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I call him “Bigfoot” and “Thumper” sometimes, lol. I mean, look how big they are compared to my fingers! And he weirdly loves when I pet him between his toes... he makes biscuits and starts drooling when I do this.
Little daggers in need of a trim...
Oh my................... you either have a small finger, or......
I don't recall if you said how old Oswald actually is, but if he weighs 10.5 lb and under 2 years it's safe to say he's going to be big. My best advice is whenever he gets the zoomies... get out of his way.
Oh my................... you either have a small finger, or......
I am a woman, but a larger-framed one; so no, my fingers aren't that small!
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I don't recall if you said how old Oswald actually is, but if he weighs 10.5 lb and under 2 years it's safe to say he's going to be big. My best advice is whenever he gets the zoomies... get out of his way.
He just turned 2 in August, right around the same time he was weighed at the vet... and yes, even my dog gets the heck outta dodge when Oswald is frisky! He literally jumps on the couch and hides behind me, like HELP MAMA. Thankfully he's a fairly mellow cat, so the "zoomies" are usually short-lived.
Check out the difference between petite Bindi (who's around 11 years old) vs Oswald on the bag bed... he couldn't even fit inside, so I collapsed it for him.
As cat guardians we need to remember that, as it is with computers, it's not the size of the brain that matters, but rather the efficiency of its processor.
As cat guardians we need to remember that, as it is with computers, it's not the size of the brain that matters, but rather the efficiency of its processor.
They may have a smaller brain but my guess is the .8 of it is geared to manipulating their 2 legged servants. They sleep when they want, play when they want, pretty much eat when they want. We, on the other hand, run around trying to find food they'll eat, comfy beds for them put in the correct spots, and supply lots and lots of toys.
They may have a smaller brain but my guess is the .8 of it is geared to manipulating their 2 legged servants. They sleep when they want, play when they want, pretty much eat when they want. We, on the other hand, run around trying to find food they'll eat, comfy beds for them put in the correct spots, and supply lots and lots of toys.
Bigger brains don't mean smarter.
Along with nearly constant demands for physical and mental attention.
Actually I'd put the percentage at closer to .85 or .9 .
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