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I know it's a really tempting offer but do you not think you have enugh to be getting on with at the moment. Wait til Mr D is sorted and stable, the bunnys are ok and then think about a kitty. I understand how tempting it is for you but the right kitty will come along at the right time. |
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well, i took MR D with me today ( have u ever tired carrying two cats?) they did soemthing to his eyes, with drops and something, and took some bloods. She said he does not have chalmydia from that test, bloods being checked for lots of things with lots of different letters ( by this time oatmeal was yeowling like crazy and Mr D was too at protest) so i was getting all flustered and confused ( not difficult I know) anyway, i didnt worry too much about it cos i thought i'll do the worrying IF the blood tests come back fine. IF they are all ok vet said there no problem getting another cat. Baby bunnies are doing well, and all the other bunnies are fit and well again now. HUbby in process of building some new runs and hutches to better fit the shape and size of our garden, with covers on the runs so if it rains they can still go out and stay dry, but i can remove the covers. The home feels back to normal to me now. oatmeals accident was more than likely due to having a disagreement with another cat, according to the vet, she asid it the sort of injury they get from swiping at each other. |
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Siamese are incredibly loud and demanding. If you haven't had a lot to do with them I think you should try to do so before you make any decision. I'm sure people have managed to cope with Siam's and children but I don't fancy it. On the rare occasions when I raised my voice to my teenagers, Mini used to sit on my lap, look me fiercely directly in the eye and put her paw on my mouth. ![]() Whether empathising or telling me for goodness sake to shut up I never worked out! ![]() |
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Lucky you CJ!! I feel like I am waiting forever to get my meezer baby ![]() ![]() |
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thanks for that advice Dm, I;m still doing reserach online into them.... i never get any new pet without doing as much reading as possible into them, but it desnt make up for experience. isnt amazing how much difference there actually is between one breed of cat and another, personality, diet etc. they are looking for homes nearer to where they live, and for a possible solution on how to keep the cats etc, at this point it is jsut a maybe situation. alot to think about though |
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Not advice CJ - just info. Mini amazed me! Still does to a great degree. They are fabulous cats................but in many ways nearer to dogs in their character. You'd never be bored! |
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thanks Fran. I'll consider it carefully before i agree to this, and as she isnt even four weeks old yet it shouldnt be for at elast 2-3weeks, or longer if they can manage longer. If i dont get this cat then I know one will come along at a later date. |
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What DM and PK say is so true CJ, siamese are not like other cats, they certainly are demanding, and let you know if not happy.....I think they have dog in them somewhere!!! |
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