He freaks out when I try to cover him. I bought a harness a couple of months ago. Haven't had any success getting him to sit still even.
She's a clever cat Tallulah she's training Tippi to be a proper little criminal one or both of them are stealing my socks and gloves on a regular basis and hiding them in their den , I've also found tea towel's and a thermal vest in there .
It looks like Tippi is taking lessons from her mentor and then some! Cleared the plate AND managed to use a knife and fork.
It has come to my attention that blighty is still suckling. Not as much and whisky doesn't always let him but I thought he'd stopped.Those are lovely pictures.
Blighty a male used to suck off whisky a male who permitted it!
He must have liked what you had for supper.I turned around for one minute, and there Chester was, trying to get to my dirty silverware!
My vet's Woman Friday came to clip their claws for me. Whisky sat quietly on my lap while she did it. Blighty was nowhere to be found for a few hours during and after. Last time I took him to the vet it took me 2 weeks to get there.
There is a cat called Denis in England who goes about stealing and taking it home. They've got cameras by his flap to see.
He hissed at me. >.< He's never hissed at me before. Ugh.
Ah, truly a bad bad kitty when it comes to claw clipping then!Ever tried a nail file?
For future reference with blighty, how do you hold down and wrap up?
He doesn't jump down like whisky does from the top of the cabinet?Not a nice feeling, think for me that would be worse than the scratches..... give him a rest for a bit and rebuild his trust then see if you can start to touch and pet his paws and build up his tollerance and trust with you doing that before moving in to clip again. Slowly slowly catchy kittyclaws.
This is Mouse on top of my bedroom door, after managing to use my back as a ladder.
He insists on using me as a ladder to get back down again which is a pain as I have to wait about until HE gets bored....
Towel burrito. Get a beach towel, plop the cat down on it, and purrito him. Well, not so much purr, but it works.
In my experience it is where I have attempted to wrap an unwilling cat up in a towel of some sort but not moved as quickly as the cat. I stand there dazed, with said towel wrapped rolled up around my arms so I can't move and the cat's sitting on the other side of theroom purring like a train with a big grin on its face... I have never mastered that technique.
