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If I had an indoor cat I'd probably take it out on a leash too so that if (when) it did escape the outdoors wouldn't be totally terrifying and it would know that the garden is safe and not to run away.

Dave's probably scared because he's expecting mum-catte to come along and beat him up.

Colleague was adopted by a pregnant cat a few weeks ago and she had her kittens just before the bank holiday.

So, which one are you having? Here's Jess on my new computer chair

You said she works at a hospital? I assume that means NHS - get her to speak to HR or her manager about staff housing. Quality varies depending on Trust, but it's dirt cheap, and IIRC they take the rent out before tax (been a long time since I was in it though, so don't quote me on that)

9/23 It's better than the other 'are you posh?' quiz I saw which could be more accurately described as a 'Are you rich?' quiz. My mother is much posher than my dad, unfortunately no-one is rich because what my maternal grandmother didn't gamble away on roulette before the war was eventually...

Try calling him at dawn or dusk - if he's hiding locally he might respond then. Have there been any builder or delivery vans around? There was a cat from Kent that found it's way to Hampshire in a builder's van. Though I guess most cats found like that are taken to the vets and scanned so...

Oh no. :( That's one of the kittens from here (the guy who found the mum cat in his garage) isn't it?

My cat doesn't really recognise me when we meet outside - it's a bit odd.

My cat is on Butchers Really Fishy; it's probably not the best quality meat in the world in it, but it doesn't have any grains or other filler; no carbs.

Yep. If I'm really upset or not feeling very well, Jess-catte won't leave my side. Last year when the new cat escaped and I was wandering around looking for him she followed me around outside (which she doesn't normally do - under normal circumstances she doesn't seem to recognise me at all...

I would suggest as soon as the vet says that he's got enough weight on for anaesthetic. You don't want him to spray at all - it reeks for days even if using bio-active agents to clean it.

You did a good thing rescuing her.

Alergic reaction to bites from something?

Ovre grooming?

Sorry to hear that Cainer. I'll get a picture this evening, but Jesse-cat loves sleeping in my bike jacket - it's the cutest thing.

Congratulations on your new drooly cat.

Oscar-catte would appear dead on 8 o clock morning and evening for his meal; he'd try and push for an earlier evening meal, but never for a morning one.

The RSPCA would have taken Kat away; you did the right thing, and I hope she enjoys the countryside.

Jess (3.5 kg) definately felt threatened by Oscar (4.5 kg and a year older) - she never really relaxed around him, and I eventually had to give him to a friend rather than have two unhappy cats.