Beautiful cat

My DDS1 is soppy about cats. He has a regular visitor who comes and mews at the back door and I must admit he does provide cat treats. His partner is allergic so the cat is not allowed to come it . When he was on holiday recently, what did he send me a picture of? Not the scenery or the buildings, but a cat!

Lovely cat. Ive got 4 so im a bit soppy about cats

I am a massive cat lover but wouldn’t feed him or give treats only because I wouldn’t know whether he she was on a special diet etc,

Lovely to see a mention of "Six Dinner Sid", Sue Donim! I bought this book for my granddaughters, one of whom has a daughter of her own now. They later had a cat which they called Sid, and that phrase has entered the family vocabulary!

He's a beauty kircubbin

Not my cat is at the window every day.If the window is open he steals my cat food. The owners only feed him twice a day and he is hungry but I dont feed him. Very handsome boy.

You could ask on your local FB pages if anyone owns the cat or if they think it’s a stray. Such cats regularly feature on my local FB and there are several repeat offender cats who appear to visit half the homes in a neighbourhood, like Six Dinner Sid. People online are now familiar with their antics, so someone will post a photo of a sad-face cat and someone else will pop up and say, Oh, that’s Buttons, he lives at 103 Anywhere Street, don’t worry, he’s got a good home.

Try attaching a paper collar, you might get an answer that way. www.cats.org.uk/croydon/news/paper-collars-for-stray-cats

My cat had been fed prescription food for many years and was thriving on it. A few years ago she stopped eating her supper when she arrived home for the night and I suspected she was being fed and she slowly became unwell. I discovered in January, a few days before she was put to sleep that she had been spending the days in a house close by and returned home for a night's sleep.

If you suspect the minx has another home, you are not helping the cat or the owner- it is torture waiting for an animal to return, not knowing if they are unwell, had an accident or found a better offer.

He really is lovely.
Again, the cat, not your husband, although I'm sure he's very nice too.

I'll keep resisting MissA. It helps my willpower that my husband doesn't like cats. Or rather what they do to the garden. I sometimes go out and give him a bit of fuss. The cat not my husband.

He'll wear you down eventually.

Please don't feed other people's cats. Unless they look clearly underweight and dirty/feral it's not a good idea.

The worry people go through when their pets don't come home at the usual times is horrible. I also have a cat with food allergies and have had to make all locals aware of this because feeding him causes allergic dermatitis, which causes sore skin and hairloss which costs me a lot of money and causes him a lot of discomfort. He gets depressed if he isn't allowed out to sunbathe so it puts me in a impossible situation.

It is indeed. I've posted it before. He/she rolls about, trying to look more enticing!

It must be very hard to resist that little face Kate !

I love that photo!

Oh yes it did

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It's very kind of you and hard to resist I know. However, my neighbour was feeding a cat and the owner found out and was furious. She said the cat was on a special diet and because of my neighbour she would no longer be letting the cat out. We have this appealing face every now and then but so far I have resisted its charms.

Definitely stop the treats cats aren’t loyal creatures and will go where they get the most comfort/food you don’t want to unwittingly entice someone’s beloved pet away. If she stops visiting as there are no longer treats then you’ll know she was just looking for greener grass ?