Cat gone AWOL

We had a cat who lived to around 14. Beautiful long haired cat, he was like a dark majestic lion. He went missing for about a month before and we all feared the worst and then he returned out of the blue.

Eventually we had to have him put down as his organs began failing as he was quite old, his bones felt so hollow and it was sad to see such a beautiful and once powerful animal now so frail.

Coyotes ?

Where are you OP?

Cats just come back, even when you don't want them too. They'll just show up like nothings happened

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I hope some hillbilly does not catch it and marry it.

fathead82 wrote: »

I feel your pain, our cat got knocked down in december & damaged her jaw. After a month of spoon feeding her mince & chicken,2 operations costing almost €200 she was finally well enough to be let outside again.
Bitch moved straight in with the neighbours & has not come home for 2 weeks now.

Can't stop laughing! Its like buying your missus a new rack, only for her to start shagging your mate

Think of all the things you can buy with the cat-food money. The pain will ease. I wish ours would feck off, fur covered psycho that it is.

Smidge wrote: »

I think we all know what he was up to

Didnt even have time to come back for a meal , I was sure he was a gonner for some other reason.

Says I To Bridey wrote: »

Cats just come back, even when you don't want them too. They'll just show up like nothings happened

Ours shows up complaining, this was the worst Ive seen him complain, ever since he went out of the house, he doesnt want to eat inside, we only got him to keep any potential rodents down/eaten. Ive no idea if he even does that, there are so many stray toms and other cats, we need not have bothered, but Im beginning to think the toms dont really do too much work, Ive only ever found one headless starling and heard he was toying with a mouse once, had a female cat years ago and she always seemed to be stalking/returning with/toying with/and dispatching something. Plus she was clean and could be kept indoors and was friendly too. All he does is mark his territory and eat and isnt even that friendly.

The only way to solve a cat going awol is to neuter it, i recommend getting a professional to do it.

WikiHow wrote: »

What was the reason of double neutering?

We forgot about the first one.

mauzo! wrote: »

We forgot about the first one.

No wonder the cat went awol, it has serious mental health issues.

mauzo! wrote: »

Don't get me started about the time we forgot we had a cat and left her home alone while we went on a 2 week holiday.

I hope you had sky plus to keep the cat entertained while ye were sunning yer selves in the Algarve.