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| #1 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 8:00 AM | |
 EpathiaIs Lonely    437 Posts 228 Achievements  
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I love my Mugi very much, no doubt about this, but sometimes I'm not sure what goes through her head.
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| #2 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 8:46 AM | |
 RedSekhmetDo you have a life?  6,816 Posts 863 Achievements |
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| #3 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 8:52 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@RedSekhmet
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| #4 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 10:59 AM | |
| nerdlicious Only has Room for One  2,083 Posts 227 Achievements |
My cat Stubby can be a little devil sometimes too. He loves chewing through my headphones whenever he has the chance so at night I have to make sure they're somewhere he can't reach. I must have gone through over a dozen (admittedly cheap) pairs because of him. |
| #5 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 1:02 PM | |
| Shay is a Time Lord  6,316 Posts 1,248 Achievements |
@Epathia
My Princess loves earbuds. Only the in ear earbuds. I think it's the rubber that she likes to nom on. I had a very cheap pair that I swear every night I had to play hunt for the earbuds because no matter where I put them she'd find them. Lucky for her she wasn't the one who broke them, I did. Now I have a $20 pair of skullcandy earbuds. She knows if she even looks at these it's off with her head. The turd still wants them. I caught her a few times snooping around the box I keep them in. The ipod ones I had by the computer are now missing in action. Pay back I guess for not letting her nom my good ones. On the other hand, I had a cat that once chewed through not one, but three tv cables. The one going to the tv, the one going from the tv to the vcr, and the one going to the cable box, total of two different tvs. lol that explained why all of the sudden the tv reception got horrible. Impressed the cable guy when he came to figure out the problem. He though at first we had a rabbit that got up there. Remember, pillage first then burn. |
| #6 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 1:25 PM | |
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My cat...uhhh... chews on my bras.
Well, anything with straps she pulls out of my drawers or hamper. And I can't really do much about it because she can open doors. Stupid smart cat. >.< She also tries to eat plants, which is annoying because she always throws up after eating them. I mean I feel bad, but seriously, by now, I think she has figured out that the plants are making her sick.
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| #7 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 1:26 PM | |
| Vibranium Posting Machine v2  144 Posts 121 Achievements |
My cat's getting pretty old now (she's maybe 15/16) and going totally senile. She just gets a wild hair and runs through the house all willy-nilly. But in the past six months or so, she's picked up this weird habit of stealing clean socks out of my laundry basket and running through the house with them. She'll carry them around like a dog, throw them in the air, bat at them with her paws. It's really funny but kind of frustrating when I go to find socks for work and can't find any. I've never had her chew through any of my electronics cords or anything. We don't have any issues with our other cat chewing anything up either. He's too lazy for that. I might be getting a new kitten at the end of the month so I might have to kitten-proof the house again since we haven't had a little kitty in so long. 
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| #8 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 1:57 PM | |
| Misanthropy Is a Survivor  1,418 Posts 357 Achievements |
@Epathia I moved out for the summer and only go home occasionally. I have three cats. In my mind I was like "oh they're going to cuddle with me all night!" hahaha....no. They fought ALL night, kept scratching/knocking things over/jumping on me... I didn't get ANY sleep.
My one cat destroys everything if I don't wake up when she wants me to. Her list so far includes (but is not limited to) my new couch, my headphones, anything including wires of any kind, picture frames, ANYTHING hanging on the wall....cats are weird.
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| #9 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 3:03 PM | |
| Nightingale Gets Around  4,385 Posts 468 Achievements |
@Epathia My mother was in the shower, my bedroom door was open, my cat was 'lonely'. She really hates if we're home and one of us isn't there to absorb attention from. So, she rectified it. By meowing in my ear. My mattress is directly on the floor so when she sits beside it she is mighty close. I happened to be asleep, laying on one side. All I heard was a loud meow, and woke up with a start to see her squinting lovingly at me right beside my head. She then stretched, blurted, and walked out.
