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Hello Stacey, welcome to our happy crew Thank you for saving this puss from her stray life, I'm sure she will respond with love and affection, seems she's already doing that by fattening up a little. Have you named her yet? Could you post a picture? maybe we can help you with a breed or a description of her colour etc. It's great you've been to a vet, regular check ups are important, also is she neutered; I guess you have discussed all this with your vet. We are here to help you- chat away from Nette, Pearla and Pandora. x |
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Hiya, she isn't neutered but will be booked in as soon as she's back to a good weight and healthy enough to cope with the surgery, but she wont be leaving the house, just hope she hasn't come across any stray males while she was straying :-\ and i havnet named her as of yet, the other thing is i have a Rottweiler but she is so docile its unreal, i held the dog and let the cat wonder in the room of her own free will, and it seemed to go ok, no hissing or growling so hopefully after a few more little introductions they will hopefully get along, however i would never leave them alone in same room while i wasn't there. I will upload a few pics and hopefully see what kind she is thanx stacey |
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welcome to the forum. she is gorgeous!! The first name that came to my head when I saw her was Sadie!! Good luck with the introductions. I have just introduced a dog to my 2 cat owned home and after small, slow meetings they all get on fine. I dont leave them alone in the house though when we are out. |
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She's a gorgeous tortie/tabby cat Stacey. As for a name I'd like something sweet like Sugar or Honey but maybe that's because I'm eating a biscuit right now, Cookie? |
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Thanx for replies, she is a very sweet cat her nature is very quiet and loving, she doesn't like noise much, and definitely doesn't like other cats, she doesn't mind the dog tho, i thought of a few names, for example saffie, missy, millie, i do like sadie too. How long wud it take for a cat to answer to a name? I know dogs pick it up very quickly but not sure on cats. |
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i changed the names of both my cats as they were both rescue. My wee black boy was called casey jones, he was only 5month when we got him and i really didnt like the name. It didnt take him long, i kept shouting him and giving him treats when i said Harris (his new name) although he does still like to blank you when you call him!! Skye my tortie was called brandy and she was 13month when we got her. As she was in foster care before we picked her up, the foster carer started calling her Skye and she responded again fairly quickly to it. |
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To be honest Stacey, I don't think they know their names but respond to your voice Posh, was my stray, she passed away recently, was named for her being a persian that came in from the cold- very ladylike and aloof, but tender hearted. My other two, were both rescues who had different names at the fosterers but I changed them to suit their personalities and looks. I think names are given for our pleasure but they respond to our body language and tone of voice |
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