Woman mauled by her moggie!!!!
16 December 2013, 04:42 PM
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29 December 2015, 12:17 PM
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A very powerful predator, the Eurasion Lynx have successfully killed adult deer weighing to at least 150 kg (330 lb)
29 December 2015, 10:18 PM
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15 year old versus World's biggest house cat! - YouTube
Crikey, our cat weighs the same as an average female Eurasion Lynx!!!
Crikey, our cat weighs the same as an average female Eurasion Lynx!!!
By the way, even a little cat can kill much bigger animals, if in right mood with right moves. Their claws often go for the eyes of their big perpetrators. Once their threat is blinded, they can kick their a$$ and give then a run for their money or even murder them.
Your Ludo is one coolest looking cat but he looks so lazy that he probably will take three days to even get off his a$$, let alone murdering a deer!
30 December 2015, 04:27 PM
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30 December 2015, 04:34 PM
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Is that your Ludo, Matt? And is that you or your older son carrying Ludo?
By the way, even a little cat can kill much bigger animals, if in right mood with right moves. Their claws often go for the eyes of their big perpetrators. Once their threat is blinded, they can kick their a$$ and give then a run for their money or even murder them.
Your Ludo is one coolest looking cat but he looks so lazy that he probably will take three days to even get off his a$$, let alone murdering a deer!
By the way, even a little cat can kill much bigger animals, if in right mood with right moves. Their claws often go for the eyes of their big perpetrators. Once their threat is blinded, they can kick their a$$ and give then a run for their money or even murder them.
Your Ludo is one coolest looking cat but he looks so lazy that he probably will take three days to even get off his a$$, let alone murdering a deer!
31 December 2015, 12:55 PM
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31 December 2015, 07:40 PM
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See I said that they go for the eyes of their enemy. Once they're blind, they'll have great difficulty to go for the cat.
This one in the video is a feline Mike Tyson, fair play.
31 December 2015, 08:39 PM
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Is that your Ludo, Matt? And is that you or your older son carrying Ludo?
By the way, even a little cat can kill much bigger animals, if in right mood with right moves. Their claws often go for the eyes of their big perpetrators. Once their threat is blinded, they can kick their a$$ and give then a run for their money or even murder them.
Your Ludo is one coolest looking cat but he looks so lazy that he probably will take three days to even get off his a$$, let alone murdering a deer!
By the way, even a little cat can kill much bigger animals, if in right mood with right moves. Their claws often go for the eyes of their big perpetrators. Once their threat is blinded, they can kick their a$$ and give then a run for their money or even murder them.
Your Ludo is one coolest looking cat but he looks so lazy that he probably will take three days to even get off his a$$, let alone murdering a deer!
Ludo lets our 13lb male bully him! Though sometimes Ludo does dive on our 10lb female and we have to pull him off.
06 January 2016, 11:10 AM
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Not the ones in place girlfriend worked at
they would ****e everywhere , walk everwhere including on the cooker , eat anything that wasn't tied down including the fridge and saucepans
they would ****e everywhere , walk everwhere including on the cooker , eat anything that wasn't tied down including the fridge and saucepans
06 January 2016, 02:38 PM
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About walking on the cooker,they love walking on kitchen worktops, dining table and other high surfaces, and that's the way it is.
Also, a cat can never eat a fridge and a saucepan regardless of such appliance/pot being tied or untied- come off your tree, man.
06 January 2016, 04:03 PM
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random orphaned kittens , 'brought up' by offspring of mum an dad who she'd been caring for ,as I understood it.
( the kittens parents were there as well)
( the kittens parents were there as well)
06 January 2016, 04:46 PM
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Right. I thought your good lady was working in a care home/nursing home setting. I now understand that she worked at a private home setting where these adopted cats/kittens were probably never offered a litter tray. The keepers of the cats (with the kitten) should have offered them the litter tray from day one, since they adopted them. If they were just lumbered with these cats by their own older and selfish offspring on the move at the time when they became old and disabled themselves, then the offspring that lumbered them with such cats is very cruel. It's not cats' fault. Such cats are better off with someone who could look after them and provide them with what they need. Not the people who are in need of care themselves, and have people to care for them that dislike cats. First fault is of that offspring who didn't even bother to accustom these cats and the kitten with a litter tray business, and then dumped them on his ill parents.
06 January 2016, 05:11 PM
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Sounded ghastly tbh , like having to go outside to escape the pong
She was shuddering at the possibility of having to return
She was shuddering at the possibility of having to return
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07 January 2016, 11:01 PM
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Well generally they do go outside for their business. Buy one and you'd see that they're very clean animals themselves and they will go to do their crap outside, in order to escape your pong that lingers on inside your house.
Sorry, didn't know you did have a she-cat. I understand that she would shudder at the possibility of having to return.
Now carry on with your wind up with "ooooh, effing street cats from our area come and poo in my fantastic gardens, and they dig out my weedy dandelions, potatoes etc. etc." Apple threads are missing, so do push yer boat at 'cat' topic, why don't you?
She was shuddering at the possibility of having to return
Now carry on with your wind up with "ooooh, effing street cats from our area come and poo in my fantastic gardens, and they dig out my weedy dandelions, potatoes etc. etc." Apple threads are missing, so do push yer boat at 'cat' topic, why don't you?
10 January 2016, 01:14 PM
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Daughter has just sent me her voice message from her travels with the Thai street cats screaming and b1tchfighting in the background! Thai street cats sound very dysfunctional. Nothing like our civilised and well-behaved British cats.
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