Hello! I'm new here! My name's Ronnie, and I have two lovely kitties, named Doll and Yue.
Doll is a (almost!) seven year old kitty. She's black, and friendly. She's a little bit more nervous than Yue, but doesn't shy away from guests (in fact, she's pretty much always begging for attention from them). She's quick to adjust to changes (though less quick than Yue), and since I switched her diet, she has taken to chasing her tail around, which is pretty much the cutest thing ever. In fact, as I write this, she's doing it now. Unfortunately, I've never been able to get a photo. =( She enjoys hair - specifically, if one of my friends with long hair is sitting on the couch, she will dig her claws in and start rubbing her face all around in it. It's one of the weirdest things. She also loves adhesives. She's always trying to lick/eat anything that's kind of sticky. I recently put doublesided tape on my new couches so she and Yue don't scratch them, and I was worried she'd try to eat it off, but so far it seems to be doing what it was meant to. =) She also loveslovesloves boxes.
Yue is a (almost!) six year old kitty. She's an orange tabby. She's super friendly. She's also a shoulder cat. It's kind of annoying when I'm eating and she'll come and perch on my shoulder, but otherwise it's pretty okay. It's far less annoying than it used to be. Back when she was a kitten and I was playing Guitar Hero (standing, of course), she used to leap off of my desk onto my shoulders. I once had her attempt to jump all the way across the room. She tends to be slightly less healthy than Doll - she's been prone to intestinal blockages in the past, though I'm working on fixing her diet so that that doesn't happen anymore. She's also slower to lose weight than Doll (I once left the country for four months and left them under the care of a friend who overfed them. Doll was easy to get back to a healthy weight, but Yue refused to lose the weight until she had her first intestinal blockage). She adjusts to changes very quickly. In fact, every time I've had to take her to the vet, she's been the sweetest kitty ever. The vets love her! After her surgery for her intestinal blockage and it was time to take out her stitches, all I had to do was hold her up and the vet just cut them out. She didn't struggle or anything!
Doll and Yue love to play with one another - especially now that I've switched their diets. They cuddle, groom one another, and generally love eachother. Doll is never really pleased when Yue comes home from the vet, and there was an incident a couple of summers ago when an outdoor cat sat outside the window and harassed them until they started taking their frustrations out on eachother, but other than that, they're lovely!
Hopefully in six months, the three of us are packing up and moving from Canada to the UK!
Back when my kittens were kittens. =)
Doll doesn't mind being a pillow. =3
Kitty tongue!
Black cat problems.
Doll is a (almost!) seven year old kitty. She's black, and friendly. She's a little bit more nervous than Yue, but doesn't shy away from guests (in fact, she's pretty much always begging for attention from them). She's quick to adjust to changes (though less quick than Yue), and since I switched her diet, she has taken to chasing her tail around, which is pretty much the cutest thing ever. In fact, as I write this, she's doing it now. Unfortunately, I've never been able to get a photo. =( She enjoys hair - specifically, if one of my friends with long hair is sitting on the couch, she will dig her claws in and start rubbing her face all around in it. It's one of the weirdest things. She also loves adhesives. She's always trying to lick/eat anything that's kind of sticky. I recently put doublesided tape on my new couches so she and Yue don't scratch them, and I was worried she'd try to eat it off, but so far it seems to be doing what it was meant to. =) She also loveslovesloves boxes.
Yue is a (almost!) six year old kitty. She's an orange tabby. She's super friendly. She's also a shoulder cat. It's kind of annoying when I'm eating and she'll come and perch on my shoulder, but otherwise it's pretty okay. It's far less annoying than it used to be. Back when she was a kitten and I was playing Guitar Hero (standing, of course), she used to leap off of my desk onto my shoulders. I once had her attempt to jump all the way across the room. She tends to be slightly less healthy than Doll - she's been prone to intestinal blockages in the past, though I'm working on fixing her diet so that that doesn't happen anymore. She's also slower to lose weight than Doll (I once left the country for four months and left them under the care of a friend who overfed them. Doll was easy to get back to a healthy weight, but Yue refused to lose the weight until she had her first intestinal blockage). She adjusts to changes very quickly. In fact, every time I've had to take her to the vet, she's been the sweetest kitty ever. The vets love her! After her surgery for her intestinal blockage and it was time to take out her stitches, all I had to do was hold her up and the vet just cut them out. She didn't struggle or anything!
Doll and Yue love to play with one another - especially now that I've switched their diets. They cuddle, groom one another, and generally love eachother. Doll is never really pleased when Yue comes home from the vet, and there was an incident a couple of summers ago when an outdoor cat sat outside the window and harassed them until they started taking their frustrations out on eachother, but other than that, they're lovely!
Hopefully in six months, the three of us are packing up and moving from Canada to the UK!
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