Category: Stories (Kah Yein’s)

A few days ago, Juno was 1.8kg and this morning, she tipped the scales at 2.32kg! She’s been producing glorious poop too, so that’s all good. Her diet consists of Cubgrub raw food, Fur/Ball cooked food and Monge Kitten kibble as a crunchy snack. For the raw food, I limit it only to chicken and…

When Ginger aka Bumbung Cat escaped yesterday, I relied heavily on the reactions of the Monsters to gauge Ginger’s whereabouts and his condition. I had not written about this yesterday because I wasn’t sure how accurate my perceptions and assumptions were but with the benefit of hindsight now, they were pretty spot-on accurate! Firstly, since…

Inside the house is called the Safehouse, and it’s the humble abode of Juno, Riley and Tabs. I hope Juno will grow up to be the same size as Riley in, say, 1.5 years’ time. Juno is going to be 4 months old soon. Riley is estimated to be 2.5 years old.

Here’s Creamy this morning! Now that I know he actually has a home (the house at the back of ours), I’m not so worried whenever he doesn’t come for meals, or when he has the sniffles. I used to self-treat him whenever he had the sniffles by giving him Cetirizine, Bromhexine and Vetri DMG. He’s…

When Ginger aka Bumbung Cat came back this evening, he only ate some kibble. He did not want any of his cooked food during dinner, but just stayed quietly on the platforms. I think being caught by the hind legs after being cordoned off in the drain by the two grass-cutters was very traumatising for…

Ginger is back, safe and sound! We had made trips all over the neighbourhood to look for Ginger and at the same time, Gerald had come back and I kept asking him to help look for Ginger and tell Ginger to come home. Gerald went to the neighbour’s roof and stayed there to show us…

I fed everyone kibble purposely because it makes the most noise when it’s poured into the metal bowls. I was quite sure it would attract Ginger out, but it has not. Ginger is a greedy cat who loves food, especially kibble. Meanwhile, the Monsters are all together here, in solidarity, waiting for Ginger to come…

So, the mystery is finally solved! Creamy does have a home and it is the house directly behind ours. Here he is, sitting majestically in his porch when I went to his road to look for Ginger. Husband found out that this is Creamy’s house when he was looking for Ginger. He spoke with Creamy’s…

I was out getting groceries and the grass-cutters were here. Normally, they are very careful, but the assistant was careless today and Ginger escaped. When I came back, I saw husband with the kibble jar on the main road outside our area. Oh dear…this means someone had escaped and I feared it was Juno, but…

I just cleaned out Juno’s nice poop in the litter box, so what a relief! Guess last night’s lumpy poop was a one-off case. You’re okay, Juno. Meanwhile, it’s been rainy and cold these days. Here are the Monsters: Smurfy likes the big cage.

For the Monsters’ breakfast this morning, Ginger did something strange. He went into the big cage to wait. He normally doesn’t do this at all. A few months ago, Ginger had regular episodes of skipping meals by staying on the high platforms. But after going on the inhaler for his lungs, his appetite became regular…

Juno has been sneaking to Bunny’s Place to eat grass for a few days now. Today, she spent a few hours there, playing with the Blondies and playing at the platforms too. It’s good. At least we have a place to put her when everyone comes over. Juno has a tendency to sneak out of…