thread: Cats - gotta sleep where they gotta sleep

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  1. #1
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    Feb 2008
    In my own little world
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    LOL! We have 5 cats and they sleep anywhere from beds, to washing baskets (with clean washing in them of course!), on top of the fridge and freezer, on top of the television unit, on top of the bookshelf, on the table ... you get the picture! But they are adorable!

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    May 2008
    Capalaba, QLD
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    My kitty is very considerate - she only seems to leave hair in little mats that are easier to pick up than loose hair. She used to sleep on my head, but thankfully she now considers next to my pillow to be close enough. She's got a spot on a shelf that she cleared for herself by systematically knocking everything else off it... She loves sleeping stretched out behind the flat screen monitor, and occasionally in front of it - but my personal favourite is when she gets sooky and sleeps on me in the free secondhand ring sling I got off Freecycle

    Thankfully she has NO interest in the baby hammock or rocker!

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    Nov 2007
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    Our cat hasn't tried out the washing basket full of clean clothes... yet.
    She likes to sleep on doonas or blankets mostly. We have a futon in our spare room with a old doona on it for her.

    She also likes to sleep on DS1's bed during the daytime. She's obsessed with his pillows.

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    Mar 2006
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    Miss Giz doesn't sleep on clothes but she will sleep on my bed if I let her - she used to before - on her daddy's side of the bed but since I've got a new bed and new linen she has been banned from the room (that was also coz she upchucked on it the other day). She is now currently trying to curl up on my lap.

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    Feb 2008
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    (that was also coz she upchucked on it the other day).
    Don't you just hate that???

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    Mar 2006
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    at least she is a dry-food only cat for most of the time so it is usually just dry food & a bit of liquid - unlike the one in the middle of the loungeroom floor (she'd chucked from her tower) which was a lot of liquid, some grass & dry food - she'd just come inside, bolted into the bathroom for a drink (she has a glass on the vanity), then to her bowl and stuffed herself, then jumped on her tower - THEN threw up - at least my place is all tiled so it was easy to clean it up! Which was why she didn't get to share in the pate on toast for breakfast

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    Nov 2008
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    Aahhh gotta love our furry little friends... Just wondering how you ladies have gone keeping your cats outs of babies beds, playmats etc? My cat is very old and does what he wants to do when he wants to do it (he's past training). Any tips you have for when bubs arrives would be great!