FabGuys.com forum: Cat appreciation thread

By *edBear OP Man
6 weeks ago

Manchester

I saw the thread this week about animals people dislike. There were loads of anti cat posts.

You can all fuck off. Cats rock. So this is for cat lovers ONLY.

Cats. Where did yo get yours and why are they fucking ace.

Mine? I have two rescues, they're amazing. Loads of character, full of love and addicted to Dreamies. I adore them, and they own the joint.

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By *atth86Man
6 weeks ago

2 rescues, found at 2 weeks old amd we took them in and played mum for a month. Got the two most chilled companions ever now, they follow us around everywhere and always want to snuggle up with us.

Anyone who says cats are independant dicks are just plain wrong

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By *edBear OP Man
6 weeks ago

Manchester

Awesome. They're so loving.

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By *rCurious75Man
6 weeks ago

Ashby de la Zouch

Have never owned a cat and probably not likely too. I am a dog person.

HOWEVER!

I do like cats and when I stayed with friends at an Airbnb at Le Mans for the 24hr race the house unbeknownst to us until we found the welcome letter, came with two cats.

They made a beeline for me lol. Stayed on my bed at night which was cool, then walked all over my laptop when I was watching porn (less cool).

I don’t think they are independent dicks. But sometimes the idea of them going “look I’ll just look after myself for today” is a change from a dog going “er can you walk me and feed me, like, everyday”.

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By *anDadBodMan
6 weeks ago

Speke

Have two here, one was from a friend, the other was from a women off the fabswingers site who i was meeting regularly, she had lots of cats, and the best ass for fucking 😈

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By *umlover68Man
6 weeks ago

Worthing

I have a half Maine Coon cat, found him asleep on the landing at the top of the stairs one summer when we had let the door open, he was quite feral at the time as he lived on the streets.

He would never go into his owners house (next door neighbours) due to the other animals they had, so he moved in with me and when they moved away I said I was happy to keep him.

I spent over 6 months slowly gaining his trust and cutting out bits of thickly matted fur, he's gone from a snarling nasty untrusting cat to one that sleeps on my lap and wants lots of attention

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By *hristine_JTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Anglesey

I've only had a couple of cats in my lifetime but I do love them. In general I prefer cats to people

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By *he ForceMan
6 weeks ago

Rugby

Big cats are incredible. A black leopard is the essence of feline beauty.

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By *opster77Man
6 weeks ago

Wantage

I’m surprised nobody’s made a pussy joke.

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By *achaelHTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Bosworth

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By *achaelHTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Bosworth

Our first was a tortoiseshell female rescue from a school teacher via my mother.

Found in Coventry and brought to N Wales where I was working at the time on Anglesey we had her about 11 years died of old age kidney issues.

Then a black one he was fun too plenty tude we had him 12 yrs died of a heart murmur.

Now we have a calico female lots of tude but fun too currently warming my bed with me

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By *atureTransTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Waterlooville

Cats have loads of personality , great fun and not independent.

If you give them love and attention you will be rewarded with a very good friend.

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By *aregay31Man
6 weeks ago

Marchwood Southampton

ive obly really had 2 cats both ginger marmalade coloured short haired. my current cat hes a little poser he has mastered the art of being mr innocent. downside is he bloody understands almost everything you say. for that I blame boris Johnson and is one way system speech during the pandemic

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By *lbino1951Man
6 weeks ago

Southampton

In the 70's where I was working and living, had a cat i was to look after. He was a wonderful cat. He didn't need to be toilet trained. Even outside he uses the drains. He followed me around the building, up in the lift. When I am in the office, he lay on the floor watching me. Unfortunately, when all staff had to move out, he tried to find out where I lived. He got hit by a vehicle. When I came to work, I found him. We tried another cat, but she was not too clever. But being with cats most of my life, I just adore them.

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By *eedsbearmanMan
6 weeks ago

Leeds

Moving house soon and planning to get a cat, most likely a rescue so no idea what type. Grew up with cats.

