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lol, that made me laugh too. (i am starting to think that maybe this lady is a bit nutty!!!!!) |
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so. the oldest cat so far is 23! can i divide MY age by cat years and say i'm that old? I had somebody the other day say to me "oh i thought you were much older than 29, you look about 40"!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS for that!!! |
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My Mols is only 5.5ish months old so she def not the oldest CJK when the mothers up the school found out I was 30 they thought i was older than that, they thought I was about 35 It must be these kids that make us look old and haggered |
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Well, although I only take on oldies, the eldest I have had is 14. Although the vet estimated Ginger at 11 when I got him 4 years ago, so he will be 15 in August. |
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My oldest was 19, we had her siblings and they died at 15 and 16. Our current oldest 2 are only 'babies' at 9! Blimey, some of you have really oldie cats - what the secret?! |
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My Putney's 19, 20 this September, if he makes it through the summer. (Named after the town in London he was found wandering as a lad, prob had all the gals he wanted back then before his snip and life in the country!) |
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