Timing is crap. We lost our Ddog and Dcat1 3 weeks ago (both elderly, once had acute pancreatitis, the other a bone tumour) which is obviously v upsetting for the whole family. Dcat2 took it upon himself to bugger off for days. After 3 days we leafleted over 100 houses in the area and had several responses from near neighbours - one caught him and we went round and collected him. He has physically had the all clear. We shut him in for a few days then started letting him out again - he gets very upset if he is shut in - he was from CPL 6 yrs ago and spent a long time in a cage so he is unhappy about being confined. Cue him disappearing again.
He is coming in at dead of night and eating a little bit of food, but nothing like he normally would - obviously someone else is feeding him. He's always been very sociable and I'm aware of several people he visits, but normally he "does his rounds" a few times a day and the rest of the time is asleep on one of the beds, purring.
He's been on zylkene, there is a feliway diffuser plugged in. I wouldn't have said he was close to either of the other two, they all tolerated each other but that's as far as it went. We are badly missing our furry friends and it is his duty to be here to give us a cuddle after we rescued him from a life of captivity! Ungrateful beast.
He has a collar with a tally and he's chipped. He is in beautiful nick and by no stretch of anyone's imagination could you think he was a stray.
Any suggestions how to proceed with operation "give my cat back"?
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Bakingtins · 22/09/2013 19:39
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