TweetI have two, they rule the house! lol

TweetEsteban, my 17 years-old cat, had to be put down last year. He was a great talker lol, waiting for me and kinda asking "how was your day?".
I'm not allowed any pets in my new appartment and I miss the company.

TweetI dont have any cats but I like cats, they are cool...I dont understaznd people who say "I hate cats!"...I'm like, "What did they ever do to you?"

TweetI have 2 we rescued, a brother and sister. The male knows when I'm home or in the kitchen. He comes and waits for a sample of whatever I'm having(Chicken,Turkey or tuna). Both know at bedtime the get their Greenie treats. ach one has a certain spot they go to wait for them.

Tweeti have 5 cats each one thinks its human

TweetFUZO YOU HAVE A PIC OF YOUR CAT? ISNT IT ONE OF THOSE HUGE MAINE COONS?

TweetWe rescued 2 cats last year from a shelter in Philly. They are part Siamese. So they talk all the freakin time!! It's cool for the most part. However, I have spoiled them by feeding them every morning at 5:00am, which is the time I go out running. But God forbid I sleep in a little later. They stand at my bedroom door and yell.

Tweeti LOVE cats ....more of a cat person than dog person. maine coons are awesome!!!!

TweetI used to like cats, thought they were cool, low-maintenance and no-mess pets. So when we talked about getting a pet, a cat seemed like a good option. One day, my wife brought one home from work - said someone left a litter of 8 or so in a box outside the door at her school, and of course a few of the teachers and students decided to take one home. I agreed to keep it. My wife had a cat years ago, and said they were no problem. Well, kitty was a little aggressive with his play - he constantly stalked me and attacked my feet. It was cute, but it got old quickly. The vet said it was normal, especially for the common gray/black american shorthair variety. We took her recommendation to adopt a second cat to be his playmate, and divert his attention and energy elsewhere. It worked, but then they started playing - running all around the house chasing each other, up and down the leather furniture and curtains, across the table tops, of course over the wood floors . . . they were shredding everything. And then there was the intentional scratching of the upholstered dining room chairs' seats, and biting/chewing on the corners of those same leather chairs and couch in our family room, and the biting/shredding the curtains, the woodwork . . . wow, they were destructive little shits! And always getting into things too. It calmed down a little as they got older, but never really stopped - same as the aggressive behavior toward our feet, hands, hair (when we sat on the couch), etc. But the worst part was the litter. I had no idea how bad that stupid litter box could smell - and two cats made it unbearable. Even if I changed it every day, the room where the litter box was always smelled like shit. There was no good place to put it, and by default it went into the basement laundry room. The whole basement smelled if I missed a day. And the hair was out of control. They managed to chew and climb into the stored boxes of clothes and other stuff we kept down there - we had cat hair everywhere, inside and out of every space. Hard wood floors in my old house just made it look even worse. Eventually, my youngest began to develop an allergy - and I was not too sad about having to evict the cats. I would have just put them outside, and kept them as outdoor cats, but my stupid ass decided to have the front claws removed on both of them just a couple months before. So . . . I am not a big fan of cats. But if your a cat lover, have at it guys!

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Originally Posted by wolfyEVH

i LOVE cats ....more of a cat person than dog person. maine coons are awesome!!!!

thats what I have wolfy

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Originally Posted by Testify

I used to like cats, thought they were cool, low-maintenance and no-mess pets. So when we talked about getting a pet, a cat seemed like a good option. One day, my wife brought one home from work - said someone left a litter of 8 or so in a box outside the door at her school, and of course a few of the teachers and students decided to take one home. I agreed to keep it. My wife had a cat years ago, and said they were no problem. Well, kitty was a little aggressive with his play - he constantly stalked me and attacked my feet. It was cute, but it got old quickly. The vet said it was normal, especially for the common gray/black american shorthair variety. We took her recommendation to adopt a second cat to be his playmate, and divert his attention and energy elsewhere. It worked, but then they started playing - running all around the house chasing each other, up and down the leather furniture and curtains, across the table tops, of course over the wood floors . . . they were shredding everything. And then there was the intentional scratching of the upholstered dining room chairs' seats, and biting/chewing on the corners of those same leather chairs and couch in our family room, and the biting/shredding the curtains, the woodwork . . . wow, they were destructive little shits! And always getting into things too. It calmed down a little as they got older, but never really stopped - same as the aggressive behavior toward our feet, hands, hair (when we sat on the couch), etc. But the worst part was the litter. I had no idea how bad that stupid litter box could smell - and two cats made it unbearable. Even if I changed it every day, the room where the litter box was always smelled like shit. There was no good place to put it, and by default it went into the basement laundry room. The whole basement smelled if I missed a day. And the hair was out of control. They managed to chew and climb into the stored boxes of clothes and other stuff we kept down there - we had cat hair everywhere, inside and out of every space. Hard wood floors in my old house just made it look even worse. Eventually, my youngest began to develop an allergy - and I was not too sad about having to evict the cats. I would have just put them outside, and kept them as outdoor cats, but my stupid ass decided to have the front claws removed on both of them just a couple months before. So . . . I am not a big fan of cats. But if your a cat lover, have at it guys!

what kind of liter box stuff did you have because the stuff we have we dont ever mell any cat shit or piss but we clean our box right after she takes a poop we dont let it sit in the box long

Tweetalso when ever I enter the kitchen my cat will always follow me because she thinks she's getting treats all the time

Tweetmy dog wa inches from having a cat once. That cat was chillin by the a/c unit outside when I let my dog out. He saw the cat immediately and it was on. That cat was cuttin like Emmit Smith back and forth, and that ig-ole dog was stickin right on it's behind by inches. That cat only got about 6", at most. The cat zigged and zagged 3 times working his way closer to the fence, and just before Crash got him by the tail end, the cat leaped, 1 6ft leap to the top of the privacy fence and tight roped it in high gear almost falling off a couple times til he jumped to the other side.

Our cat ran away, or got stole. I think someone stole her because every cat person that saw her thought she was some kind-of expensive breed. Way expensive. She was cool. I really liked that cat.