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KoishiiKitty wrote:skigod377 wrote:
What a beast!! Are you gonna get him neutered? I have caught feral cats and gotten them fixed since this issue with the kittens on Coleman. I bet he runs the neighborhood. Hahaha! Even your other cat looks at him in disbelief.
yes! he is going to get fixed….not sure when…but he will. I am not even sure he knows he is a male! I have yet to see him spray anything.
Hopefully you can keep it that wayI bet he is as big as our cat PC or a tad bigger! PC is a 14.9 lbs cat, no fat! LOL And he is LONG…. he streches out and WOW! Very close to over 2 1/2 feet all streched out! But he is the biggest damn chicken… I call him our “Chicken Cat”. 😆
He is laying on a love seat that is turned on its back.
Your kitty Sid it very handsome! 🙂
I haven’t heard of Nature’s Guardian; I’m assuming that it’s an over-the-counter flea preventative. OTC products can be a little unpredictable as far as how well they work, though. 🙁 What’s the active ingredient?
BTW, flea and tick products can be dangerous: NEVER put a product labeled specifically for dogs on a cat! I know you haven’t done anything of the sort, and wouldn’t. But I wanted to mention it in general because there are flea and tick products for dogs that are lethal to cats. 😯 Saw this happen recently with a family who used a grocery-store remedy on their cat without checking the label. It was very bad. 🙁
That is a huge cat, he’s beautiful tho. You really need to get a pic of him with a Windstone, we know how big those are, and it woule give us a good size reference.
I love his name.
Kyrin
Barrdwing wrote:I haven’t heard of Nature’s Guardian; I’m assuming that it’s an over-the-counter flea preventative. OTC products can be a little unpredictable as far as how well they work, though. 🙁 What’s the active ingredient?
BTW, flea and tick products can be dangerous: NEVER put a product labeled specifically for dogs on a cat! I know you haven’t done anything of the sort, and wouldn’t. But I wanted to mention it in general because there are flea and tick products for dogs that are lethal to cats. 😯 Saw this happen recently with a family who used a grocery-store remedy on their cat without checking the label. It was very bad. 🙁
Yup, I know not to put dog stuff on kittys 🙂
this is the website: http://www.sergeantsnatural.com/science.html
this is the ingrediant’s :
# peppermint oil
# cinnamon oil
# lemongrass oil
# clove oil
# thyme oilI am not fond of drops at all, and I still am sketchy about using oils. I read about other peoples animals…but mine seemed to be fine despited them all smelling like peppermint airfreshioners for a while.
it is an OTC, and even though it is all natural plant oils, I am iffy on how much oil is used. I’m going to get some Diatomaceous earth later and try that after the oils were off.
I’ll try getting a photo of him with a winstone 😀
Not all black cats are that big, my Aunt had a Tux who was around 8/9 pounds, My Spaz is overweight at 7lbs, so probably should be around 5lbs, and her Litter mate Brother(Scraps) is/was even smaller (I don’t know what happened to him), My Rain was/is a deep Black-smoke, but her brother was a true solid black.
For a funny comparison, this is my full grown “mini” cat Sambuca. She is about 7 lbs. She also wanted to know why she was being disturbed. 😆
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