Originally posted by Pawn QweenI had to be careful because I didn't want any complaints from neighbours. Of course they were all pure-bred cats, so they were not allowed outside. Natually, I was cleaning up kitty litter all the time and constantly vacuuming because I didn't want to be drowning in cat hair, but as I say, I loved it.
It sounds like my neighbour's house. She has 11 cats at the moment. Three females delivered kittens within days of each other last year - which meant she had 23 cats for a while! 😲
Originally posted by AttilaTheHornI wish my neighbour was as conscientious. The fleas in summer mean I don't visit her house and I am always up to date with flea treatment on my cats! 😲
I had to be careful because I didn't want any complaints from neighbours. Of course they were all pure-bred cats, so they were not allowed outside. Natually, I was cleaning up kitty litter all the time and constantly vacuuming because I didn't want to be drowning in cat hair, but as I say, I loved it.
Originally posted by Pawn QweenI never had a problem with flees, not a single flee at all. If your cats are strictly indoor cats, then they can't contact flees. At least that was my experience. But vacuuming faithfully helps with that problem, and make sure you dispose of the vacuum bags right away. You can get a special carpet powder that helps too. Nip it in the bud!
I wish my neighbour was as conscientious. The fleas in summer mean I don't visit her house and I am always up to date with flea treatment on my cats! 😲
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Originally posted by inthegreenroomI completely agree. The crap should beaten out of 'em.
Jesus! The cat is okay now?
Man, I'm telling you...if I ever saw some kids doing that to a cat or a dog
it would be hard for me not to do the same to them.
You know what I mean?
That is just evil.
Anyway, I have two nice cats. Persians. The only problem is that their fur is everywhere - on clothes, carpets, in food.
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c289/kbaumen/IMG_0649.jpg
EDIT: The dark one is actually only Half-Persian.
Originally posted by AttilaTheHornMy cats go outside. We live in a rural area and opposite my house there are woods that lead to farmland, it's lovely for the cats.
I never had a problem with flees, not a single flee at all. If your cats are strictly indoor cats, then they can't contact flees. At least that was my experience. But vacuuming faithfully helps with that problem, and make sure you dispose of the vacuum bags right away. You can get a special carpet powder that helps too. Nip it in the bud!
I don't have the flea problem on my cats because I take preventative measures, but people can transport them on clothing, so I'm careful with my house too and have a bagless vacuum cleaner.
Originally posted by AttilaTheHornyou should get a roomba vacuumbot. probly qualify as a business deduction if you breed the cats.
I had to be careful because I didn't want any complaints from neighbours. Of course they were all pure-bred cats, so they were not allowed outside. Natually, I was cleaning up kitty litter all the time and constantly vacuuming because I didn't want to be drowning in cat hair, but as I say, I loved it.