Reply With QuoteTime, 3-6 weeks before really worryingOriginally Posted by thieuster
She's a very friendly, well-behaving and adventurous kitten.
The dog and the kitten go well. The kitten thinks that a Rottweiler's ear is the best thing to play with. And the dog is fine with that. Our other Maine Coon (11 months) and the kitten don't go well. The older is hissing and making 'dark noises', but in essence it looks as if he's scared. Any tips how to deal with that are very welcome.
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Time, 3-6 weeks before really worrying
Thanks. We'll keep a close eye how this develops.
Georgy Porgy, napping, resting his head on my stomach and purring contentedly.
Yeah I’m feeding them but it’s frosty outside. I can’t do much about that unfortunately. Local shelter don’t want them either.
Ron the cat is not ours but down here most of the day as the owners have fake grass and no trees or bushes
Latest additions to the family
Time and patience should help, but we have had a fair amount of success with Pet Remedy sprays, wipes and plug ins. It is some kind of calming aromatherapy for cats. Seems to work well. Worth a punt. Best of luck. Thanks for your reply.
^^^ they look v cute jimp :)
We did the calming aromatherapy-thing and we can safely say that it contributed to the current situation.
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Frosty - the 10lb cat, in an 8lb box...........
(Underfloor heating)
Bow & Bell both sisters that were found tied up in a carrier bag. Adopted from our local rescue centre. They still do the wall of death at the sound of a rustling carrier bag.
This one genuinely thinks that she’s a tree decoration.
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That’s Ash
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That’s Misty
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Finally our latest two babies, Suki and Harlie
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^^ lovely tabbies :)
Derek 8 years on! Time bloody flies by!
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Fab, what a great face. George says hello...
Doesn’t it, I can recall when you first got the little scamp, glad he’s doing well.Derek 8 years on! Time bloody flies by!
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Georgie Porgie, named by my daughter Btw, in repose:
Warning for those of a week disposition this video contains apex indifference
That's the uke case taken care of!
Evening
What is that toy? My cat will love that!
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New little one in the house
GorgeousNew little one in the house
Busy in the garden with the Kubota.
Pebbles, our 7 month old Maine Coon checking out the works
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Ok....
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Couple of years growth on mine now
This pose is a trap designed to help remove your fingers. It’s silly soft though so almost worth the pain
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Winston the Maine Coon has arrived! Gift to my daughter from her Mums cousin!
Now for the slow introductions!!
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“Don’t look back, you’re not heading that way.”
A hard life, this cat malarkey.
On my hols in France- seem to have been adopted by a young female tabby, I’m calling ‘Michelin’…….
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Fostered these two little brothers through the rspca for five weeks. Born outside so technically feral but in reality no different to normal kittens.
Now with their new owners probably creating havoc….
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Wonderfull. They look ready for havoc!
Go on, I double dare you....Ok....
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8 kilo Maine Coon female cat Pebbles with her best friend: Elvis the Rottweiler.
The Rottynis 40+ kilos. Guess who’s boss…
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This is Nero, doing what he's best at.
Since my previous post above, this boy is getting huge. Currently 1kg a month and he’s just over 4months old!
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“Don’t look back, you’re not heading that way.”
Oh wow. Beautiful!Since my previous post above, this boy is getting huge. Currently 1kg a month and he’s just over 4months old!
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They can be huge! Our female MC is about 8 kgs. I heard from the guy who owns the cattery that her one year older brother (same mom and dad) is now hitting 12 kg! They grow until they're 4 y/o! And with this big cat there's a big personality!
Our Norwegian Forest Cat is a male and about the same size as the female MC. He's the friendliest cat ever. And my youngest son's big friend. Sits all day on his desk when my son's doing his work for the uni or plays online games.
He was gift to my daughter from a cousin, and I have to say has settled in with our other pets extremely well.
Never knew this breed, but we are convinced he thinks he's a dog, and lays down with the 2 labradors like he's one of the gang. He cleans their ears bizarrely, chirps in the evening around the "witching hour", and is constantly working stuff out.
Lovely character, just didn't realise they got so big! He'll be eating dog food at this rate.
I’ve had a few MC over the years and they are really affectionate and grow to incredible sizes, The last 2 I had would go through a 20kg bag of Royal Canon Maine Coon food a month as well as the occasional rabbit. My ex took my last one and it’s just died last month at 16 year old so they do last a long time. It will be a good hot water bottle if you let it into bed.
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Blimey! Funnily enough he sleeps under my daughters blankets next to her or around her head at night. Did notice that Royal Canon Maine Coon food recently. When did you start feeding yours on it? (age wise). I'm sure mine is already tucking into the other cats senior food.
It's has cat hardware and dog software. Last week we had guests who had a dog with them; a labradoodle or something. That dog spotted the MC and started barking and moved forward. Our cat sat there with a: "I'm calling your bluff mate" attitude. The dog backed down and circled away. The labradoodle owners: "We've never seen him do this!" We: "She's used to a big Rottweiler, she's not scared easily!"
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