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The Chillout Zone (Off-Topic Thread)
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Lady Haywire wrote: »My cat has lost his miaow. Now he's lost it before to being outside wailing & talking to others but always came back in a few days. Now it's been fully gone for almost 2 weeks, he tries to miaow but nothing comes out, not even a squeak. He can purr but now it sounds very rusty or grating too. Will I get him something incase it's inflamed? I miss his little calls for mayonnaise
When you've figured out what made him lose it can you let me know. I've one here that sits at the kitchen door screaming 'maaauuuwww' at the top of her lungs....
Although on a serious note maybe get a vet to check him out. Maybe something up with his thyroid or trachea?0 -
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Lady Haywire wrote: »My cat has lost his miaow. Now he's lost it before to being outside wailing & talking to others but always came back in a few days. Now it's been fully gone for almost 2 weeks, he tries to miaow but nothing comes out, not even a squeak. He can purr but now it sounds very rusty or grating too. Will I get him something incase it's inflamed? I miss his little calls for mayonnaise
This happened to Cream before, I though it was just from meowing outside constantly but it turned out when I brought him to the vet the poor pud had tonsillitis! A couple of days on antibiotics and metacam and he was right as rain 😊0 -
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Lady Haywire wrote: »My cat has lost his miaow. Now he's lost it before to being outside wailing & talking to others but always came back in a few days. Now it's been fully gone for almost 2 weeks, he tries to miaow but nothing comes out, not even a squeak. He can purr but now it sounds very rusty or grating too. Will I get him something incase it's inflamed? I miss his little calls for mayonnaise
my rescue cat cant miaow. she goes through the motions, but no sound. let us know what the vet says - odd that his miaow 'dissapeared'!0 -
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Oh no, that's a rotten situation. You can report them to the environmental dept of your local council. Especially before colder weather sets in and they look for a warmer spot!
I was tempted to do that but the only problem is we’re in the countryside, they have no other neighbours besides us because they are on the corner of a cross roads so they would definitely know it was us that reported them 0 -
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SillyMangoX wrote: »I have discovered one down side to having the cats in a run.. we now have a nest of rats in the garden
my neighbours don’t seem to have a bin collection and have loads of rubbish piled up and the rats have spilled over here now
Oh noooooi I’d let you borrow our rat terrier but since we got 2 rescue guinea pigs he’s confused about all other rodents. Here would that Bengalese of yours not do the job??? You could put him on a long lead, pull up chair with a cuppa and put him to work! Meeeeow0 -
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Small, small dramas!
Cat extracts a part cooked carrot from dog's bowl. and starts playing MOUSE with it ( I am trying to get dog to eat more carrots)
Dog is outraged.
Fronts up to cat and seizes carrot, and carries it off to her bed...hides it and leaves it.
She has no interest in or intention of eating it of course.It is HER CARROT so no one else is going to have it. NO WAY
Which is where the expression "Dog in the manger" comes from of course
PS I have just found the carrot well chewed!0 -
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