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More affectionate since illness

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Toddlerteaplease · 26/03/2017 16:48

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this. Since Snorg became ill and since Fatty dislocated her jaw, they ha e both become much more affectionate. They both come for cuddles much more and now sleep tucked right up next to me. Snorg has also finally learned how to meow and now does it just to get fuss. She's never done that before. They always were fairly affectionate little things but not to this extent. Is it common!

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frazzled3ds · 26/03/2017 17:00

Yup, one of my cats has been through the wars a bit in the last couple of years - lost an eye after getting run over about 18 months ago, and has had both of his ears amputated this January (skin cancer). Having previously been the master of 'aloof', he's now very cuddly and chatty, and often comes up asking for strokes and cuddles, purring loudly!

TroysMammy · 26/03/2017 17:21

Troy was 2 days older than my niece and never gave her the time of day much to her dismay. When he was diagnosed with HCM he was suddenly her best friend, allowed her to stroke and brush him and play. She was delighted for the short time he was alive.

Vinorosso74 · 26/03/2017 17:51

I know what you mean. Ours has been an affectionate girl since we adopted her but has become even more so for the last couple of years since her health issues began. I feel a bit more bonded with her too as she needs that extra bit of care, am sure you cat people know what I mean

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