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To expect that when a strange cat comes into our conservatory my two cats...........

18 replies

ConnorTraceptive · 27/02/2008 09:29

Tear a strip off him and put the fear of god in him so he nevers sets foot in there again and NOT just budge up and give a space on their heated cat blanket

How am i going to keep him out, he's a boy cat and has definately had a little 'spray' in there.

I know I could get a magnetic cat flap but we used to have one at our old house and our two were always pulling their collars off.

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BrownSuga · 27/02/2008 09:33

We came home once and found about 5 cats having a party in our place, while our cat was sitting up on the bench, trying to act as if she'd had nothing to do with it.

LilRedWG · 27/02/2008 09:35

We've had this too. The only resolution we came to, was to accept that cats are bloody unbelievable wierdos at times!

ConnorTraceptive · 27/02/2008 09:39

I wouldn't mind but one of our cats was clearly a lab experiment and has T Rex dna in her. I just can't understand why she didn't take him out and give him a good talking too like she normally would.

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stleger · 27/02/2008 09:40

Maybe he is the handsomest cat in the neighbourhood?

AngharadGoldenhand · 27/02/2008 09:41

They're obviously in lurve.

Lucy10 · 27/02/2008 09:42

lol at mad cats

Lucy10 · 27/02/2008 09:42

Are yours both lady cats?

Lucy10 · 27/02/2008 09:42

Are yours both lady cats?

macdoodle · 27/02/2008 09:43

I know its mean but if you fill a squirty bottle with water and squirt them they don't come back - we have this problem and my giant black panther (sorry cat) just runs away and hides (wimp)...

Bouncingturtle · 27/02/2008 09:47

Magnetic catflaps are a waste of time IMO.
I had one in the old house, didn't stop this big black tom busting his way in, terrorising my poor Barty (huge neutered tom, soft as sh!te) and peeing everywhere!

ConnorTraceptive · 27/02/2008 09:48

Yes both lady cats (both been done fortunately)

Well if it's love they need to keep it outside. Although I think he's more interested in the heated cat mat rather than my girls

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Blueskythinker · 27/02/2008 09:50

I had beeter luck with electronic cat-flaps as opposed to magnetic.

OhYouBadBadKitten · 27/02/2008 10:38

this morning I woke up to find my neighbours car staring at me from the bedroom door
Its bizarre as I shut my 3 cats downstairs with access to the catflap they were all still downstairs and I'm sure I closed the doors.

cremolafoam · 27/02/2008 10:44

i think it is more likely to be menu than love.we have had an interloper for about a month now. he comes in every night and clears the bowls.our THREE cats just sit there making a mild growling sound and watch him eat.they are hopeless.

agnesnitt · 27/02/2008 11:09

Threaten to de-bollock him... They don't like that sort of talk

Agnes

cremolafoam · 27/02/2008 11:13

arf agnes.
eunuchdom awaits

prettybird · 27/02/2008 11:26

Or male (neutered) cat/kitten has made frieds with our neghbours cat - they are both about the same age (ie about a year old). We see them prowling the neghbourhood together - the Siamese and the tortoisehell moggy. Our cat even seems to invite the neghbour's cat into the house - at least he doesn't object when Gizmo comes in.....

....however, the older two Siamese (both females), especially the middle cat, do object, so we will usddently be woken by the caterwauling as he is escorted off the premises!

milkgoddess · 27/02/2008 11:51

oh our cat, lets other cats eat his food too

what a wimp!

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