Gidget has a boo boo on her head

[DoWhat]

Great Horned owls love to hunt kitties...one study found 8 cat skulls under owls nest...and there were several collars there too.

Coyotes and owls keep the feral kitten population in check in many areas in the USA.
Food is food, no matter how cute we think it is. :shrug:

That in itself is more than enough reason to keep cats inside all the time.

You are an idiot.
Do you have a husband?

 

[Katelin]

You are an idiot.
Do you have a husband?

What does that have to do with what kills and eats cats?

In Florida..a lot of small dogs get snagged by gators....

 

[DoWhat]

What does that have to do with what kills and eats cats?

In Florida..a lot of small dogs get snagged by gators....

Answer my question.
Do you have a husband?

 

[Katelin]

Answer my question.
Do you have a husband?

Why, do you need one?

 

[DoWhat]

Why, do you need one?

That was stupid. Everybody knows that I am married.
Answer the question.

 

[Katelin]

Here is a detailed article written by a Vet about why one should try and keep cats as inside pets.


"Are you thinking about allowing your cat to go outside without restriction? To make the right decision, you need to know the facts.

The average lifespan of an indoor cat is 15-18 years. For a cat allowed outdoors, the average life is only 2-5 years. There are many dangers that can harm or kill an outdoor cat. (However, there are safe alternatives to simply opening the door; see our article on Outdoor Safety for more info.)


If your cat roams outside, or you're considering allowing it, please read this entire list. Then be honest with yourself, and answer this one question truthfully: can you absolutely, 100% prevent every one of these things from happening to your cat? "

For the rest of the article, I encourage you to visit and read more.

 

[Katelin]

That was stupid. Everybody knows that I am married.
Answer the question.

I did not know you are married...Congratulations!

But what does that have to do with this topic of a cat with a healing ruptured, infected abcess?

 

[DoWhat]

Here is a detailed article written by a Vet about why one should try and keep cats as inside pets.


"Are you thinking about allowing your cat to go outside without restriction? To make the right decision, you need to know the facts.

The average lifespan of an indoor cat is 15-18 years. For a cat allowed outdoors, the average life is only 2-5 years. There are many dangers that can harm or kill an outdoor cat. (However, there are safe alternatives to simply opening the door; see our article on Outdoor Safety for more info.)


If your cat roams outside, or you're considering allowing it, please read this entire list. Then be honest with yourself, and answer this one question truthfully: can you absolutely, 100% prevent every one of these things from happening to your cat? "

For the rest of the article, I encourage you to visit and read more.

Should we also keep our dogs inside too.

 

[DoWhat]

I did not know you are married...Congratulations!

But what does that have to do with this topic of a cat with a healing ruptured, infected abcess?

Ink?

 

[Katelin]

Should we also keep our dogs inside too.

That is a stupid question...answer that for yourself based on your dog's breed, size, weight and just how much you love your dog to let it live outside.

Dogs are pack animals and we are their pack..they, normally, would perfer to be with us instead of outside all alone.

But it is your dog..so do what ( no pun intended) you will.

 

[DoWhat]

That is a stupid question...answer that for yourself based on your dog's breed, size, weight and just how much you love your dog to let it live outside.

Dogs are pack animals and we are their pack..they, normally, would perfer to be with us instead of outside all alone.

But it is your dog..so do what ( no pun intended) you will.

Why do squirrels run across the road?

 

[Bann]

:catwhisperer:

good one!

 

[Katelin]

Why do squirrels run across the road?

Because there used to be a few trees there before they were cut down and a road put in...same reason deer run across the road...

But mainly I think it is to get to the other side...not too many squirrel and deer crossing guards out there......

OK..back to PBR!!

 

[luckystar]

Because there used to be a few trees there before they were cut down and a road put in...same reason deer run across the road...

But mainly I think it is to get to the other side...not too many squirrel and deer crossing guards out there......

It does sound like Stink.

OK..back to PBR!!

Pabst Blue Ribbon? Pabst Blue Ribbon!