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My cat

WelderDan

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I had a cat that loved weed. He hated being around smoke, but he loved him some fresh leaves. If he got into the grow room, he'd gnaw a bud right off the branch. He would pester me until I went in the grow room and get him a few leaves. Whenever I harvested, he got his cut. I'd give him fresh leaves and he would wolf them down. It was damn funny.
 

GOT_BUD?

Weed is a gateway to gardening
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I had a cat that loved weed. He hated being around smoke, but he loved him some fresh leaves. If he got into the grow room, he'd gnaw a bud right off the branch. He would pester me until I went in the grow room and get him a few leaves. Whenever I harvested, he got his cut. I'd give him fresh leaves and he would wolf them down. It was damn funny.
My buff loves fresh leaves.
 

Dropped Cat

Six Gummi Bears and Some Scotch
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I'm putting that on my desktop.


This.

Total "Carpenter's Dream".


did Popeye buy her those? she never had tits in the show when i was little...
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hahahahahah

I like that you can see the bottom of her left areola.

schwing!
 

Sunshineinabag

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kitty kitty

kitty kitty

"People get dogs because they want to feel like a god. Other people get cats because they want to be waken up at 3am by a god demanding a sacrifice."

"Dogs have owners. Cats have attendants."

funny you mention this ^^^ the topof my fridge just got cleared off in one swipe..........hellians!
 

Phaeton

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As my children grew up and moved out into the world on their own...the cats never went with them. I ended up with five cats of varying disposition and names.

Fuzzybutt lived stretched out under the grow lights, the plant above him with all the lower leaves frayed from him eating right off the plant.

Squidge made it to twenty, he followed me around and napped at my feet. Knowing he was the favorite while staying within my reach, he used my close proximity to take swipes at younger, larger cats as they passed by.

The captain got run over crossing the road he lived on for fourteen years. Not the largest cat, he was boss because he would not quit. Any argument with The Captain resulted in blood, his or the other guys did not matter.

Orcface was grossly overweight and had a stroke or heart attack, happened too fast to involve a vet.

Leaving Jingly, two pounds when soaking wet. His fur is so long it requires haircuts every four months to avoid mats. Brushing becomes impossible, especially since he hates brushing and haircuts. It takes two on a good day, three of us if a mat has actually forms.

No photo of The Captain. Jingly is only ten and may outlive me. The fat cats do not make it as long as these wiry little fellows.
 

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Capra ibex

My 2 cats are picky as hell.... they turn their nose up at most things, or just take a nibble and leave it....

They like dry biscuits and certain types of cat food but if i give them a big serving they eat half and leave the other half to grow mould.... if i give them a small serve they gobble it down and wander around looking for more.... WTF??

When they leave things to spoil i just call my 2 dogs and they wolf it down anyway, so no big deal :biglaugh:

Here's another embarrassing story about my dogs....

I won't go into details, but circumstances led me to take a deuce into an empty garden pot one time, which i then put on a table in the back yard until i would dispose of the next day.... well the next day came and there was an empty pot in the middle of the lawn.... i think you can join the dots :yoinks:
 

GOT_BUD?

Weed is a gateway to gardening
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As my children grew up and moved out into the world on their own...the cats never went with them. I ended up with five cats of varying disposition and names.

Fuzzybutt lived stretched out under the grow lights, the plant above him with all the lower leaves frayed from him eating right off the plant.

Squidge made it to twenty, he followed me around and napped at my feet. Knowing he was the favorite while staying within my reach, he used my close proximity to take swipes at younger, larger cats as they passed by.

The captain got run over crossing the road he lived on for fourteen years. Not the largest cat, he was boss because he would not quit. Any argument with The Captain resulted in blood, his or the other guys did not matter.

Orcface was grossly overweight and had a stroke or heart attack, happened too fast to involve a vet.

Leaving Jingly, two pounds when soaking wet. His fur is so long it requires haircuts every four months to avoid mats. Brushing becomes impossible, especially since he hates brushing and haircuts. It takes two on a good day, three of us if a mat has actually forms.

No photo of The Captain. Jingly is only ten and may outlive me. The fat cats do not make it as long as these wiry little fellows.
Yeah. My little girl is really fat. She had some sort of accident that left her with a messed up hip when she was tiny. So she waddles when she walks. She can't jump and can only climb into my bed. I really don't see her living past 12 or 13 if I don't force her to slim down somehow.

Her brother on the other hand, is the biggest, strongest cat I've owned. You can see Maine Coon in his facial features, but he's a short hair tabby mutt. And follows me around like a dog.

He broke his foot a few months ago so I finally got an accurate weight on him when I took him to the vet's office - 18.67 pounds. And there's not an ounce of fat on him. I've seen him jump to the top of my fridge from the floor. And long! He can stand on his back legs, and his nose is at counter top height. He is an absolute beast! (And super loving.)

There's a stark contrast in size between these two.It really shows the thought behind how a traumatic injury early in life can lead to stunted growth.
 

EsterEssence

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My cat is constantly on patrol, I see her out in the yard just checking looking for some kind of movement, all the ground squirrels have moved, the rabbits, and quail she seems to leave alone.
 

PCBuds

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If you can get your cat on olive oil it could save you thousands of dollars in vet bills and extend her life considerably.

Another trick is vinegar.

Apparently, cats are naturally meat-eaters and aren't too much into vegetables.
It's the vegetables that have minerals in them that can form salts in their system and they can end up with bladder stones.

A cat's system doesn't deal with salts very well and a lot of cat food says "Low Ash Formula".
It's the fillers in the food like corn, that has the ash in it that forms different salts.
Protein is best for a cat with very low ash.


A good preventative medicine is just to put a few drops of vinegar in their water.
I use 8 drops of cider vinegar and change her water every day. Apparently, Organic Apple Cider Vinegar is best.
It slowly dissolves the stones and prevents them in the first place.

Another benefit is that their litter box doesn't stink as bad.
The vinegar helps to neutralize the ammonia, so less stink.



My Dad had kidney stones once and once he finally passed them, he was told to eat more citrus fruits as well as other acidic foods to help prevent more stones.
It's much the same idea for cats I guess.


My cat Lucky...









This is her getting one of her first flea baths...
She was a sick little cat when I got her with worms, fleas and ear mites.






The day I got her...
She was 8 weeks old.


 
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Sunshineinabag

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my attendant

my attendant

If cats could start a thread…”My person”.

these fuken humans need training lmaop, when i would select cut vineer log by mount pisgah i would always stop by the local stoee and see their "mouser" looked just like pcbuds cat.......would leave dead chit on the stores front step daily.....nothing like going to get lunch and being greeted by a 15 pound mouser who leaves snake heads as a gift for her owners ....lmao LOVE!
 

PCBuds

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I was thinking of getting rid of my cat because she was a real PITA...!!





Lol 😆...

(it was a staged photo with a brand new garbage can and litter bag... lol)
 

PCBuds

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This is my cat about fifteen feet up my tree in need of rescue...





I got my extension ladder out and saved her.

Then she did it a couple days later at midnight and I had to rescue her again.

Then she did it again a few days later.
I looked up at her and decided to leave her there.

She found her a way down.

She was just toying with me the whole time.
 
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