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View Qwijibo's Profile Qwijibo Flag Bournemouth 02 Apr 16 9.41pm Send a Private Message to Qwijibo Add Qwijibo as a friend

I hate my cat. What should I do?

 

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View Mapletree's Profile Mapletree Flag Croydon 02 Apr 16 9.43pm Send a Private Message to Mapletree Add Mapletree as a friend

Originally posted by Qwijibo

I hate my cat. What should I do?

Get rid, life is too short.

There are plenty of mad cat ladies out there that will take one.

 

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View derby eagle's Profile derby eagle Flag Derby 02 Apr 16 10.03pm Send a Private Message to derby eagle Add derby eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Qwijibo

I hate my cat. What should I do?

So you get an animal which is by nature an animal that does its own thing. You have now decided you hate it and are asking a football forum what to do.

Why did you get it and what were your thoughts about the potential outcome when you did get it?

 

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miles18 Flag Telford 02 Apr 16 10.10pm

Not sure if this thread is serious?

My Mrs had a cat from her previous relationship. I ain't a cat person and hated her! Gave it a year in our new place and now we don't have a cat anymore.

She was a little bitch, at first it was pissing. Then had her claws in a couple of my coats, knocked and broke ornaments and stuff. Always in the bins and just generally a bitch. Got a couple of scars on my leg from her as well.

She was an indoor cat tho so no idea if that's why she was such a c***?

 



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View derby eagle's Profile derby eagle Flag Derby 02 Apr 16 10.14pm Send a Private Message to derby eagle Add derby eagle as a friend

Originally posted by miles18

Not sure if this thread is serious?

My Mrs had a cat from her previous relationship. I ain't a cat person and hated her! Gave it a year in our new place and now we don't have a cat anymore.

She was a little bitch, at first it was pissing. Then had her claws in a couple of my coats, knocked and broke ornaments and stuff. Always in the bins and just generally a bitch. Got a couple of scars on my leg from her as well.

She was an indoor cat tho so no idea if that's why she was such a c***?

So why don't you have a cat anymore? What happened to it?

 

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miles18 Flag Telford 02 Apr 16 10.26pm

Originally posted by derby eagle

So why don't you have a cat anymore? What happened to it?

Went to my mrs ex partner as I couldn't put up with it any longer.

 



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View Qwijibo's Profile Qwijibo Flag Bournemouth 02 Apr 16 11.48pm Send a Private Message to Qwijibo Add Qwijibo as a friend

Originally posted by derby eagle

1. So you get an animal which is by nature an animal that does its own thing. You have now decided you hate it and are asking a football forum what to do.

2. Why did you get it and what were your thoughts about the potential outcome when you did get it?

1. Yes.

2. I rescued the cat because I am kind. I also rescued her mother. We decided to get cats because the guinea pigs kept dying - I'd assumed they were a bit more robust.

Earlier I made some home-made beef burgers. Whilst they were cooking, I had a cheese-topped burger bap waiting on the side - similar to this: [Link]

I turned away for a moment, when I looked back she had licked the cheese part, which in my opinion is bang out of order. You just don't go around licking people's food. This is why I'm pissed off.

Also, the other night I brought a lady back to my house. The situation had foundations for sexy. I pulled the cat out to show my 'sensitive' side, explained I got her from a rescue home and had hand-reared her yada yada yada. Suitably enamoured by my caring philanthropic outlook, said lady was duly seduced. Anyway, at some point the kitten crept back into the room. She then pissed on my bed during sex. Literally, mid thrust.

Managed to change the bedding. With a boner this is embarrassing and you feel ridiculous. Got the situation back up and running again. All going well. Then she creeps back in and pisses on the bed again! Twice, in about ten minutes. How does a tiny animal even produce that much liquid? Any amorous feelings are ruined - animals, pissing etc - this just isn't my thing.

I have now run out of bedding. I have to steal my son's bedding (he was at his mum's), which is too small and left me with cold feet. Technically we finished the situation, but all I could think about was how much washing I had to do. I also used the phrase "please don't get fluids on my son's duvet" which, as soon as I said it, made me feel like a bad parent for having allowed this scenario to happen.

A few weeks ago, I was working really late, sat on my bed with a laptop. It's literally about 1 am. I'm tired and thankful to be finished. I pull back the duvet that I've been sat on for hours ready for a deserved sleep, only to find someone has pissed under the bedding. This must have happened while I was there, and at no point did anyone ask to go outside. I hold back the anger because I know it doesn't achieve anything. So I take the duvet (again) off my son's bed, and find that someone has also pissed under his bedding. 1am and no f***ing bed to sleep in. t***tish behaviour.

There have been several occasions where she's taken a dump on my son's bed.

I have more stories. Most involve piss and s***.

 

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View HeathMan's Profile HeathMan Flag Purley 03 Apr 16 12.14am Send a Private Message to HeathMan Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add HeathMan as a friend

Good to hear that you have resolved matters. Cats are independent and territorial. At times two toilet boxes for two cats are needed. Cats will happily live socially, but they can need the active guidance of an alpha owner. should you decide to get another cat,please train it carefully and well before it is allowed to attempt to be dominant with any of your friends.

 

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View Mapletree's Profile Mapletree Flag Croydon 03 Apr 16 12.33am Send a Private Message to Mapletree Add Mapletree as a friend

Like I said

Life is too short

You should feel no responsibility. Don't put up with it. Find some other mug

I wouldn't keep an incontinent kitty

 

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View kingdowieonthewall's Profile kingdowieonthewall Flag Sussex, ex-Cronx. 03 Apr 16 7.24am Send a Private Message to kingdowieonthewall Add kingdowieonthewall as a friend

Have you tried turning it off & not back on again.
Otherwise I can lend you my jack Russell.

 


Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

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Hoof Hearted 03 Apr 16 9.39am

You can't hate the cat for it's behaviour if you've not attempted to train it or control it's environment.

You allowed it to roam around your house and it doesn't know it is not allowed to mark it's territory indoors.

I would suggest that unless you want this to keep happening you should...

1. Get it trained by an animal behaviourist
2. Restrict it's movement around your house
3. Get it rehomed if you can't afford to or be bothered to "upgrade" your cat!

The cat will get a more rewarding life and you'll feel better towards him/her after!

 

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View MKCPFC's Profile MKCPFC Flag Spain/MK 03 Apr 16 10.04am Send a Private Message to MKCPFC Add MKCPFC as a friend

Take it to watch Palace , it will hate you for it.
It will either run away , or end up supporting them and then you know it will be suffering too.

 

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