And went earlier this year to Istanbul, the city of cats. They were everywhere it was just amazing

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By *ondon RimmerMan
6 weeks ago

Islington

"Cats have loads of personality , great fun and not independent.

If you give them love and attention you will be rewarded with a very good friend."

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My cat died 30 years ago, still dream about him sometimes!

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By *etterbiggerMan
6 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

My sister and brother in law came. As they were leaving they said there's a cat there in the out building. In a crack in the door was a pretty dark tabby cat. It was November and very cold. I kept looking through the window. She just sat there. I rinsed the brine from some tuna at put it out for her. She devoured it. Later she appeared again. She looked left and right and 2 kittens appeared one on either side. She brought them to show me. Please feed me I've babies to look after. That was it. Off to the shop for cat food. I took them in. Found a home for one kitten and kept mum and the other, a ginger tom. He grew up to be the most adorable cat. SJ short for Sunny Jim. Broke my heart when he died. He's buried in the garden with his mum

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By *enjamin2018Man
6 weeks ago

Halstead

I love cats for their intelligence and their affection to the humans they like, but above all for their independence of mind ,they are our equals and in their minds, possibly our superiors , if a cat likes you, it's a bond for life .

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By *ustOneBearMan
6 weeks ago

Neath

My last cat was a rescue. Black male called Smithy. Was a great character. More people knew him than knew me.

There was a bowls club behind me and he would run and knock the Jack out of play. He liked coffee ( hot) and bolognaise. He would also meet me at the bottom of the road and jump up on my motorcycle to ride up the road on my tank. I didn’t go fast.

Definitely the best cat. I hope to get another rescue soon

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By *antsMeetsMan
6 weeks ago

uxbridge

I love cats, when I was with someone we had a Ragdoll, she was so nice. Id have one or two now but because of my job it wouldnt be fair as I overnight at least one night a week in a hotel.

I feed a local one who comes inside sometimes so a part time cat friend 😆

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By *hubbyGayTraffordMan
6 weeks ago

Stretford

I so miss having my load of cats.

However they would have to be housecats here , near too many big busy roads.

I know of a neighbourthat has 6 cats.

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By *ildwestheroMan
6 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

I've never owned a cat though I have had a cat own me. My stepsister bought a new farm and for awhile I house-sat the farmhouse before she could move everything from the old farm to the new one. With the farm came two resident cats. The one took to me instantly and followed me everywhere. Even after I moved away I would return occasionally for a visit and the cat would appear from nowhere complaining bitterly how badly my sister treated him even though he was well fed and had regular expensive check-ups with a vet. He just never liked her even though, being a farmer, she is far more of an animal person than I am. Sadly he died. We think he was about 16 and had had a good life.

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By *eather_uktvTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Manchester

Dogs have masters. Cats have staff. I have three cats, one is addicted to Dreamies, one is addicted to Weblox sticks and one is addicted to squirty cream.

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By *al423Man
6 weeks ago

Stoke-on-Trent

Got a 19 year old cat , did have her sister too, lived until she was 17, also have a 18 year old staffie I adopted last year, him and the cat are best buddies, sleep together always together when awake, the cat comes with us when I walk the dog

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By *lansubNWMan
6 weeks ago

warrington

guy in our street lives next door to a cat person (4 of them ), been loads of hassle between them in the past couple of years as he has tried to keep them out of his garden

he has carpet grips on his fence and uses a water cannon type thing to soak them

Dont have a go at me , just saying whats happening

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By *zaxzCouple (MM)
6 weeks ago

Bolsover

I lost my cat of 16 years earlier this week. She was a very loving and very sassy Tortoiseshell who loved to sit on my lap.

She passed away peacefully on her bed in front of the fire in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

I'm missing her terribly.

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By *issy crystalTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Hook

Owned by a couple of cats. Silly sods. But love them to bits.

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By *obbie300Man
6 weeks ago

BANGOR Co Down

Would never harm a cat and i am always strokng them ,but owners just let them out to shit in everyone elses gardens ,dig up.plants ,kill birds ,frogs etc,spend my life cleaning up cat shit.Think thats why people dont like them

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By *andomguy321Man
6 weeks ago

reading

Fascinating creatures

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By *ruemaleMan
6 weeks ago

notts

Love cats. Can't really have pets now for various reasons but if I was younger.

