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Think it may beGetting close to Purrdie coming into call. She doesnt get out to roam but does follow me about the garden when I put the washing out. (and runs like a bullet out a gun back in again). A couple of times this, week we have had a strange black and white cat sitting on our window cill. Never happened in the 5 years Ive lived here before. The thing that's strange about it though is, she has never been out the front of the house!
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Oh never had a cat in call my Cleo - only female cat has been spayed same as the boys Archie - my first ever cat - sadly missed  then Oscar So I have no experience buthave the two "girl" Sal and Tess in season at the moment - no trouble though.  |
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usually jac, just usually but not allways a tom can hear the queen calling from a fair distance, Clementine was a house cat and her first call attracted 6 local toms to our house, i think they can smell them aswell. But i also know the toms often travel vast distance to get to a calling queen so he may not be local |
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I will be having her "bits taken care of" LOL but to be honest my vet left the practise and I am not impressed with the bloke that took over. Been on the scout for a good vet for a couple of weeks. The one that took over, well lets just say I wouldnt trust him with a goldfish never mind operate on my Purrdie |
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She's not calling yet though Luke. Just wondered if it was an ESP thing between cats  |
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