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Have you had a cat that tries to eat everything he encounters first time?
Tiger is such.
I made some fudge, had them pieces on plate at my computer desk as I did go to get water, when I come back I see Tiger gently picking up one piece and leaps down and starts chewing fudge like if he had found something that is out of this world good stuff.
Oh boy, trying to get candy away from him and he looks with round eyes, opening mouth wide and trying to lick fudge off from his teeth, "I did not do it, not me, haven't done anything, I swear", then move to lick his paws and doing wash up routine.
Well, he will probably not die for small piece he ate, but it can't be very good for his teeth as it is not good for mine...
Yesterday evening I was on bed using my laptop, Tiger climbs to bed and goes to sleep at leg end, Miuku comes and settles next to laptop, reaches with paw so that he can 'hold' me from hand, then Panther comes and settles on top of my back, even there is still hostility between Tiger and Panther, there are moments when they are tolerating each other, they eat from same bowl at same time and can sleep next to each other at times as long as there is cat's length apart, however sometimes there comes staring and hissing, then growling, but at least they are not running for fight at the moment they spot each other.
And Mauku is still hiding, but she is looking now from her hiding place, her little nose peeks from entry hole to see if there is possibility of wet food, but she is mostly hiding, not really being social with others either, but maybe with time. I did gave her warm blankets to her hiding place (it is wooden box about 2ft from ground, attached to wall, two entry holes and two peek holes), she was afraid of blanket first, but then she realized withing a day that it is so much better to rest on fleece blanket than on hard wood. I have to try to keep costs down so cat room is not going to be heated much during winter time, so there is only +12C now, most don't spend time there anyway, they only play there but mostly they are enjoying bird 'o vision at my side of upstairs, also they like to climb to cat bed that is at near ceiling, they see everything from there and also can stay mostly hidden, so most of them get warm place to sleep, only issue is with Mauku as she is naturally too scared to come this side.
So can't really leave cat room completely without heating either, but maybe I try to make her hiding place warm instead of whole room. Mostly I'm heating only one room during winter, downstairs I keep only partly warmed, there is no point keeping all space fully heated when I'm mostly in one room.
Tiger is such.
I made some fudge, had them pieces on plate at my computer desk as I did go to get water, when I come back I see Tiger gently picking up one piece and leaps down and starts chewing fudge like if he had found something that is out of this world good stuff.
Oh boy, trying to get candy away from him and he looks with round eyes, opening mouth wide and trying to lick fudge off from his teeth, "I did not do it, not me, haven't done anything, I swear", then move to lick his paws and doing wash up routine.
Well, he will probably not die for small piece he ate, but it can't be very good for his teeth as it is not good for mine...
Yesterday evening I was on bed using my laptop, Tiger climbs to bed and goes to sleep at leg end, Miuku comes and settles next to laptop, reaches with paw so that he can 'hold' me from hand, then Panther comes and settles on top of my back, even there is still hostility between Tiger and Panther, there are moments when they are tolerating each other, they eat from same bowl at same time and can sleep next to each other at times as long as there is cat's length apart, however sometimes there comes staring and hissing, then growling, but at least they are not running for fight at the moment they spot each other.
And Mauku is still hiding, but she is looking now from her hiding place, her little nose peeks from entry hole to see if there is possibility of wet food, but she is mostly hiding, not really being social with others either, but maybe with time. I did gave her warm blankets to her hiding place (it is wooden box about 2ft from ground, attached to wall, two entry holes and two peek holes), she was afraid of blanket first, but then she realized withing a day that it is so much better to rest on fleece blanket than on hard wood. I have to try to keep costs down so cat room is not going to be heated much during winter time, so there is only +12C now, most don't spend time there anyway, they only play there but mostly they are enjoying bird 'o vision at my side of upstairs, also they like to climb to cat bed that is at near ceiling, they see everything from there and also can stay mostly hidden, so most of them get warm place to sleep, only issue is with Mauku as she is naturally too scared to come this side.
So can't really leave cat room completely without heating either, but maybe I try to make her hiding place warm instead of whole room. Mostly I'm heating only one room during winter, downstairs I keep only partly warmed, there is no point keeping all space fully heated when I'm mostly in one room.