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24th July 2012, 12:55 PM #1
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No names being thought out yet. I'd really like kooky name or something a bit different. I think i'd like to be with him a little while first before we name him, seems a bit more personal. I think there is another 2 siblings. I'd feel bad taking him away from his mum and dad and brothers though ha.
Thanks for the advice, will deffinately buy a large cat tray!
Oh that's awful in regards to your cat being killed, I think something like that would break my heart! As you work for a vets, how much does it usually cost to get them neutured?
We have to pay a deposit when we go see him this weekend and we get him in 4 weeks
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24th July 2012, 01:11 PM #2
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Enjoy your visit to him & perhaps a name will come to mind when you see him,my last four babes we have given names too quite early so by the time they have come home they are already answering to them. Do you know what although I work at a vets I am not sure what the cost is I am normally on the helping to do the op end rather than the money but will find out for you,prices do vary from place to place though. Don't feel guilty about taking him away from his siblings {unless of course you already going for the two...!!}you will more than make up for his loss by being there for & with him,four weeks will soon go,there has been quite a few people on countdown on the forum just recently.
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24th July 2012, 01:15 PM #3
I think my boys were around £40 each to get snipped. The little girl was a bit more. You can sometimes get Cat Protection League vouchers to help with the cost or you may be entitled to a discount through Blue Cross, PDSA etc if you are in receipt of benefits.
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24th July 2012, 01:50 PM #4
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Awww - what a gorgeous lad! Your lives will be changed forever - being owned by a Maine Coon is brilliant and you won't regret it
. My 3 big babies now have an enclosed run but before that they were house cats and they were fine with that. I would recommend having as many high level perches as you can create - they adore being up high. I have 2 cat trees that go up to the ceiling and the top spots are the favourites. I was just over £59 to have Max castrated and microchipped at the same time. I think microchipping is always a good move even for house cats just in case the worst happens and they get out. Have fun and keep us supplied with pictures please!
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24th July 2012, 05:50 PM #5
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He's absolutely gorgeous ... and I bet you don't stop at one either!
What a fantastic birthday present for your girlfriend - a very lucky lady
The 4 weeks wait will seem never-ending ... I wonder whether your girlfriend may be a very lucky girl and have 2 kittens for her birthday .... perhaps you wouldn't feel quite so bad about taking him away from his siblings if he had company ....
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24th July 2012, 08:37 PM #6
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25th July 2012, 04:23 AM #7
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Awwwwwe, my heart just skipped a beat! I've always wanted one this color! Congrats on this precious furbaby! Be sure to get a toy basket too! Kota still loves his toy basket, and he'll be six next month! It is so funny to watch him rummage through the toys until he finds the perfect one! We are so happy for you and your new addition to the family (we'll see if you can stop at one)!
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24th July 2012, 05:01 PM #8
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Hi and welcome. That's a cute little chappy you're getting - and one of my favourite colours too!
LOL - You can always call him Kooky.
Very wise decision to keep him indoors. He'll be fine as long as he has enough toys, a cat tree or two for climbing, and... a furry playmate.
Do you have some kind of outside space such as a balcony? Then you can secure it with mesh or netting so he can get a bit of fresh air and do some bird watching.
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