Big panic, need calming purrs

I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just outside
in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed outside and shouted
but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to get a torch first, it's
completely black dark here which doesn't help because I can't see in the
dark at all, so I ran back into the house for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right bad
mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being picked up.
Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find to avoid me. I
caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with antiseptic. I don't
know if it's his blood, I have looked all over him as much as he will let me
and can't find any injury. He never fights normally, he's a pacifist, so I
don't know what went on here, or who the assailant might have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit. Could
he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he might have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to TED
in the morning.

Tweed

Big purrs coming across the big pond for your big boy.

Oh my! That must have given you quite a fright!! Purrs that our gentle
Boyfriend is not hurt.

--

Hugs,

CatNipped

See all my masters at: http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/


"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just outside
in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed outside and shouted
but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to get a torch first, it's
completely black dark here which doesn't help because I can't see in the
dark at all, so I ran back into the house for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right bad
mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being picked up.
Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find to avoid me. I
caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with antiseptic. I don't
know if it's his blood, I have looked all over him as much as he will let
me and can't find any injury. He never fights normally, he's a pacifist,
so I don't know what went on here, or who the assailant might have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit.
Could he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he might
have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to TED
in the morning.

Tweed

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 18:45:50 +0000, Christina Websell wrote:

I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just outside
in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed outside and shouted
but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to get a torch first, it's
completely black dark here which doesn't help because I can't see in the
dark at all, so I ran back into the house for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right bad
mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being picked up.
Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find to avoid me. I
caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with antiseptic. I don't
know if it's his blood, I have looked all over him as much as he will let me
and can't find any injury. He never fights normally, he's a pacifist, so I
don't know what went on here, or who the assailant might have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit. Could
he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he might have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to TED
in the morning.

Tweed



Very scary. You were brave to pick him up (wise??). How about training
him to be a house cat? Purrs that whatever need healing will heal fast.
MLB

"Christina Websell" wrote in
message ...
I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just
outside in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed
outside and shouted but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to
get a torch first, it's completely black dark here which doesn't help
because I can't see in the dark at all, so I ran back into the house
for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right
bad mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being
picked up. Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find
to avoid me. I caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with
antiseptic. I don't know if it's his blood, I have looked all over
him as much as he will let me and can't find any injury. He never
fights normally, he's a pacifist, so I don't know what went on here,
or who the assailant might have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different
places after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit.
Could he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he
might have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off
to TED in the morning.

Calming healing purrs for BF.

I heard (can't remember where) in cat fights the winner will sometimes
have wounds around his/her head and kneck and the loser will have
wounds around their rear end.


--
Shirley
http://community.webshots.com/user/shirleycatuk

Christina Websell wrote:
He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit. Could
he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he might have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to TED
in the morning.

Many purrs for both BF's and your nerves. What a scare! Do you think it
was the Enemy?

--
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marina (dot) kurten (at) iki (dot) fi
Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Christina Websell wrote:
I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just
outside in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed
outside and shouted but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to
get a torch first, it's completely black dark here which doesn't help
because I can't see in the dark at all, so I ran back into the house
for my good torch.
I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right
bad mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being
picked up. Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find
to avoid me. I caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with
antiseptic. I don't know if it's his blood, I have looked all over
him as much as he will let me and can't find any injury. He never
fights normally, he's a pacifist, so I don't know what went on here,
or who the assailant might have been.
He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different
places after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit. Could
he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he
might have? I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll
be off
to TED in the morning.

Tweed

I purrs for My Brave Boyfriend to not be hurted! I fink he was just
protektin da chikhens from da big nastie ratties!

Purrs & nose kissies
Mimi
(Weeble's baby sisfur)

"Shirley" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just outside
in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed outside and shouted
but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to get a torch first, it's
completely black dark here which doesn't help because I can't see in the
dark at all, so I ran back into the house for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right bad
mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being picked
up. Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find to avoid me.
I caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with antiseptic. I
don't know if it's his blood, I have looked all over him as much as he
will let me and can't find any injury. He never fights normally, he's a
pacifist, so I don't know what went on here, or who the assailant might
have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit.
Could he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he might
have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to
TED in the morning.

Calming healing purrs for BF.

I heard (can't remember where) in cat fights the winner will sometimes
have wounds around his/her head and kneck and the loser will have wounds
around their rear end.

I don't even know that it was another cat. Boyfie and "the enemy" the black
cat from a few doors away now have a truce. It could have been a fox. If
Boyfie is injured at all, it will be on one of his front legs which he is
licking, although I can't see anything there.

Tweed

oh dear, poor sweet BoyFriend. We will purr and pray that it is nothing
serious and that if anything was injured it was just his pride. Please keep
us updated.
Lily & her mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just outside
in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed outside and shouted
but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to get a torch first, it's
completely black dark here which doesn't help because I can't see in the
dark at all, so I ran back into the house for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right bad
mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being picked up.
Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find to avoid me. I
caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with antiseptic. I don't
know if it's his blood, I have looked all over him as much as he will let
me and can't find any injury. He never fights normally, he's a pacifist,
so I don't know what went on here, or who the assailant might have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit.
Could he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he might
have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to TED
in the morning.

Tweed

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...

"Shirley" wrote in message
...

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
I was reading the group just now when I heard awful screaming just
outside in the garden, like a cat fight but more so. I rushed outside
and shouted but they didn't stop fighting. I didn't think to get a torch
first, it's completely black dark here which doesn't help because I can't
see in the dark at all, so I ran back into the house for my good torch.

I found Boyfriend with blood all over his white chest and in a right bad
mood so I picked him up and brought him inside. He hates being picked
up. Then he hid under every piece of furniture he could find to avoid
me. I caught him eventually and bathed the blood off with antiseptic. I
don't know if it's his blood, I have looked all over him as much as he
will let me and can't find any injury. He never fights normally, he's a
pacifist, so I don't know what went on here, or who the assailant might
have been.

He seemed very shocked at first, and kept lying down in different places
after he'd been washed, not normal for him.
He is starting to pick up a little now, has groomed his chest a bit.
Could he have a few purrs for his nerves and any possibly injury he
might have?
I will keep a close eye on him tonight, any doubts and he'll be off to
TED in the morning.

Calming healing purrs for BF.

I heard (can't remember where) in cat fights the winner will sometimes
have wounds around his/her head and kneck and the loser will have wounds
around their rear end.

I don't even know that it was another cat. Boyfie and "the enemy" the
black cat from a few doors away now have a truce. It could have been a
fox. If Boyfie is injured at all, it will be on one of his front legs
which he is licking, although I can't see anything there.

Tweed


It may not have been another animals if his front paw is hurt he might have
got caught in something. You don't live in an area that has trappers or
pesky children that might set a snare do you?

But purrs are being sent for full recovery.