Cats: I reckon that cats have separation and abandonment issues for life if they are taken away from their mum too soon. I think this because Wednesday, the beautiful little grey cat (here she is, owning my pillow), has some strange habits. For example while all cats knead a bit with their paws before settling down, Wednesday does this excessively and for ages after lying down and even dozing off. Since she uses claws as well, this can be really annoying. She also burrows into warm little holes, like the one made by your neck when you lay down. I reckon she is trying to recreate how she would have behaved as a tiny kitten to her mum when she wanted a sleep or some milk.
I am 24 yrs old and in my second year working and moved west. Everything is back to front, the sun sets in the sea, westerly breezes are the good ones, and it is further to travel east then to travel west. The non-rain, the sea and the longer days in the South corner of WA are a pleasant change. However I still miss daylight saving.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Cat separation anxiety
Cats: I reckon that cats have separation and abandonment issues for life if they are taken away from their mum too soon. I think this because Wednesday, the beautiful little grey cat (here she is, owning my pillow), has some strange habits. For example while all cats knead a bit with their paws before settling down, Wednesday does this excessively and for ages after lying down and even dozing off. Since she uses claws as well, this can be really annoying. She also burrows into warm little holes, like the one made by your neck when you lay down. I reckon she is trying to recreate how she would have behaved as a tiny kitten to her mum when she wanted a sleep or some milk.
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