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| #10 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 3:25 PM | |
| Carpathia is a Skilled Hooker  1,878 Posts 731 Achievements |
Lazard is still a baby, so he likes to nom nom everything. If you want to keep something you have to wrestle it away from him. He also really likes to play around the Xbox when we're playing it. He has yet to turn it off, thank goodness, but we're always scared he will. He also loves to play when it's time to sleep. He gets in the bed with you and runs up and down the length of your body trying to get you to get up and play.
Captain is older and she's sneakier. The worst she does to me is when I'm crocheting, she will lay next to me and act disinterested. When I ignore her and really get into it, I wind up with an empty end piece even though I'm not done with the skein. She will ninja chew through the yarn as I go along.
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| #11 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 3:44 PM | |
| Religion Donated to the Cash Shop  2,883 Posts 282 Achievements |
My friend's cat chewed my ear phones once though. She brought me a new pair. I felt kinda bad, though lol But suprinsingly, though,. my cats don't chew anything. Well...nothing like that. One of my cats nibbled my toe when we first got her, and my other cat likes to eat my leg and hand. But my cat likes anything sweet or salty. He legit eats anything. |
| #12 :: July 2nd, 2012 @ 4:00 PM | |
ren 2,826 Posts 1,152 Achievements |
hahaha, oooh the cat stories. My cat Luna likes to wake people up by opening the bottom bathroom cabinets and then she lets it slam shut. She will do this until we get up so we've started to close the bathroom door before bed. Then, during feeding time she will hover around the bowl and basically block me from putting anything in to it because she's so excited. Another cat, Summer, would wake us up by sitting right next to our pillows and she would purr very loudly as well as tickling our faces with her whiskers. Ellie, our chubby calico, will take over an entire stair and she won't move for anyone. It was very scary when she first started doing this because she's mostly black and it's hard to see her at night. We thought we'd step on her so now there's a night light for the staircase. Oliver, our now deceased fluffy orange cat, user to try and get out every time we let the dogs out. He succeeded one day when he was very old and we're fairly certain he found a place to lay himself to rest. My baby tuxedo cat, Mara, is such an angel. She's the most behaved kitty I have ever had. |
| #13 :: July 3rd, 2012 @ 12:00 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
So busy today!! Sorry it's taken so long to reply!
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| #14 :: July 3rd, 2012 @ 2:12 AM | |
| Imperial is a Sun-Worshipper  4,592 Posts 450 Achievements |
 @EpathiaI know exactly how you feel. My youngest cat LOVES to chew on technology cords, and too many times has he destroyed things. For example, headphone cords - both of earbud and expensive over the ear ones, my Nintendo DS charger cord, and most aggravating of all my computer cord. I swear to god, I had my laptop for like... a couple months and already had to replace the cord because the little boy chewed it. Needless to say, I was not impressed. I love this cat to death, but dear god, sometimes I just want to scream. My other cat absolutely adores plastic. Anything plastic she loves to chew on it - bags, especially. Very irritating to be woken up at some ungodly hour because my cat has somehow managed to find the one plastic bag in my room and start chewing on it.
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| #15 :: July 3rd, 2012 @ 2:45 AM | |
| ren 2,826 Posts 1,152 Achievements |
@Epathia I guess this means that I pretty much outed myself as one of the many crazy cat ladies on subeta. Lol! Mara is definitely a sweetie pie. I'll ty to get a picture to post here tomorrow. She has some of the most beautiful green eyes I've ever seen on a kitty. I'd love to see your kitty if you happen to have a picture! |
| #16 :: July 3rd, 2012 @ 3:09 AM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand  2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
If I had a nickel for every time my Vanilla has bitten through earbuds, I'd be rich. She dumps things off their shelves on a daily basis, she tortures my grass snake by sitting on his cage(He was a wild snake, and freaks out whenever she does this.), she pukes all the time from eating too fast, if I'm away from home too long or don't give her enough attention she'll poop on my rug, she inadvertently breaks things, she licks my fan when it's on for no reason and her licking causes lots of noise, she likes to wake me up in the middle of the night, she likes to tear up any paper items, if there is anything that produces a crackle sound when touched she WILL find it, and she WILL destroy it, I can't have plants in my room because she'll eat them but yet she won't touch the plant that I bought specially for her to eat on, and I also have to get special metal string since she has this weird obsession with biting on regular strings until they break. But I still love my little co-dependent, devious kitty of mine.
