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No more distrust from Smurfy
Maybe Smurfy knows there is no more Promax to be fed anymore. He doesn’t seem to be suspicious of me today. That’s Smurfy sharing a bowl with Lynx. No more distrust, I hope! And no more diarrhoea, please!!
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Kibble talk
All our cats have kibble as a snack, except Creamy who only wants raw food. I’ve even taught Gerald to eat kibble now, which makes it more convenient in case someone else feeds him. As you know, we have several kibble-queens in our midst, namely, the Blondies and Riley. Now, the Blondies have only been…
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Smurfy’s last dose of Promax
It’s supposed to be given tomorrow morning, but since it’s a probiotic, I cheated…and I gave it to him just now. It was raining and Smurfy had gone into the big cage by himself. I saw the opportunity there so I gently closed the cage door and raced to get the last dose of Promax.…
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Jayden and Juno’s tea party for the animals
Jayden and Juno hosted a tea party for the animals! I asked Jayden what he was serving, he said, “veggie salad”. And everyone, herbivores, carnivores and omnivores “ate” Jayden’s veggie salad!
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Juno and Jayden at the car playset
A giant kitten!!!
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Juno’s portrait
Juno’s all good now. She has firm, solid stools and only about 2-3 times daily, which is normal for a kitten. The nightmare is finally over and please, we can all do without another one. Since her rescue on 2nd September 2024, Juno has had a collapsed lung, suspected mycoplasma infection and coccidia infection which…
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Why go so far away, Creamy?
This morning, Creamy came to eat as usual and after that, he went off. But when we went for our morning walk, I spotted Creamy way down the road, about 300 metres away from our house. I’ve never seen him go so far away before. He was near another feeder’s house, but still inside our…
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I caught Smurfy…lucky, lucky!
Just barely 15 minutes after I wrote that I’d decided to surrender to Smurfy, I caught him!! What it took this time was to wait for him to come down for food. I brought out the bowls of kibble and this time, instead of waiting for him to eat first, the moment he started eating,…
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Smurfy knows all my “tricks”!
It’s been two hours now and I know when I’m beaten! Smurfy knows all my tricks now. He refused to come down for breakfast until I went inside the house. The moment I tried to come out, he’d bolt up back to the platforms, so I had to stay inside to let him eat. He…
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Fur/Ball Lamb for our cats
This morning, I tried Fur/Ball Lamb on our cats. This would be the last flavour to try. We started with Chicken which many of them liked, including Akira which came as a total surprise (but only for one meal!), then Salmon which they liked only on the first try and did not quite like it…
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Smurfy is so hungry!
After doing the hunger strike all morning to prevent “capture” by me, Smurfy is so, so hungry now! In any case, I managed to catch him after persevering for 1.5 hours and have already fed him his Promax for the day. Since then, he has been asking for food all morning. That’s Smurfy on the…
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Caught Smurfy!
I finally caught Smurfy! It took 1.5 hours of perseverance and patience. Initially, I thought of other plans like removing the platforms leading up to the lookout, or even caging him for another 48 hours but caging would feel like a punishment for him. To cage him just to be able to feed him his…
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Super stubborn Smurfy
Smurfy has been refusing to come down this morning because he thinks he’s well enough and doesn’t need his Promax anymore. But he actually stills needs it because I still see slightly soft stools in the sandpit boxes. He’s super-duper stubborn. When he was sick in the past three days, he came down and I…
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Gerald’s noisy altercation with Bushy
Bushy is someone’s pet cat who lives on our road. He wears a nice collar. But he’s a bully. Yesterday, I heard cat yowling from the next-door neighbour’s house. This is the kind neighbour whose wife is just afraid of furry creatures (afraid, but doesn’t hate). Gerald often goes to their porch and sleep under…
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Juno’s second vaccination
Today was Juno’s second vaccination! Her temperature was normal, heart sound all good. Juno weighed 1.58kg at the vet’s. The vet also advised that if we can wait, according to TCM principles, it is better to get a female cat spayed only at 7 months old, after the first heat (usually at 6 months). This…
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