Kitty Farmcat missing

"Adrian" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:
SNIP
Vet's say Kitty FC may even be 18+ It's marvellous really as she
lived totally on her wits for years.
Three cheers for Kitty Farmcat!

Thanks everyone. All your supportive posts have really helped. I
wish I could reply to every one of you, but it's not possible,
because my time is limited.
Never think if your post isn't replied to, it hasn't helped someone.
It has.
I just pick at random who to reply to, but it is meant for all of you.

Purrs and prayers to anyone who needs it right now.

Tweed

I'm so glad to hear Kitty is getting better. With luck she has several
more years left. Continuing purrs for a full recovery.
--
Adrian

And Kitty is even better tonight after her sunbathe. It soon rained and she
came in! and got on her special cushion.
She seems ravenous, not eating like a horse, more like two horses.
One downside. She pooed on my hearthrug and I didn't notice it until I had
a visitor this afternoon blush
I was talking away and noticed a brown poo on a brown rug. What to do?
Pretend you haven't noticed? Thought about it and decided to come clean as
it were, and say how ill Kitty had been and I needed to clear it up and put
disinfectant on the rug. All went well and the visitor totally understood.
I have to have words with Kitty as the door was open and the fact that is is
raining is not an excuse to poo on the rug! She thinks it is.

Tweed

"Adrian" wrote in message
...
Christina Websell wrote:
SNIP
Vet's say Kitty FC may even be 18+ It's marvellous really as she
lived totally on her wits for years.
Three cheers for Kitty Farmcat!

Thanks everyone. All your supportive posts have really helped. I
wish I could reply to every one of you, but it's not possible,
because my time is limited.
Never think if your post isn't replied to, it hasn't helped someone.
It has.
I just pick at random who to reply to, but it is meant for all of you.

Purrs and prayers to anyone who needs it right now.

Tweed

I'm so glad to hear Kitty is getting better. With luck she has several
more years left. Continuing purrs for a full recovery.
--
Adrian

And Kitty is even better tonight after her sunbathe. It soon rained and she
came in! and got on her special cushion.
She seems ravenous, not eating like a horse, more like two horses.
One downside. She pooed on my hearthrug and I didn't notice it until I had
a visitor this afternoon blush
I was talking away and noticed a brown poo on a brown rug. What to do?
Pretend you haven't noticed? Thought about it and decided to come clean as
it were, and say how ill Kitty had been and I needed to clear it up and put
disinfectant on the rug. All went well and the visitor totally understood.
I have to have words with Kitty as the door was open and the fact that is is
raining is not an excuse to poo on the rug! She thinks it is.

Tweed

wrote:
Adrian wrote:

My grandfather had a cat, who at the age of 22 decided he wanted
to stay outside all the time. He came to the back door everyday
and demanded to be fed but never entered the housew again, he died
5 years later aged 27.

27?? Wow! I've heard of cats living to 21 or 22, but that's
incredible.

Joyce

The worlds record age for a cat was 34, there have been several that
lived over 30.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.


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wrote:
Adrian wrote:

My grandfather had a cat, who at the age of 22 decided he wanted
to stay outside all the time. He came to the back door everyday
and demanded to be fed but never entered the housew again, he died
5 years later aged 27.

27?? Wow! I've heard of cats living to 21 or 22, but that's
incredible.

Joyce

The worlds record age for a cat was 34, there have been several that
lived over 30.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.


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wrote:
Adrian wrote:

My grandfather had a cat, who at the age of 22 decided he wanted
to stay outside all the time. He came to the back door everyday
and demanded to be fed but never entered the housew again, he died
5 years later aged 27.

27?? Wow! I've heard of cats living to 21 or 22, but that's
incredible.

Joyce

The worlds record age for a cat was 34, there have been several that
lived over 30.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.


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Hi Christina, so sorry to hear about Kitty FC. Wilson and I are sending
a mountain of Purrs and Prayers for her, we hope she can be quickly and
completely cured. hope and love. Jean,P.
Christina Websell wrote in message
...

Dear all

Yesterday when I got up, Kitty FC was not in the house for her breakfast
as
usual, but there was still some food in the dishes and it was obviously
going to be a very hot day, so I thought maybe she just out sunbathing
somewhere. She had not returned by 1 pm when I had to leave for a family
luncheon and I returned about 7.30pm. She was still not in the house, so
I
went out looking and spotted her crouched in a neighbour's driveway. I
spoke to her and she gave me the silent miaow.

It had been one of the hottest days of the year, near 90F, so I didn't
worry
that she obviously would prefer it outside to be a bit cooler.
However she was still not in the house this morning, and it was absolutely
pouring with rain. This is not like her at all. Any rain and she is
straight in curled up on her cushion on the back of the settee.

