Yes. Reps.GOONx19;1542371 wrote:GFY. Reps?
I'm sure that's how he'll want itTrueblue23;1542390 wrote:but when Ricky dies I will cry and smoke the biggest goddamn blunt ever on his grave.
dlazz;1542322 wrote:Stop rep whoring.
Woohoo! Two firsts...a first for saying "Reps?" and a first for getting "negs."O-Trap;1542323 wrote:Negs for asking for reps.
Better watch out. SportsAndLadies might report you to the cops for committing a crime that doesn't involve him in any way. He seems to be in the mood to do that lately.Trueblue23;1542390 wrote:Call me a *****, but when Ricky dies I will cry and smoke the biggest goddamn blunt ever on his grave.
I've had many cats as pets. Almost all of them clawed furniture until they were de-clawed.dlazz;1542301 wrote:I disagree with this. My cat is pretty good about not clawing stuff. She uses the carpet to sharpen her claws, but doesn't claw me or my furniture.
Toss a little catnip in that doob as a gesture of feline unity.Trueblue23;1542390 wrote:...when Ricky dies I will cry and smoke the biggest goddamn blunt ever on his grave.
That's how I have my two. It was either take them in or know that the owner, after the mom got hit by a vehicle, wasn't going to pick up the slack in caring for them and was probably going to kill them one way or another.OSH;1542318 wrote:Could ours be considered a rescue pet? Its mom got hit by a car...didn't have anyone to take care of it.
Reps?
Do NOT de-claw the cat. Ever.believer;1542267 wrote:Cats are much easier to care for than dogs.
A little food, water, and some play toys and you're good to go. Keep the litter box scoped every day and change the litter completely at least once a week. You can leave them alone for a few days as long as food and water are available.
Do not over-feed or they get obese and develop urination issues. Cat urine is a gawd awful smell.
But cats are very independent and hilarious animals. The perfect pet for apartment living. DO NOT let them become outside cats. I also recommend a de-clawing if they are inside pets.
Right. Wouldn't the cat be SOL if it somehow got out of the house and wandered off?sleeper;1542745 wrote:Do NOT de-claw the cat. Ever.
It's just bad for the cat and doesn't add any real value. People say "Well they keep destroying my furniture, blah blah blah"; buy a freaking scratching pad for your cat. Plus it doesn't really solve the scratching issue as it forces cats to bite more and can cause neurological damage from the trauma. If you get your cats de-clawed GFY.justincredible;1542747 wrote:Right. Wouldn't the cat be SOL if it somehow got out of the house and wandered off?
That and it can completely change how the cat behaves. They realize they're completely defenseless and it can alter their behavior.justincredible;1542747 wrote:Right. Wouldn't the cat be SOL if it somehow got out of the house and wandered off?
I have leather furniture. My cat is declawed.sleeper;1542745 wrote:Do NOT de-claw the cat. Ever.
Just finished GF'ing myself.sleeper;1542752 wrote:If you get your cats de-clawed GFY.
Right, because thats much easier than being a responsible owner and training your cat how to use a pad or post instead of the furniture. Declawing is for lazy pet owners.ernest_t_bass;1542754 wrote:I have leather furniture. My cat is declawed.
Good to know you value furniture over a life.ernest_t_bass;1542754 wrote:I have leather furniture. My cat is declawed.
This is the same guy who took a dog back because he didn't like how it acted. It barked or something.GoChiefs;1542758 wrote:Right, because thats much easier than being a responsible owner and training your cat how to use a pad or post instead of the furniture. Declawing is for lazy pet owners.
LOLsleeper;1542752 wrote:It's just bad for the cat and doesn't add any real value. People say "Well they keep destroying my furniture, blah blah blah"; buy a freaking scratching pad for your cat. Plus it doesn't really solve the scratching issue as it forces cats to bite more and can cause neurological damage from the trauma. If you get your cats de-clawed GFY.
My parents have a few barn cats that just showed up that are declawed. They all survive fine. They hunt. They beat up other cats.justincredible;1542747 wrote:Right. Wouldn't the cat be SOL if it somehow got out of the house and wandered off?
Gotcha. Seems like they would be at a disadvantage but I guess they adjust.LJ;1542763 wrote:My parents have a few barn cats that just showed up that are declawed. They all survive fine. They hunt. They beat up other cats.
They learn to use their mouth and back claws pretty quickly. They will also still use their front paws to bat at things.justincredible;1542765 wrote:Gotcha. Seems like they would be at a disadvantage but I guess they adjust.
