My cat pisses where ever it likes now days.
A week or so ago she pissed on my work clothes that I'd layed on my bed, about to change in to. That didn't go down well, being my only clean work clothes.

She has a very annoying meow and my brothers always kicking, yelling and generally annoying it.
Even now as I lay in bed typing away on my netbook I can smell cat urine.

Having a giant-ass computer generates a lot of heat making my room the warmest in the house, so she's always on my bed which makes me feel all the more emotionally attached to her as I've always been there when she wakes up from her slumber. That aside, I'm really beginning to think it would be best if we just put her down.

RIP, Bean <3

>>256
cats are fine in cold weather, especially if you only leave them outside for a few hours. Just buy a dog house or something to shield kitty from the snow if you're worried.

I like how I can create a thread in January 2012, check back and see it is still here. Bean may be gone, but we've achieved Triad status again with the addition of.....Mercury.

Oh bugger it all to hell, I should never have come back.

>>612

Well that's bizarre, my posts in this thread were pretty much the last time I came to 99chan, I get the idea to give it another look after all this time just a few days after you do the same. Mercury looks mischievous.

Nothing like a good lioncat. He looks like he was a wonderful cat.

>>212
We had a cat like that when I was little. We found it in our neighborhood and adopted it. There wasn't anything down there so we named it Lola but when we went to go have her fixed it turned out Lola was a Lolie

>>206
Cats are very special creatures. I own a cat and it's made our house a home and enriched our lives. Despite what people think, cats are very loving, intelligent and caring. Those who don't believe that have never experienced what it is to have a cat they've bonded with, then feel the pain of not having it. You can't describe that bond but it's one that stays in your heart forever.

Perth-based cat? I liked him :(

>>206
Your cat had an amazingly poofy tail

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AWESOME HAPPY TIMES

Thank you, OP :3

Oh my goodness, this is what DTA was invented for. You, sir, are a gentleman of the highest order. Thank you.

>>608
>>610
You're most welcome! Glad to share, and see it enjoyed.

Bladder infection, bladder stones (pretty fucking likely) which are blocking the urethra to some extent.
You've got a very very short window to get her to a vet. Get off the web!
When cats avoid their usual litter spot it's because they associate it with pain and/or failure. And once kidneys go on a cat it's bye bye kitty time.

I know what I'm talking about since I've had one die from kidney failure and one saved in the nick of time when exhibiting symptoms just like yours.

Actually I just looked at the date of your post and it's probably too late for you. But for others? If your cat does this?

VET

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>>544
Did you touch its butt?

No.

Just kidding, of course. Post more of this fine specimen.

Show me some more of that fine pussy.

>>473
Yurrrs, purdy c: I bet kitty is loud rofl

My cat would also open doors. Hell he could even open locked doors by biting the lock handle (if I had locked myself in my room and he wanted out but I had my headphones on or something) AND he would even open up my window shutters (pic related) whenever he wanted to bask in sunlight (which was frequently), often blinding me since I would be sitting in a dark room. Sometimes he would even wake me up this way.

Cats are scary smart, they just aren't obedient.

>>530
forgot my pic, my shutters were pretty much exactly like the third one

"Fuck off!"

Obnoxiously snoring away on the couch beside me while I try to watch the hockey game.

EARLIER THAT DAY: Kitty HATES flash photography.

So I got a new puppy today...

...and my kitty is not so happy about it right now. Sadly I put my camera away by the time she came out of hiding to (tentatively) investigate, but there was some hissing, a kitty smack (I don't think she used her claws), and puppy running away yelping.

>>470
I think guys with Down Syndrome are adorable. They're always such sweethearts.

>>475
There really is someone for everyone!

>>500
she never said she would fuck a guy with down syndrom

however, some girls with down syndrom on the other hand...

>>513
yea what about them?

>>520
They will fuck anything. They will fuck anything ever.

>>486
when he was younger he used to sleep next to my keyboard <3

and here's and artsy picture

>>487
Daww. My cat decided the computer table was a suitable throne in his olden days (previously he wasn't allowed on furniture and knew it), and he would curl up on all the important papers strewn about unless you were quick to move them from beneath him before he got into position.

>>488
How did you do that? Is it just a digital filter?

>>489
I have an analogue camera and I scanned the exposed film, then I used some photoshop to add some brightness and whatnot

Oh, gotcha. That's a neat technique.

