Cats can get in your head. Yes they can.

No science can prove it as no science can prove clairvoyance.

I have had clairvoyance ( confirmed ) and no doubt, cats in my head.

When I hold Solly now.

He doesn't fit like he use to.

He is at least 2" longer.

When I hold a cat, I support their chest/pectoral area and their pelvic weght.

Those two centers of gravity on Solly seem further apart than before his illness. By 2"+.

Diagnosis: Growth Spurt Malaise. A 16.5 year old cat still growing. Never one this hard before.

Moi

Coming Kitty . . .

Don't think that is happening, it could be that your getting older and shrinking a bit the cat is most likely the same size as he always was.

Yes a cat can get into your head, BUT can you get into your CATS HEAD???

River

fhunter wrote: Mon Nov 10, 2014 4:37 pm You can contact toxoplasma if you tend for the cat (it is transmitted not only via raw meat, but also with feces) . And it is also known to affect at least mice/rats behavior.

But getting schizophrenia from that? Must be much more common, considering the amount of cats at homes and in the wild? (On the other hand... it is a mad world after all...).

Ok, unless the one with infection has compromised immune system (HIV, transplants, etc) or wanting to get pregnant, it does not affect people that much.

The link between psychological changes and toxoplasma is not definitely proven for humans.

Some people may be more genetically predisposed to developing mental illness from toxoplasmosis than others.

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2014 1:22 am Don't think that is happening, it could be that your getting older and shrinking a bit the cat is most likely the same size as he always was.

Yes a cat can get into your head, BUT can you get into your CATS HEAD???

River

River

I can no longer support Solly along my forearm.

He got too long. I am sure he grew.

He has had growth spurts before and I marveled how he keeps growing, I mean dem bones.

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Riverwind (imported) wrote: Tue Nov 11, 2014 1:22 am BUT can you get into your CATS HEAD???

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Only if the cat is willing. Such as "love time".

When is Nelly going to have a cat again ?

Personally, I like older, neutered females because they seem more grounded in home and others around.

Moi

Moi, How to get into your cats head.

First get into a starring contest with your cat, now they can go forever without blinking but to win you must be better at starring then they are, when they look away YOU WIN. best to use some eye drops before and after. Next is to offer treats, as you have just mentally beat up your cat and its time to offer a piece offering else he just might give you the claws. Then wrap him up in a blanket and give him all sorts of hugs and love, they hate this, offer him a chance to escape then pull him back and continue. When you finally let him free, you will have won, You have shown him that it is you and always has been you, the GOD as it were, its a hard fought battle but you can do it, just don't get upset when he pees in our shoe.

River

OFBK :kittygray and Izzy and Solly

need no help "getting in my head".

Usual happenings:

It is 4 AM. I wake up and can't really roll over and get back to sleep.

Then I notice in the dark, 3 pairs of kitty eyes on me.

It's 4 AM feeding time.

After surrendering to the inevitable, I have no trouble falling back asleep

to the sound of munching kitties.

They don't "Meow". They don't nuzzle me.

They just stare at me while I sleep until they are satiated.

Moi

Server of Cats

4AM? boy they have you trained.

River

When you have dogs, you're up at 3 or 4 am to go and pee.

Paolo wrote: Sun Nov 16, 2014 1:03 am When you have dogs, you're up at 3 or 4 am to go and pee.

I don't need a cat or dog to get me up at 3:00-4:00 am for a pee!

I put Nelly out at night before bed then when I get up she gets to go out. I don't get up at 3 or 4 in the morning and she knows to hold it.

River