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14 minutes ago, Razors Edge said:

Uh oh! You don't really know cats yet, but ...

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He seemed pretty well mannered the last couple of days, staying on his towel and leaving when asked.  Now, he is acting like he is refusing to leave.

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2 hours ago, Kirby said:

Why would he want to leave his home? :dontknow:

He showed up last night and got a big meal of a can and a small handful of kibble.  I didn't think I would see him today, as I have a full schedule.  

6:30 am, there he was peeping in the window.  He is hard to ignore.  

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I am learning a bunch about kitties.  Their tail is a sign of how they are feeling.  This morning, Waffle came in for his kibble and some water. His tail was upright in a ? fashion.  This means he is alert and ready for interaction.  He meowed like a cross between a meow and a purr.  This sup[posedly means he is saying like "Hi, again.  I like you, human."

He rubbed my leg and wrapped his tail around my leg as I washed out his bowl from yesterday and put more kibble in.  He ate all his kibble, drank some water and then sat on my lap for about 10 mninutes.  I was going to take a pic, but my phone was in the other room.  He looked to be smiling as he laid on my lap and was purring.  

It is very funny to watch him eat out of this gigantic dog bowl. He puts his head way down in the bowl.  I don't think he minds.

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17 minutes ago, Dirtyhip said:

I am learning a bunch about kitties.  Their tail is a sign of how they are feeling.  This morning, Waffle came in for his kibble and some water. His tail was upright in a ? fashion.  This means he is alert and ready for interaction.  He meowed like a cross between a meow and a purr.  This sup[posedly means he is saying like "Hi, again.  I like you, human."

He rubbed my leg and wrapped his tail around my leg as I washed out his bowl from yesterday and put more kibble in.  He ate all his kibble, drank some water and then sat on my lap for about 10 mninutes.  I was going to take a pic, but my phone was in the other room.  He looked to be smiling as he laid on my lap and was purring.  

It is very funny to watch him eat out of this gigantic dog bowl. He puts his head way down in the bowl.  I don't think he minds.

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/study-confirms-that-you-can-communicate-with-your-cat-by-blinking-slowly-3526355

Study Confirms That You Can Communicate With Your Cat By Blinking Slowly

According to a new study, you can bond with your feline by just narrowing your eyes and blinking slowly.

World NewsEdited by Anoushka SharmaUpdated: November 16, 2022 5:57 pm IST
Study Confirms That You Can Communicate With Your Cat By Blinking Slowly

Two experiments were carried out to investigate the role of the slow blink in cat-human communication.

 
 
 

Cats are stereotyped as being more aloof and independent than other pets. So you may not believe you need to work on improving your relationship with your cat. Now, according to a new study, you can bond with your feline by just narrowing your eyes and blinking slowly.

A new study, titled The 'role of cat eye narrowing movements in cat-human communication' has been published in the journal Scientific Reports noted that by narrowing your eyes, you can generate the equivalent of a smile for a cat, which according to the authors, makes the owner more attractive to their pet. 

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9 minutes ago, Randomguy said:

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/study-confirms-that-you-can-communicate-with-your-cat-by-blinking-slowly-3526355

Study Confirms That You Can Communicate With Your Cat By Blinking Slowly

According to a new study, you can bond with your feline by just narrowing your eyes and blinking slowly.

World NewsEdited by Anoushka SharmaUpdated: November 16, 2022 5:57 pm IST
Study Confirms That You Can Communicate With Your Cat By Blinking Slowly

Two experiments were carried out to investigate the role of the slow blink in cat-human communication.

 
 
 
 

Cats are stereotyped as being more aloof and independent than other pets. So you may not believe you need to work on improving your relationship with your cat. Now, according to a new study, you can bond with your feline by just narrowing your eyes and blinking slowly.

A new study, titled The 'role of cat eye narrowing movements in cat-human communication' has been published in the journal Scientific Reports noted that by narrowing your eyes, you can generate the equivalent of a smile for a cat, which according to the authors, makes the owner more attractive to their pet. 

I did this the first day he came inside.  I did read this about cats.  He seemed to warm rather quickly to us.  I think it was instinct and hunger.

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6 minutes ago, Dirtyhip said:

I did this the first day he came inside.  I did ready this about cats.  He seemed to warm rather quickly to us.  I think it was instinct and hunger.

Your cat thinks you are sexy.

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2 minutes ago, Randomguy said:

Ok, he thinks your food is sexy.

Whitefish, salmon, chickpeas, green peas, flax and seaweed.  It is a grain free food.  I think this cat eats better than some people.  

I do think he likes my cooked meat better than the dried kibble.  :D

 

food.webp

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13 minutes ago, Dirtyhip said:

 It is very funny to watch him eat out of this gigantic dog bowl. He puts his head way down in the bowl.  I don't think he minds.

It may actually be good because it gives his whiskers more room.  Small bowls can be hard on sensitive whiskers and create "whisker fatigue"

https://www.petmd.com/care/whisker-fatigue-cats-what-it-and-how-help

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52 minutes ago, Dirtyhip said:

He seemed to warm rather quickly to us.  I think it was instinct and hunger.

"Domesticated" animals have survived for so long because they have adapted to the humans. Others are not fairing so well.

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