Yeah I am pretty sure at this point that my cats are secretly discriminating against there differently colored siblings! I have been noticing that in everything from eating, playing and sleeping they seem to be sticking to their own. When I feed them it goes two siamese together on the end, then white cat, followed by two orange and last but not least the greys. I walked into my room the other day and all seven cats were sleeping in there. The two siamese had their stinky little bums on the pillows on my bed, the two orange kitties on the couch, the greys were on the kitty bed on the window ledge, and my lone white cat was in her bookcase bed. Jack my white cat appears to be neutral since she seems to float between "gangs" but mostly is a solitary kitty.
There was a little scrap the other day between one of the siamese and the orange cats and the other siamese shot in like a flash of light to stick up for the other and then the greys came in a slapped everyone in the head for no reason until finally the white cat jumped in and broke it up. I think my cats are attempting to relive the gangs of new york in my house!!LOL!
(by the way I have been home for the last month following a heart surgery, and I think hours at home alone for weeks on end with my cats is totally going to my head! I was telling a friend this and she is pretty sure that I am loosing it, but I think its funny!)
There was a little scrap the other day between one of the siamese and the orange cats and the other siamese shot in like a flash of light to stick up for the other and then the greys came in a slapped everyone in the head for no reason until finally the white cat jumped in and broke it up. I think my cats are attempting to relive the gangs of new york in my house!!LOL!
(by the way I have been home for the last month following a heart surgery, and I think hours at home alone for weeks on end with my cats is totally going to my head! I was telling a friend this and she is pretty sure that I am loosing it, but I think its funny!)