I went to the neighbours where I last saw her and asked her if she had
seen
Kitty and she said "not since last night when I went to the outside toilet
at midnight and saw her in the yard."
I searched all morning for her in the pouring rain, in my sheds, in my
neighbour's sheds and greenhouses and couldn't find her.
Then my neighbour called "HERE SHE IS!" and I rushed over to get her. She
was crouching near their house and she looked ill. I picked her up and
she
purred but it was obvious she was really sick. She felt limp and cold.
I rushed her to the vets, her temperature is subnormal and they are not
sure
what is wrong yet. We are waiting for blood test results and she is still
in hospital. Early blood tests came through renal & liver function okay,
glucose up (sign of a stressed cat, apparently) and they need more
far-searching ones and another reassessment in the morning. Maybe xrays
and/or body scans.
Please keep your fingers crossed for her. She is one sick kitty and I
love
her. I don't want to lose her.
Serves me right for posting about my favourite things about her - tempting
fate..

Tweed

Hi Christina, so sorry to hear about Kitty FC. Wilson and I are sending
a mountain of Purrs and Prayers for her, we hope she can be quickly and
completely cured. hope and love. Jean,P.
Christina Websell wrote in message
...

Dear all

Yesterday when I got up, Kitty FC was not in the house for her breakfast
as
usual, but there was still some food in the dishes and it was obviously
going to be a very hot day, so I thought maybe she just out sunbathing
somewhere. She had not returned by 1 pm when I had to leave for a family
luncheon and I returned about 7.30pm. She was still not in the house, so
I
went out looking and spotted her crouched in a neighbour's driveway. I
spoke to her and she gave me the silent miaow.

It had been one of the hottest days of the year, near 90F, so I didn't
worry
that she obviously would prefer it outside to be a bit cooler.
However she was still not in the house this morning, and it was absolutely
pouring with rain. This is not like her at all. Any rain and she is
straight in curled up on her cushion on the back of the settee.

I went to the neighbours where I last saw her and asked her if she had
seen
Kitty and she said "not since last night when I went to the outside toilet
at midnight and saw her in the yard."
I searched all morning for her in the pouring rain, in my sheds, in my
neighbour's sheds and greenhouses and couldn't find her.
Then my neighbour called "HERE SHE IS!" and I rushed over to get her. She
was crouching near their house and she looked ill. I picked her up and
she
purred but it was obvious she was really sick. She felt limp and cold.
I rushed her to the vets, her temperature is subnormal and they are not
sure
what is wrong yet. We are waiting for blood test results and she is still
in hospital. Early blood tests came through renal & liver function okay,
glucose up (sign of a stressed cat, apparently) and they need more
far-searching ones and another reassessment in the morning. Maybe xrays
and/or body scans.
Please keep your fingers crossed for her. She is one sick kitty and I
love
her. I don't want to lose her.
Serves me right for posting about my favourite things about her - tempting
fate..

Tweed

Hi Christina, so sorry to hear about Kitty FC. Wilson and I are sending
a mountain of Purrs and Prayers for her, we hope she can be quickly and
completely cured. hope and love. Jean,P.
Christina Websell wrote in message
...

Dear all

Yesterday when I got up, Kitty FC was not in the house for her breakfast
as
usual, but there was still some food in the dishes and it was obviously
going to be a very hot day, so I thought maybe she just out sunbathing
somewhere. She had not returned by 1 pm when I had to leave for a family
luncheon and I returned about 7.30pm. She was still not in the house, so
I
went out looking and spotted her crouched in a neighbour's driveway. I
spoke to her and she gave me the silent miaow.

It had been one of the hottest days of the year, near 90F, so I didn't
worry
that she obviously would prefer it outside to be a bit cooler.
However she was still not in the house this morning, and it was absolutely
pouring with rain. This is not like her at all. Any rain and she is
straight in curled up on her cushion on the back of the settee.

I went to the neighbours where I last saw her and asked her if she had
seen
Kitty and she said "not since last night when I went to the outside toilet
at midnight and saw her in the yard."
I searched all morning for her in the pouring rain, in my sheds, in my
neighbour's sheds and greenhouses and couldn't find her.
Then my neighbour called "HERE SHE IS!" and I rushed over to get her. She
was crouching near their house and she looked ill. I picked her up and
she
purred but it was obvious she was really sick. She felt limp and cold.
I rushed her to the vets, her temperature is subnormal and they are not
sure
what is wrong yet. We are waiting for blood test results and she is still
in hospital. Early blood tests came through renal & liver function okay,
glucose up (sign of a stressed cat, apparently) and they need more
far-searching ones and another reassessment in the morning. Maybe xrays
and/or body scans.
Please keep your fingers crossed for her. She is one sick kitty and I
love
her. I don't want to lose her.
Serves me right for posting about my favourite things about her - tempting
fate..

Tweed