he's wandering about familiarising himself with his home !
You can only make them happy Chris....the rest is nature’s doing.Chris_D wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2019 10:28 pm Hope the best for Dexy!
I'm still unexpectedly grieving rather a lot after my 'adopted' cat Koosie departed this world not so long ago.
Wasn't even mine, belonged to a neighbour which I found out only 2 years ago! He just walked into the back of the house one day 7 years ago, liked what he saw and decided to become a regular visitor.
Always made him welcome and he was here at the house every single day more or less and I became very attached to him.
Developed a thyroid problem and went downhill very quickly until the owner informed that they would put him out of his misery. Poor little bleeder. Miss him terribly.
Would Sir require any more cushions?
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Thats the ones who basically stole my bank account
absolute bunch of robbing tossers. Disgraceful.Agreed. But so many vets have sold out to them. We are currently trying to find a decent independent vet in the Lincoln area but they are few and far between and don’t start me on the criminals who run pet insurance schemes!
despite the rather rotund look he's now on a special diet of wet food with added water and a cystease tablet a day - back to being a demanding pain in the arse 
