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18 hours ago

Last night I bought a Himalayan persian kitten. I named him Trey. Trey was born on August 11, 2009. He and I are both Leos. He cost $350.00 and he was well worth it. This is the only Pedigree cat that I've ever owned. He's my new buddy. I give Trey a 5 star rating.
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18 hours ago

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yesterday

We had two cats, Angus and Annie. I have posted some Angus videos so some of you might have seen him. Both are gone now and Martha and I don't have the heart to replace them.

Annie would go quietly into a crate but Angus was absolutely violent when he had to go to the vet. He was big and strong and that was really a chore.

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2 days ago

Yeah. But good luck trying to get one of the sonsabitches in "their" crate. The last cat I had the misfortune to own would rip a new asshole in anyone trying to get him in the pet carrier for a trip to the vet. And taking him without being crated wasn't an option because he would bite and claw anyone holding him and leap at the driver's head.

Eventually, urban coyotes got the nasty bastard, or so we believed. In my opinion it must have been some tough motherfucker of a coyote who killed that prick of a cat.
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2 days ago

yes, cats can go in  a crate. if you can get them in the crate. the cats we had despised their crate and let us know that big time. then they would holler for most of the trip. and they could anicipate when they were going in the crate. so lots of luck.
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2 days ago

My friend gave his cat that was wired a little funny a mild sedative on the advice of a vet for a cross country drive from Pennsylvania to Arizona about five years ago. It didn't work quite the way it was supposed to. According to my friend, the cat kinda sat there stoned and meowing for the first few hundred miles...
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2 days ago

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2 days ago

Oh, I don't know. Unless they're babies, I wouldn't try to pick up a lion or a tiger. It would be a real mistake. They may pick us up first!
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2 days ago

You never met my friend's cat!

UPDATE: Alas he can beg no more. RIP ya filthy beggar.

UPDATE AGAIN: So I was adopted by a kitten last month (they choose you, kids) and I've been breaking him of the habit of jumping up in my lap and trying to help himself to whatever I'm eating. So far launching him has been slow going, but he hasn't jumped up the last two times I've had the audacity to eat in his presence, so perhaps he's getting it...
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2 days ago

Some are, I'll give you that.

But some are mean-spirited, ugly, fur shedding, hairball puking vermin.
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