Fed Up Of Politics?? Cat Videos Are Better

[wolf63]

Political Silly season has arrived. No matter who gets the job as PM (Larry is gonna win) the media will be full of moans and groans.

So, here is a cat video to watch. Bring some sanity back into the world.

[wolf63]

This guy was posting loads of videos of him dealing with angry cats. More people started taking their cats to him as some Vets were refusing to treat the poor little kittens.

[Buenchico]

I'd have loved to adopt that cat in the first video ;-)

The Turkish vet has quite a following, with over half a million subscribers to his YouTube channel. (I've watched many of his videos myself).

[Sqad]

Fed Up Of Politics??

I'm fed up with bloody cat videos.

[wolf63]

I thought you were a Cat Lover Sqad. Larry will be the next PM, at least you know your position in life with a cat.

[Sqad]

wolf.......I AM a cat lover.

[wolf63]

Chris, you would trust the gonad shredder? I wonder if he found a new home.

[wolf63]

Sqad, I used to be obsessed with my dogs.

I find cat psychology to be a very interesting subject. I have had two boy dogs and two boy cats - they were all softies. My girl cat was both stupid and vicious. She shredded my hand on her first day of living with me.

I have been cat free for a while now, it is nice being able to do what I want without being bullied

[Patsy33]

First video, Very friendly cat...... Lol!
Second video, Great Vet... So brave & relaxed with his 'patients' Good job we have people like that.
I could watch him forever... ;-)

[fraser]

sanity on answerbank don't your breath wolf63.!!!

[wolf63]

Fraser, you have a point.

:-)

[10ClarionSt]

The RSPB and other nature organisations reckon that the domestic cat is the biggest threat to small wildlife in this country, ie, birds, mice, rabbits etc. Cats will kill these animals for no reason whatsoever. However, there is a tortoise shell cat that keeps coming in my garden and ripping up the borders then leaving it's mess. I've tried lots of things to stop it but now I'm thinking terminal thoughts. I've been googling traps. We'll see.

[wolf63]

10c,

My brother has finally accepted that his feline neighbour is more intelligent than him and that she is going to do what she wants no matter what he does.

Have you tried all the usual deterrents?

https://www.housebeautiful.com

[10ClarionSt]

Is that link some kind of wind up, wolf63? Anyway, look at this link;
https://wilderness-society.org/domestic-cats-as-a-serious-threat-to-local-wildlife/

[wolf63]

10c
The link that I 'tried' to give you should have taken you to a list of ideas to keep cats out of your garden.

I have had, as an adult, three cats. They were all indoor cats as I live in the city centre. They were all 14+ years when they died.

We will never agree as to whether cats should be allowed to roam freely (or about dogs!) and I have no problem with that.

Cats are killers and they are very good at it. They are not just cuddly and cute, having been attacked by my own girl cat I know that they are well armed and ready for battle.

Lets hope the birds learn to outsmart the felines.

[10ClarionSt]

You must have posted the wrong link wolf. Nothing on there about cats. Not that I could find anyway. I'll try anything at the moment.

[pastafreak]

This might be of help 10C...

https://www.countryliving.com/uk/wildlife/pets/a32402647/how-stop-cats-pooping-in-garden/

[wolf63]

10c, I had problems posting a link the other day as well. Sorry to confuse you.

Try the hints in Pastas link. Sudden noises will scare them off but its going to be difficult to set something up.
I had to booby-trap my cooker and worktops with pots and pans to scare Frankie off (he used to play with the control panel for the boiler!).

Have fun.