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| #17 :: July 3rd, 2012 @ 4:48 PM | |
| Rapunzel is a Time Lord  3,780 Posts 619 Achievements |
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| #18 :: July 3rd, 2012 @ 7:54 PM | |
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| #19 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 4:33 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@Imperial
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| #20 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 4:48 AM | |
| Opus The Gourmand  1,592 Posts 1,007 Achievements |
 We currently have 6 kitten (4 at 2 months, 2 at 1 month) so I feel your pain. And their mothers of course.They do chew on cords but I don't think they have ruined any of them yet. But oh god, they have so much energy. You can hear them racing through the house and then at night they jump around on me, playing. Also one of the adults had this habit of stomping in and dragging the water bowl across the floor when it was empty and she was thirsty. It made a hell of a noise. Now imagine that happening at 4 am or something. Luckily though it seems she has stopped doing it, now she patiently waits next to it.
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| #21 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 5:41 AM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand 2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
Very stressful. In the past she's also broken a expensive flat screen tv by trying to climb on it. More recently, she managed to open the lid to my corn snakes cage the other day and he got out. Scared me half to death, but I found him. But then there are the times when she comes to me in my bed and sleeps with me on my pillow, or when she cries for me to come to her when I've been gone a while, and it makes it all worth it. How can you possibly put a cat in a timeout? xD Maybe she wanted some food or something. I looked at the picture you posted by the way, she's adorable c:
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| #22 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 11:39 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@Silverwolf Last Edit by:
Epathia 7/04/12 - 2:22:39 pm
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| #23 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 1:21 PM | |
| PunkyNinja is a Skilled Hooker  383 Posts 350 Achievements |
"Remember me..."
 @Epathia A few years ago, I had this devil kitten with teeth from hell. He would chew every cable into non-existence and I was surprised he didn't get shocked (many of the cords were plugged in). He also had an extremely bad habit of biting. Not just play biting. I mean, draw-blood-and-then-never-let-go biting. :s And he would make these really weird growling sounds when he did it, too. "...and your true self, as well." |
| #24 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 3:05 PM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@PunkyNinja
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| #25 :: July 4th, 2012 @ 10:47 PM | |
| Kaela Donated to the Cash Shop  394 Posts 314 Achievements |
My cat Bruce (named after Bruce Wayne of course, hurhur) doesn't really chew, or intentionally try to cause trouble. Generally, he's pretty well-behaved, but of course he has his little hangups. He loooves to watch the birds in our backyard, so in the summer I open my bedroom window and let him flick his tail and chitter and chatter to his heart's content. This year, I've started leaving the window open even when I'm not in the room; big mistake. At first he made a hole in the screen big enough that he could stick his head out. So I lowered the window a little to block that hole. He reached his paw up and around the window pane to snag the hole on his claws, and make it bigger, so he could reach it again. This process was repeated a couple times, and now the hole is a fourth of the whole screen, so I can't let him have window time unsupervised. Once, my mom opened a window that doesn't have a screen, and fifteen minutes later our neighbor called and told us that our cat was outside. On the roof. It took ten minutes of coaxing and a huge bag of kitty treats to get him back inside, but boy did he like having such a great vantage point! Speaking of kitty treats, there is nothing he won't do to get them. I set a bag on top of my TV (which was, admittedly, an ancient Magnavox I got from craigslist for $10) and not even five minutes later he'd knocked the TV over and broken it, just so he could snatch the bag of treats and take off with them. He's tough enough to fight off our big dogs (a retriever and a Saint). He freaks out at the smell of my hand lotion. He actually really hates catnip. He loves to chase my siblings' cats, who are older and bigger, all over the house. He has about half a million nicknames. Previously Comatose and Shamrock. Charahub |
| #26 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 1:51 AM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand 2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
It was :c I was so scared that she had gotten him out of his cage and killed him! And I know :3 Yeah, they work, but my cat does so many bad things that if I were to put her in a timeout every time she got in trouble she'd never leave her crate xD Plus, she is sneaky and usually does bad things when I'm asleep/away from home, and by the time I found what she did, it'd be too late to punish her, since she wouldn't understand why she was being punished. And you're welcome c: I can tell xD @PunkyNinja My cat likes to chew on thin cords, but with thick cords(like Tv cords) she'll just unplug them. I wouldn't keep a cat like that though, there are too many wires for him to get electrocuted and everything with a wire would be ruined. Did you give him up after realizing that you wouldn't be able to keep him from chewing the wires?
