What to do with Mufasa while away

[amber]

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

That really should be edited to say that SOME cats are territorial.

No need, because not only is Suze smart enough to figure that out by herself, but that side of catness had already been evidenced by Homer and his cats that get along great, which Suze had commented on, and so she was obviously fully aware that there are some cats who aren't too territorial.
So that sentence should be edited out because it is redundant, in that everybody (who read the thread) is already aware of some cats that are not territorial (Homer's).

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by amber

No need, because not only is Suze smart enough to figure that out by herself, but that side of catness had already been evidenced by Homer and his cats that get along great, which Suze had commented on, and so she was obviously fully aware that there are some cats who aren't too territorial.
So that sentence should be edited out because it is redundant, in that everybody (who read the thread) is already aware of some cats that are not territorial (Homer's).

Wow, I never thought that I'd have pussy that was so popular.
So much for accepting second class........

[Miss Vicky]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

Wow, I never thought that I'd have pussy that was so popular.
So much for accepting second class........

Don't mind her, she's just bitter.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by amber

Um - Edit - I just went to let my boy out and found a dead mouse on my porch. Suck. He was in all night, I guess he must have left it for me last night and I didn't notice. Poor mouse.

Poor mouse my ass. Disgusting rodents. Thank the maker there are natural predators to keep the mouse population down to a minimum. "Circle of Life"--haven't you seen The Lion King?

It's so sweet when cats leave those presents. They think you're a cat that can't fend for yourself, so they take it upon themselves to make sure you have food. So be grateful and eat the mouse. You'll make the little one so happy.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Don't mind her, she's just bitter.

No comment(Homie goes back to his sideline seat, to watch in great anticipation).

[BTFLCHLD]

suze...thought id add my experiences...
ive left my two cats together alone for at most 3 days
with a laydown of food/water...theyve always been fine.
however i did have an experience quite some time back
with two different cats...i left them for a period of i
believe 5 days with food/water...all well and fine but when
i returned they had tore into the catlitter bag and strew it
all about leaving litter/crap everywhere but the kitchensink.
this was back in the day before cat sand and the containers the come in...
personally i would never leave a single cat alone for over 2 days
and would not leave my two cats alone for more than 3 days
without a visitor coming in to tend to them. goodluck