots of attention. shows no sign of wanting to exit. is content with crunchies, too. i took her collar off, for awhile. she didnt llose much weight, being gone for 2 weeks, either. there was a car over at the vacant house at 10 pm, last night. they were feeding several outdoor cats, before they moved. hm. the owner died last fall, but i had asked him if mr brown t was theirs. he said no---you can have any of the cats hanging around our place. ha. they said lotta people dump cats in our driveway. anyway, this big tabby is staying here, and not going out until i finish my cat yard. see?

littlebittybobby
4-9-24, 3:35pm
okay-----participipitation has fallen off precippistussely on the thread, lately. i'd like ta amend the topic if i may to: inconsiderate stuff your pett catt has done, today. i will step back and let you kidds go with this one. also, when i located my new giant female brown tabby, i thought wow---she hasn't gotten skinny for being at-large for two weeks. but yeah----she apparently thought to herself---you ain't seen nothin' yet, and in the last couple weeks she has chowed down on an amazing amout of dry & wet food, and is on her way to being a pretty chunky old grrrl. yup. she's very sweet and loey-dovey, & shows no interest in going outside. nope. hope that helps you kids some. also, she likesta knock her empty food dish off on the floor in the middle o' the night, so i hafta get up & refill it.

iris lilies
4-9-24, 3:38pm
I would say that everything my cat does is without consideration for how it makes me feel think act or how it affects my environment. That’s why I like cats. They are just so independent and self centered.

now, my tiny cat follows me around and wants to be close, but that’s not out of consideration for me, it’s because that’s what she wants for herself.

littlebittybobby
4-9-24, 4:31pm
okay----somebody here implied that catts are not manipulative and conniving and even spiteful & malicious. ha. but yeah---they are sometimes and of course you must accept that and love them unconditionally! yup. this is what separates the ordinary stoopud humans from the superior people, who recognize that catts are worth it and MUST be catered to. Yup. tip: never carry a catt without properly supporting it with your arm under its torso by the front legs and supporting the bacck legs so the cat is in a prone position. Yup. Ohterwise, use a cat carrier. hope that helps you some. thankk mee.

littlebittybobby
1-5-25, 3:16pm
okay----everything has been pretty good and using wood stove pellets for litter is the way to go. But there is always an issue in any community with deviant behavior. But yeah--what I have is an anonymous catwho pees on the stove burners and has started pooping in the sink, whereI worsh up dishes, etc. But yeah---it is disturbing. The peeing stopped after I made a sloping cardboard cover for the stove, but resumed after i stopped using it because the catts(my petts) clawed it all up. So anyway---the obvious solution I guess is to craft some new covers out of damaged salvage scrap plywood. Edited to add: I do keep their litterboxes scooped and cleam, but not every hour on the hour. I'll be glad when i get the catio built, finally. Hope that will help. To be continued.......

rosarugosa
1-6-25, 6:47am
Inappropriate bathroom behaviors can indicate a medical problem, but it's hard to address if you don't know who the culprit is. These situations are frustrating, and I'm sorry you are dealing with this.

littlebittybobby
1-8-25, 9:52am
okay----TYVM, RR, for your input on the situation. I will do my best to identify the perpetrator, so I can address the issue. I need summa those surveillance cameras, like they use to track down the assassins of greedy & ruthless CEOs. Meanwhile, I will use scrap plywood to make covers for the affected areas. The cardboard cover worked fine for the stove, until they destroyed it. Hope that helps me some. Thank you. Yup.

littlebittybobby
1-8-25, 4:41pm
okay---while we(I) am on the subject of pett catts, I liketa know if anya ever had catts that are closely related? Just curious.

rosarugosa
1-9-25, 6:24am
None of my cats have ever been related to one another biologically.

littlebittybobby
1-9-25, 6:06pm
okay---I telll you what---starting with the time I picked up a cat trying to get into walmart 25 years ago, I've taken in several pregnant catss & gave them and their offspring permanent homes with mee. That makes me pretty eccentric, doesn't it? So yeah---it's interesting to see how bonded they are, by their interaction. Catts make good petts, yup.