Didn't want to post this under 'health and behaviour'.
When Blake got very old and rather unwell there were times I couldn't find him anywhere in the house during the night.
Where DO they manage to hide???
cat not coming in
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catslave16
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Re: cat not coming in
Oh brilliant!
And so very very true!
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Re: cat not coming in
Been down that track
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Re: cat not coming in
That cartoon reminded me of the many hours I spent hunting for my late lamented cat Badger only to find he was indoors all the time! Quite where a 7.5kg cat who was a yard long manged to hide in a small house had me baffled.
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Re: cat not coming in
Yes, I've been there too! Lovely cartoon!
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Re: cat not coming in
I know, alanc, how do they do it, and thank you Crewella 