Cat stuff.... 😻

[fossyant]

Our next door but one neighbour got a ginger 'female' kitten last year. Daughter is mid 20's and soon lost interest once it wasn't a kitten 9which is a short time). The cat was really friendly at first and would play with ours (it on the outside of our catio), but because they haven't really bothered with it, it lives outside now - they have even had to buy a shelter for it as it won't come in. It's also less friendly these days. To top it off, they now have a dog.

 

[DCLane]

If it runs true to form, the answer to the Facebook question is, yours now, he/she looks a lovely cat though.

I'm considering a cat, but not this one. It's aggressive and unpredictable; i.e. it'll come and purr one moment, attack you the next.

 

[DRM]

I'm considering a cat, but not this one. It's aggressive and unpredictable; i.e. it'll come and purr one moment, attack you the next.

It's trying to keep you on your toes!

 

[Regular.Cyclist]

A week to go before our feral cats get released from their holding pen. The male is certainly becoming more used to us, staying out of hiding when food is being put out. When after dinner Dreamies go out he’s got close to taking them from our hands though not quite, yet. The female is still not as brave.

 

[raleighnut]

There's been a cat coming into my conservatory for a number of weeks and spending the day there, as it's open during the summer when I'm at home. It can sometimes be fine and at other times very aggressive. It's also got an issue with it's skin/fur and keeps coming into the house, probably because it used to sneak in - along with other cats - and steal food when we had cat/s here.

I've tried a couple of paper collars and they're removed but nothing else, so today I've stuck a "whose cat is this?" message on the local Facebook group.

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Looks like flea allergy to me.

 

[simongt]

It's aggressive and unpredictable; i.e. it'll come and purr one moment, attack you the next.

That is unusual for a tabby, but a lot depends how it's been treated previously and what other animals are about 'at home'.
Many cats will come around in time and if we had space, we'd take on the challenge.