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I will be up there Tuesday bearing food. Should I introduce them to dreamies?

Oh YES pls.

I need to get the Prince O some food so will grab some. Maybe some lick e lix too...

I would guess that the groom has already tried them on Dreamies.

Oh definitely not! Nobody else gets food for them apart from me, they only get dry when I'm not there. Hence the utmost adoration when I turn up

Hah! (You're forgetting the effect of jealousy. )

The groom is very much "sodding kittens, under my bloody feet, why is Fred shrieking?"
No love lost
O has scoffed an entire pouch and now has the zoomies

It sounds to me, actually, as if the groom is smitten.

Possibly a secret soft spot there!

Mark my words!

By Christmas Fred & Ginge will sporting Santa hats, have a turkey to serve 16, each, and a pile of wrapped gifts while the groom will be denying all knowledge :)

PB has been chastised and shut in his room. After a long long period of good behaviour, he's done some spraying on his new tray. (Placed in the next room.) It may be to do with that but I have to observe protocol.............

Bad luck C. It must have been a bit of a spring fling.

I think it may be the new tray placement. (With luck, anyway.) He's enjoying being chastised though.

O is crying in his sleep

Gather him up and cuddle him. Get him close to you.

I've woken him up. Not unusual, he does seem to have nightmares (can cats have them?!) but hadn't had one for ages

He's had a difficult past. I'd be surprised if there was absolutely no trace of that, ever,

PS - I don't see why they can't have them.

I've given him mousie and he's holding my finger with his paw
Soft lump of a cat

Awwwwwww.

Mr C had awful nightmares when he came to me. This is what I did that worked for him, hope it's useful.

I held him for up to 40 min at a time in the night, very gently, not saying much and just being there. When he was a bit better he got a couple of very small strokes and he slowly went back to sleep.

I was superslow, and very quiet. He doesn't have them any more, but they took a few years to vanish completely. What happened in the end was that the touch of my hand calmed him down, and I got a grunty purr instead of a terrified cat. He hates foxes and if he hears one at night I am required to go to sleep with my hand on his back.

Impeccable use of main tray during the night.

Brilliant. He's got the idea. Yest. was prob just a one-off attack of naughtiness - reassuring really, he's just venting. Literally

Mr C has got new box and is in it, of course. He hassled me with his paws to get me to open the tape faster so he could insert himself.

£27 later I am back from pets at home. Kittens will have dreamies and lick e lix tomorrow
Please note the kittens cost me approx £4 for food and treats, the other £23 was for awkward fussy little prince