I wish I had a reason for Missy's change in behavior (behavior change is
always worrisome), but I did want to let you know that Mio displays the
exact same behavior. For her it increases when she is feeling well again
after a period of being sick. My bed and the bathroom have always been
.
St.
Francis
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From: Kiley Dozier-Bosanko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: OT- Strange kitty behavior
I wish I had a reason for Missy's change in behavior (behavior change is
always
are they nibbles? have you tried to redirect her attention with scritching or brushing? how old is she? My Bandit used to ALWAYS curl up on my lap in my nightshirt when I was using the facilities - he doesn't as much these days, but hey, you're a captive audience when there.Kelley Saveika [EMAIL
On 9/6/06, Barb Moermond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
are they nibbles? have you tried to redirect her attention with scritching or brushing? how old is she? My Bandit used to ALWAYS curl up on my lap in my nightshirt when I was using the facilities - he doesn't as much these days, but hey, you're a
Toward the end of Quintapus' life, he would regularly wake me up every 2-3 hrs. with a head butt...just to say "hi"I got used to it and eventually learned to go back to sleep rather quickly.The bathroom audienceyou are "still" there, so as far as she's concerned, its QUALITY TIME.
On 9/6/06, Chris Behnke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When we brought Bruiser home, he did the biting thing. He has been with us a year now and the biting has stopped. The vet suggested he was doing it because he was insecure. It made sense. As to your other problem, one of my first kitties was
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On 9/6/06, Chris
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When we brought Bruiser home, he did the biting
thing. He has been with us a year now and the biting has stopped.
The vet suggested he was doing it because he was insecure
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On 9/6/06, Chris
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When we brought Bruiser home, he did the biting
thing. He has been with us a year now
My Tigger "pinches" me all the time now (this is a relatively new thing).
He takes a little fold of my skin in between his front teeth (the little front
teeth, not the fangs), and he slowly bites down, just enough so that my reflex
makes me jerk away and go "OUCH!". If I don't jerk away, he
"Chest Fungus"... LOL! We call it the "Furry Tumor" or (in the case of
Tigger sitting backwards up on my shoulder), the "One Eyed Parrot".
Phaewryn
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My Shakiti was feral originally. It took months to be able to pet him
at all...I've told the story about how he came to live in the house
before. He is still very leery of people...but whenever I am in the
bathroom,he begs for me to pick him up. I scoop him up and hold him
on his back in
My Monty is that way to. When he was 9 months
old, he was very sick and we had to keep him in the bathroom away from the other
cats. He is now 3 years old and still loves the bathroom. He follows
me in there and purrs really loud and bumps his head against me for
kisses. It's funny that he
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