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Yea, he is up to date from the last time he got mugged.vraiblonde said:Poor Chopper. Is he up to date on his shots? Brave Boy - rescuer!
Yea, he is up to date from the last time he got mugged.vraiblonde said:Poor Chopper. Is he up to date on his shots? Brave Boy - rescuer!
Sounds like our black cat. Annoyingly friendly.Pete said:I can't do that, my stupid cat would drink it. He is indoor/outdoor. He stays around here though and doesn't roam much.
He is like a freaking dog, when we come home he comes out of the garage to the truck and rolls on the ground.
.17HMR more neighborhood friendly and oh so fun to shoot.Pete said:Chopper the wondercat got mugged again tonight right out on my deck. After we got him in the house and calmed down, he looked rough but no bites found.
The neighbors has a colony of ferel cats under their shed. Animal control gave them traps and they got 14 over a 4 week stretch. Looks like one eluded the traps.
All of my cats do that. It's a sign they love you and are very comfortable with you. Cats only show their bellies to their bestest friends.Pete said:rolls on the ground.
I fear Chopper would not tollerate a real dog-dog trying to horn in on his cat-dog territory.pvineswinger said:Maybe you should get a dog buddy for your cat-dog; and then the dog buddy will protect the cat-dog from the cat-cats.
Pete said:I held him down and looked further and he did have a scratch on his back. It is not a puncture woung like last time, more of a scratch that didn't make it through the hide.
Mine did too about 3 months ago. It was pretty gross, especially since it burst on night while he was sleeping on the bed.barncat said:My Oscar had one of those nasty abscessed bites on his paw from a disagreement with another cat. It was so gross and smelly when it busted open at the vets office. I have seen some nasty abscesses with the horses, but Oscar's was disgusting.
eeeewwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Pete said:Mine did too about 3 months ago. It was pretty gross, especially since it burst on night while he was sleeping on the bed.
yuphuntr1 said:eeeewwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chopper is the king of his domain. He has been an inside/outside cat his entire 6 year life. He is not "our pet" we are "his". Keeping him in the house would be an imposibility at this point.jmo2276 said:pete I would recommend keeping kitty in the house then you dont have to worry about his being eaten by one of those meamie kitties that are hanging out at the neighbors house that refuses to be trapped. My cats don't go outside at all and they are just happy being in the house lounging around and they do the same thing your cat does (rollover for belly rubs) one of mine thinks hes a mouser he runs after anything in site including his own tail half the time its kind of funny to watch
Yeah, we've got cats like that. Even our baby, who isn't allowed outside because he's too dumb, tries to make a break for it every chance he gets.Pete said:Keeping him in the house would be an imposibility at this point.
Your poor cat Pete. I hope he is going to be okay.Pete said:Well Chopper is hurting. He has been hiding form us since last night. Tonight I found him in the spare room and tried to pet him softly and felt a lump and he hissed at me twice. He is in pain and going to the vet tomorrow.
The trigger lock is coming off the Browning and I am going on a cat hunt. This will be the second time we have had to do vet trips over abscesses due to cat fights with strays.
I don't think this was the exercise he was looking for.Kizzy said:Well, you have been complaining you don't get enough exercise.