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Hi there the cat only peed on the top of the duvet so the mattress didn't get wet and I washed both duvet and cover each time, also got a new mattress now. :-(

Hi there, when my cats were small kittens I kept them confined to the kitchen and living room. When they were a bit bigger they were allowed upstairs into our bedroom. Unfortunately one of them (Liv) jumped up onto our bed and peed on the duvet! We thought it was a one off and let her back in...

This is Maisie at 14 weeks

Yes Andrya they're sisters from the same litter. They have 3 brothers 2 ginger and 1 tabby, the girls are both torbys, although Liv the one on top is more tabby.

Hi everyone still finding my feet around here, thanks Andrya for the tip. This photo was taken a few months ago, they're much bigger now but still sleep entwined around each other

This is Liv and Maisie (white nose) they always sleep like this

I think judging by what you all seem to be saying I will accept both Liv (the silent one) and Maisie (the occasional chirper) for what they are, and that is two loving and affectionate cats :-)

Thanks for the welcome Stephen still working my way around the site, not joined a forum before Gaynor

I have 2 female cats aged 10 months. One of them only makes a chirp sound but nothing else, the other one is silent we can't even hear her purr although you can feel it. Has anyone else come across this. All my previous cats were quite vocal.