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| #27 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 1:59 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@Silverwolf
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| #28 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 3:09 AM | |
| Psychedelia Forum Grand Master  15,021 Posts 852 Achievements |
 @Epathia - Miss Faithy likes tape. She has a serious adhesive addiction, so anything with any kind of sticky has to be put in drawers so she doesn't lick and chew it to death. She LOVES scotch tape, went through a few before I figured it out  I let her chew on tape from mailing packages when we get them, hehe. She has very very sharp claws, and uses them ever so gently to poke me on my arm to wake me up for pets and love. She'll just keep patting with her claws out until I pet her or get up and feed the POOR STARVING PERISHING KITTYCATS YOU BAD OWNER YOU. She's a fatty fat but she's a good fatty fat Miss Lucy likes to run across me and walks across my boobs and jumps from things onto my shoulder. I have to hold real still and hope she doesn't misjump, or she'll claw me down my back/arm/boobs. She's pretty good, and only claws now if I don't know she's jumping and scare her. She's also picking up the adhesive nomming from Faith and that's why everything has to be put away, while Faith can't jump up on things higher than my bed, Lucyboots can. Lucy also likes to chew up cardboard. She's destroyed so many boxes..... Mr Lystie, well he's only destructive to catnip and the occasional mouse, although he's 12 now, so he's not too destructive anymore, he just likes to take over my entire lap and push my laptop off and lay across my arms and purr until he feels like getting down. My arms fall asleep sometimes b/c he is a big tank of a purrito. They are my good kitty babies  
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| #29 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 11:40 AM | |
| PunkyNinja is a Skilled Hooker 383 Posts 350 Achievements |
"Remember me..."
@Silverwolf We unfortunately did have to give him up, but he went to a good home with a big farm and lots of other (non-electrical) things to chew. c: "...and your true self, as well." |
| #30 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 2:50 PM | |
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he just likes to take over my entire lap and push my laptop off and lay across my arms and purr until he feels like getting down. My arms fall asleep sometimes b/c he is a big tank of a purrito. Hehe. This sounds exactly like our kitty J.R. If I sit down with my laptop, he's in my lap immediately and takes up all the space. If I'm sitting at the desktop, he gets in my lap so I can't even use the keyboard. XD He thinks he helps me study, but he just gets in the way. XD
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| #31 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 4:12 PM | |
| ren 2,826 Posts 1,152 Achievements |
@Epathia Your cat is so SO cute!! She almost looks wild with those wisps of hair on her ears! Here are some bad quality cell phone pics of mara! mara mara chilling |
| #32 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 5:14 PM | |
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| #33 :: July 5th, 2012 @ 7:22 PM | |
| Lisa Has a Massive Family  11,882 Posts 969 Achievements |
 @Epathia I've had a cat chew my phones too. Now they stay in a drawer or my purse when I'm not using them. Cats...whatever are we going to do with them? They're lucky they're so damn cute. My Holly (7-year-old tabby girl) and Emma (almost 1-year-old grey tuxedo girl) go through their naughty phases every once in a while. Just after dinner tonight, I was sitting on the couch messing about on my kindle and CRASH. I look up and there's Emma sitting there cleaning her paws, looking all innocent, with the rocking chair knocked over. Little bugger.
