My kitten

17-08-2005, 17:59

My kitten. She is 5 weeks old and just come out the vets today as she had diahorrea. The person who gave her to us said she was 6 weeks but sadly she was not so she got ill. But she seems to be doing great now

She is called midnight

http://www.batista.co.uk/kitten/DSCI0011.JPG

Mod Edit (Chris W): I have changed the embedded image to a link as it was too large to display properly within the forum.

Seti · 17-08-2005, 18:25

Awww she's cute

Wait till she starts climbing curtains and destroying furniture and bringing in frogs or mice or birdies

Sian

etccarmageddon · 17-08-2005, 18:28

it's usually the food thats the problem - avoid wiskas especially.

17-08-2005, 18:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seti

Awww she's cute

Wait till she starts climbing curtains and destroying furniture and bringing in frogs or mice or birdies

Sian

My 4 year old cat does that

This is my 4 year old

http://www.batista.co.uk/images/DSCI0017.JPG

danielf · 17-08-2005, 18:39

I can sense a mod edit coming

17-08-2005, 18:40

Yes on the big size

I will link them as urls

etccarmageddon · 17-08-2005, 18:41

I can see the site being shut down shortly due to exceeding the monthly band width quota!

17-08-2005, 18:45

Nah i got this left

Disk usage 210.38 Megabytes
SQL Disk usage 2.69 Megabytes
Disk space available 789.62 Megabytes
Bandwidth usage (current month) 1194.98 Megabytes
Monthly Bandwidth Limit 5% used

danielf · 17-08-2005, 18:49

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Originally Posted by Angelus

Nah i got this left

Disk usage 210.38 Megabytes
SQL Disk usage 2.69 Megabytes
Disk space available 789.62 Megabytes
Bandwidth usage (current month) 1194.98 Megabytes
Monthly Bandwidth Limit 5% used

That is some disk you've got there

17-08-2005, 19:41

This is what i got left

Disk space available 789.62 Megabytes

Bandwidth 22 gig left.

dilli-theclaw · 17-08-2005, 19:42

Why can't you attach them here?

Mike · 17-08-2005, 19:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seti

Awww she's cute

Wait till she starts climbing curtains and destroying furniture and bringing in frogs or mice or birdies

Sian

My cat once brought home a large fruit cake ! Just managed to get it through the cat flap in two halfs !

Mike

Jules · 17-08-2005, 20:12

She is so tiny! Oh and don't give her cows milk as they are not meant to have it as it is too rich for there tummys

17-08-2005, 20:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jules

She is so tiny! Oh and don't give her cows milk as they are not meant to have it as it is too rich for there tummys

true - cats tend to be lactose intolerant.

there are some other foods, which are bad for cats, in the link

http://cats.about.com/cs/catfood/a/humanfood.htm

greencreeper · 17-08-2005, 23:31

Best rule of thumb is to think in terms of the wild, and what they'd eat there. Chocolate buttons, say, would be short in supply

Our second dog used to love peeling tomatoes. Never ate them - just peeled them. You've got wonder what he got out of it. As a pup he consumed a fair bit of carpet and bedding. Best not to discuss what came out the other end, but it's a wonder he didn't get a blockage. Strange things are pets. That said, the hamster used to spend ages stuffing, unstuffing and restuffing his cheek pouches (incredible things). When I'm re-arranging the freezer to get everything in, I sometimes think that maybe he wasn't all that daft.