is ti normal for a kitten....

[FluffyMummy123]

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Totally

Is it eating euclayptus?

I'd say a) was normal, b) was a bit weird tbh

eucalyptus, even

That still isn't right, is it?

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Sitting in trees is normal. We don't get leaves but do get large pieces of moss.

Sounds normal(ish) to me - one of my cats spent the best part of a day (while I was at work) bringing in those little round lumps of moss that get washed off the roof, and laid them out all over the living room carpet.

She went on to collect worms after that, oh and she would also bring in stale scones that our neighbour put out for the birds. She once dragged in a red mesh bird nut feeder thing.

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Cross posted (slow typing!) - glad to see someone else with the moss thing

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Top tip - don't attempt to hoover up moss. I tried and I think it was a touch damp and made a dreadful mess.

Great big lumps of it fall off the roof and the cat proudly brings them in.

I get wood pigeon feathers. I have 22 now, enough to make an indian headdress. Mine (2yrs) loves climbing and has now progressed to the house roof!!!! Climbs onto fence, then to extension roof, then big jump onto guttering of main roof. Arrrrh!!!!!

We had a good run of balls of wool. Must have had about 5 or more brought in by our kittens. Somewhere there was someone desperately trying to finish knitting a scarf.

Tried to get them interested in £20 notes just in case.... but no, balls of wool it was.

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My beloved Stimpy (rip Feb 2004) bought home a bab's chiming ball, a pram tpe one and a piece of buttered toast, which was still warm!!

Tried to train him to bring back wallets, purses etc, but he cou;dn't get them through the cat flap.

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When my cat was a christmas she sat like a koala in the christma stree for ours, ocassionally batting a bauble.

She still brings home twigs, leaves, bits of plastic, worms and we have just progressed to half dead baby black birds.

Oh, she once brought a beefburger home too.

when she was a kitten not a christmas.

God I'm crap toady.

Bringing stuff to you means she recognises you as her "leader"; wait until she starts bringing in dead songbirds, mice, rats, pigeons, rabbits (couldn't get it through the catflap though)...

A mate's cat brought home a Koi Carp once - still alive. They kept it in a tank for years.

Should you chstze them for bringing home thes e gifts?

chastize

better leaves than dead mice
or live mice

You have to say thank you, it is a present!

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Yiu know those foam things from ELC that you wet and stick?

My cat loves them. She actually hunts out the drawer we keep them in, opens it and fishes them out, then chesw and eats.

Will it cause her any harm I wonder?