Detest dogs. Sorry to all you dog lovers.

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By *hubbyGayTraffordMan
6 weeks ago

Stretford

"Would never harm a cat and i am always strokng them ,but owners just let them out to shit in everyone elses gardens ,dig up.plants ,kill birds ,frogs etc,spend my life cleaning up cat shit.Think thats why people dont like them

There is natural stuff you can put down to stop them digging..worth a try.

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By *adwolf75Man
6 weeks ago

Grantham

Own 2 cats,2 dogs,one cat Polo is long white haired and deaf so im particularly protective of her

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By *ick ZuckerMan
6 weeks ago

sheffield

Don’t get it myself..sending them off outside to shit in everyone else’s garden

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By *oaq2Man
6 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

"Own 2 cats,2 dogs,one cat Polo is long white haired and deaf so im particularly protective of her"

I guess Polo has blue eyes? That seems to go with deafness in white cats.

I once had a pair of white cats with green eyes and good hearing. Next door's dogs would bark at them, scaring them witless. Another white cat (blue eyed and obviously deaf) would sit atop the fence totally unfazed by the barking. The dogs would give up and slink off in disappointment! It was entertaining to watch. 😀

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By *ral b..Man
6 weeks ago

Can I buy one from Witch magazine

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By *issycumslut10TV/TS
6 weeks ago

Luton

Dogs have Masters, Cats have Staff !

Can’t stand them.

We’re always told Dogs are stupid and Cats are smart.

Cats don’t help blind people to live a fuller life or sense medical issues or help Police & Customs find evidence. And their claws hurt !!

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By *ildwestheroMan
6 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

Rather like cats but they don't always like me. Can't be in a confined space with one or I sneeze my head off. Back in the good weather a cat--no idea where it came from--would often be out sunning itself in my south facing garden. Look of total disdain if I was out in the garden, as if to say 'What the hell are you doing in MY garden? Be gone you trespassing human!'

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

I have a beautiful cat. He has big blue eyes, and is loving and affectionate. Dogs can be lovely as well. However, I do find that a pet often reflects its owners personality. I don't particularly like pigeons! But I wouldn't criticise someone who does. Why would someone hate a cat or a dog? Hate is a terrible thing. So easily stated by people who probably don't understand the meaning of the word. I will probably get hateful messages now, from some people on here. Rather Orwellian,

"Hate week" on fab?

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

Birds tend to shit in everyone's gardens as well? On their cars, and washing. My cat has his own toilet indoors as he's a housecat! Dogs tend to shit where they're walked. Not all dog owners pick it up. It can infect and cause blindness in children. Many dogs have been in the news recently, for attacking and killing. Like I said before. The animals are great. It's mostly the so called pet owners, who can be the problem.

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By *ral b..Man
6 weeks ago

The Pope loves cats....

He's a Cat-a-holic

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By *dstefiMan
6 weeks ago

Solihull

At one point when we lived in Ireland on an acre or so pretty wild ground, we had six cats (all British shorthairs or varying hues from black through tabby to ginger)

What amazed me was their ability to cooperate and hunt in a pack. If there were pigeons on the "lawn" (it was more like a bog), a couple of the cats would stay in plain sight while a couple of the others would commando crawl to an attack position, staying hidden while the birds kept a beady eye on the visible ones. The commando cats would charge out of the blind spot and almost always take at least one bird by complete surprise.

They're cold blooded killers, vicious bastards and I love them.

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By *adwolf75Man
6 weeks ago

Grantham

"Own 2 cats,2 dogs,one cat Polo is long white haired and deaf so im particularly protective of her

I guess Polo has blue eyes? That seems to go with deafness in white cats.

Polo does have blue eyes its quite amusing watching Zoe my labrador bark at her with no response

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By *issy crystalTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Hook

There is something about a deaf white cat that makes them ultra-adorable.

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