Athena,

It definately sounds like your Kitties are always entertained.

I would imagine you have many a story to tell.

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That's the BEST!!! Cats do get silly little surprised expressions, don't they?!

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Heyyy,
I'm likin' the new graphics, very nice!

Bengals are always entertaining... but my favorite is definetly the "NoIswearIwasn'tdoingthatI'magoodkitty" look. Guilty little fluffballs!

You'll know what I'm talking about when your "furkids" arrive. They have so many quirks and so much personality. Remember to glue anything breakable to the shelf... they're quite the curious, and very active, breed.

Now I need to get photoshop back. I miss it! I wanna cool signature too!! :unsure:

Ah, well, maybe soon...

Athena

I will make you a signature if you like. Once I have made it, I will e.mail it to you then if you like it, you can use that.

You beat me to it... lol! I was going to offer to help out too.

I'm a graphic artist/animator/webmaster... multimedia artist would be a better term, I guess.

I think I'm going to go make one for meeeeee! Just wait til I get my kitty, then I'll have a lot of fun taking photos and manipulating those.

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WOW! Thanks, guys, I appreciate that.

It's been a stressful time for me, the computer that photoshop was on wasn't mine, so now I'm saving to buy a new computer... But that'll be some months.

There's photos on my <a href='http://www.athenscats.com' target='_blank'>website</a> that you can play with. Just look around for a bit... BTW, it's aslo in the "rennovation" phase... I still have to find the time to work on it, so please excuse the cyberdust. I've only got the homepage finished, plus I need to get in gear and get better pictures of the growing kids...

Not enough time in the day!

Thanks again guys,

The panic mouse turned up today, it's mad, can't wait to see them playing with it

I have been visiting my dad today and his beloved ginger and white tabby cat Siskin. I couldn't help but laugh at her amusement in a piece of elastic as I wiggled it in front of her. She had great fun, pouncing all over the place trying to catch it.

hehe

Dawn,


Regarding the cat toy, how strong and put together is it? My boys can rip up things that our domestics never even thought of taking apart. We look at the things in the pet stores and make bets as to how long they would last if we bought them and gave to the boys. I've never seen strength like this in any of our other cats. They seem to make it their life purpose to be the "toy testers" of the kitty world. So far, we've only found two kinds of toys that they haven't been able to defeat easily. Anyone found toys that are almost Bengal proof (for adult Bengals)? I sure would like to have suggestions.

Nan

Hello,

Siobhan has made these signatures for you Athens, I've tried emailing them - did you receive them?






Hope you like them.

I am new here too but I wanted to share what I do for my inside cats. They need a little fresh air too without the dangers outside..Also I want to show you my darling snow bengal from Spiritsongs Bengals. Nancee

Nancee,

your snow is gorgeous!

<!--QuoteBegin-Nanette+May 14 2004, 09:41 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Nanette @ May 14 2004, 09:41 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteEBegin--> Dawn,
Regarding the cat toy,  how strong and put together is it? [/quote]
Hmmm... my two girls aren't bengals, so I'm not sure how it'd hold up against a huge muscled male bengal! (I'll find out soon enough, lol..)

It seems rather sturdy, and you can buy replacement wands (although those seem to run for about $10 at my local petstore.. a little steep for something so rather simple.) My main problem with it is that it would still tip over even with the pull out legs to add sturdiness if my girls tugged hard enough, and they often did.

With that said, if you're watching over them, it's simple enough to tip it back over when they do that.

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I take that back!!!

I just now got the garfield version out and turned it on. My 7 month old <a href='http://www.nutkitty.com/kittypics/kittypics.html' target='_blank'>Kinomi</a> ran up and knocked it over twice within around 30 seconds!

.......then she ended up pulling the wand and toy off and ran away with it into the hallway. *shakes head*

Maybe it wouldn't work for an overly zealous bengal.

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You can get an attachment to bolt the panic mouse to a cat tree.... might be worth getting one of those, would stop them knocking it over at least....

They'd still be able to pull the wand off the top of the panic mouse though... or at least that's what Kinomi had done yesterday.

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