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| #34 :: July 6th, 2012 @ 9:00 PM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand 2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
@Epathia I know, I was almost certain he was was at least hurt, since she always shows great interest in him whenever he's in his cage :c But thankfully he was hidden from her. Hm. Maybe you should try cat nail caps? It doesn't hurt them, but it prevents them from scratching things. Supposedly it works great, but my cat refuses to keep them on. No matter what I do she always bites them off. At first I thought that maybe she just had to get use to them, so every time she took one off I would glue it back onto her nail, but after 2 months of doing at least 2 nails a day, I figured she wasn't going to suddenly change and stop biting them off. I guess it just depends on how tolerant your cat is to things being on them. Or, if you haven't already tried this, you could just clip her nails so they aren't so sharp. It still hurts a little since the tip will be rough, but it's a lot better than having a pointed tip scratching you. My cat and I share my room, she basically lives in my room  Being a cat, it would seem like one room isn't enough room for her, but she doesn't really care about how much room she has. As long as she has a couple things specially for her to climb, a few toys, and a large window she can lay down next to, she's perfectly content. Thing is she sometimes has a problem distinguishing what is mine and what's hers, and often uses/abuses my stuff. I would allow her to roam around the house, but if I did she would be able to escape outside(We have a doggy door for our small dog. I wouldn't have a problem with her going outside every now and then, but considering she's a very pretty cat, and the fact that somebody stole our two other cats, I don't want to take the chance of losing her too.), and she would only see me once in a while since I never have my door open for the animals to wander into my room.@PunkyNinja Ah. I think cats like that are more suited to life on a farm anyways c:
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| #35 :: July 7th, 2012 @ 2:14 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@Silverwolf
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| #36 :: July 7th, 2012 @ 2:40 AM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand 2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
Ah, good! I think they're like $15, or something like that for a 1 month supply. I thought they would help keep my cat from tearing up my rugs and other stuff, but apparently we just needed to get her a different type of scratching material. Now she rarely scratches anything but her special scratching post. She is, but I suppose I prefer a complicated kitty rather than a normal everyday kitty. I know :c The first cat to be stolen was a pure black cat with green eyes named Midnight, I had found him in an abandoned lot as a small kitten. He had always disappeared around Halloween(And, since he's black with green eyes, every Halloween we became worried.), but he always came back. But a few years ago, he never came back. I haven't seen him since. The black yellow-eyed cat that lived across the street also disappeared. The second cat we had was a gray tabby named Misty, who was the sister of our other cat. I didn't much mind her being stolen though. She was a brat who hated all of us, and only came home for food. I honestly don't know how somebody stole her. She ran from every human who came near her, even though we raised her the same way we raised her people-friendly brother.
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| #37 :: July 7th, 2012 @ 2:48 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@Silverwolf
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| #38 :: July 7th, 2012 @ 3:05 AM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand 2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
I think that's what we got. I know one site had them at $15 for one month(or, 20 caps.), but my mom looked around more and found a better deal. Though, I dislike pink, so we got purple Do you think she was stolen, or just wandered off and never returned? And that's probably why people don't like cats, because they wander from home often. But, you know, dogs are worse than cats in my opinion. Yeah cats wander off a lot, but they usually come home. Dogs on the other hand tend to find a way to intentionally escape and never return. People also think cats are independent, and although most are independent, I've found that if you properly train your cat, they can become even more dependent on their owner than dogs. I've found this out with Vanilla, of course.
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| #39 :: July 7th, 2012 @ 3:09 AM | |
| Epathia Is Lonely 437 Posts 228 Achievements |
@Silverwolf
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| #40 :: July 7th, 2012 @ 3:22 AM | |
| Silverwolf The Gourmand 2,408 Posts 806 Achievements |
She's still a kitten? I was thinking she was an adult xD Oh, I see. I guess some cats just don't mind leaving home for good. We always spayed/neutered our cats, but one of our
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