Damn right. My parents' cat would often wander their small town, and one day they found the cat in bed with them covered in blood with two broken legs. They followed the blood smear halfway across town to where she's been hit. The fat old bitch dragged herself on two broken legs across town, up a flight of stairs and up onto their bed.
They spent like 3 grand getting pins in her spine and legs, and today she's just as fat and bitchy as ever, and can run/jump fine. My dad built her a little cat gymnasium under the deck for when she wants to go outside

Σ:3

>>471
>and today she's just as fat and bitchy as ever
I'm laughing pretty hard at this. Cats are so wonderfully ungrateful for everything.

My first family cat (from before I was born through to when I was 4 or 5) used to always go out and do her thing in much the same way. She'd be gone for 2-3 days, then be back for a week before disappearing again for 2-3 days. She was spayed, and never came back with injuries so no big deal on those fronts, but fuck I suspect she killed a lot of shit. Most notable was when she maimed a jack rabbit and dragged it back to the house in the middle of the night. It was stupidly hot at the time, so all the windows in the house were open with it being way too unbearable to close them. We all had to listen to the rabbit screaming from under the deck for quite some time while it bled out (my folks couldn't find it/didn't want to go looking under the deck when they went to try to silence it). If you've ever heard a rabbit screaming you know it isn't a pleasant thing to listen to, especially not for a long time while you're trying to sleep. Cat didn't care though, she was boss. Standard proud to bring something back cat attitude. Similar shit with mice and birds, but damn that rabbit was something.

Her luck ran out eventually though. Went off one day and never came back. We suspect the coyotes got her (new development on the very edge of the city; so some coyotes still in the area when we lived there and relatively few people). It was a pity; she was a love when she was in the house. All my kitties are house kitties after that one.

>>477
>proud to bring something back cat attitude
>cat attitude
I believe the proper term is "cattitude, though I can let this minor error of etiquette slide just this once.

>We suspect the coyotes got her
OP here. We were always surprised that the cat I wrote about in my first post managed to evade death by coyotes, as there was a pack of them howling away about 3 or 4 kilometers to the north west of town for virtually my whole childhood. A lot of people on farms surrounding the town lost cats and chickens and small dogs to coyotes and foxes.

That's pretty impressive that your kitty managed to wrangle a rabbit!

>All my kitties are house kitties after that one.
It's always sad losing a cat, but I try not to let that make me shelter them too much. I just think if I was a kitty, I'd rather live 4 or 5 years romping around outdoors getting into fights and stalking prey and generally skulking around than 12-15 years of indoor life. As a loving owner, it's a tough decision to make, though, and one that I don't judge people about; it's up to your discretion to decide what you think is best for your cat and if the decision is made out of love and concern for the cat's well-being then it's a good decision.

Simon in the back, Marla in combat and Casper scouting the point.

These are the cutest strays I've ever seen.

Quality cats, sir. I didn't want you to think your thread has been ignored. More of these kitties?

ridiculously adorable

>>288
I second this notion

>>398

Yes, give us more.

>>363
i didn't type rude. Wtf?

>>365
It's the default text when you don't put a message.

Also your cat is pretty cute. Female calico, I assume?

SAGE has been used.

>>361
TF2 Cat edition

Cute, here is mine

>>450
I love those big dilated cateyes.

Guuuuuuuu what a cute cat :3

Thanks for adopting, we really need more of that. She looks like a little peanut butter cup! Take care of her, OP. I know you will.

This cat is adorable. You are indeed lucky, OP.

WOOK AT THE WIDDLE BANDANA AND THE EYES AND THE AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

awwwwwwwww :3 so cute OP. Good on ya for adopting, I did the same with mine and shes the sweetest thing ever.

I think your cat is a member of the Bloods. Look at that bandana.

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Bounce!

blargh

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http://youtu.be/grLyTX8Dpso

He was found outside and adopted. He has had surgery to attempt to correct his legs.
http://catscradleshelter.org/corky/index_corky.html
https://www.facebook.com/CorkyTheCradleCat

Corky's a good cat and has a long road ahead of him.

i wish i had a ton of money so if i ever found a stray animal with something like that i could take them in and spend what ever it took to heal it

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>>320

Thanks buddy! I was doing a pretty hardcore diet when I started this thread. I'm not doing that anymore, so she doesn't get tuna nearly as frequently. She still loves it when she does. Thanks for your concern though!

Gorgeous cat. She looks like one of her parents could have been a Korat.