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LSAT wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 7:15 am

lamar2217 wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 4:03 am

Get rid of the cat.

Wasn't it you..in a previous post...that said..
"I continued to be amazed by the lack of civility and the childish behavior shown on this forum by some of the participants."

Yeah.
And, after looking at some of his other previous posts, he, himself, has a problem with civility........

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Den

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here is a picture of peach my kitten

How sweet. Looks like a Calico.

she is she is very sweet

I figured she was a she.
Most calico cats are female.
I had a cat once had kittens....3 calicos and all girls and one boy...which he had been a calico because then he would have been worth a lot of money.

I have 2 calicos right now...along with 2 Bengals. Fortunately all way past the stage where they want to play with the cpap stuff but I have one that still persists on chewing electric cords. Bad kitty.

awwwww, so sweet. how cute.

Pugsy wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 3:28 pm

I figured she was a she.
Most calico cats are female.
I had a cat once had kittens....3 calicos and all girls and one boy...which he had been a calico because then he would have been worth a lot of money.

I have 2 calicos right now...along with 2 Bengals. Fortunately all way past the stage where they want to play with the cpap stuff but I have one that still persists on chewing electric cords. Bad kitty.

Male calicos are exceedingly rare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RclpeBH9LkY

Ohhh... what a cutie pie. At one time I had two calicos. One was the B word and the other was a sweetie pie. Ya never know about their disposition until they are older. Loved them both though. Will she be an indoor kitty?

yes she will be a indoor cat

Are you planning on getting a outdoor CPAP? Jim

CPAPs are easier to train than Cats!

Goofproof wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 6:17 pm

Are you planning on getting a outdoor CPAP? Jim

CPAPs are easier to train than Cats!

Ain't THAT the truth?!?!

OP, you've gotten lots of great suggestions already. May I further suggest a small roll of pretty duct tape, in case either a) punctures have already happened, or b) smartypants Cali-co works her way around the hose cozy? I have three (soon to be four) cats myself, but it was my eldest that decided my hose was a chew toy! Duct tape, cut to the width of the grooves in the tubing and wrapped around twice, saved my bacon several nights until my Slimline hose wrap arrived. The hose wrap had been a perfect deterrent since, and the duct tape still holds on my spare travel cpap 2+ years later.

Wulfman... wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 2:04 pm

LSAT wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 7:15 am

lamar2217 wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 08, 2018 4:03 am

Get rid of the cat.

Wasn't it you..in a previous post...that said..
"I continued to be amazed by the lack of civility and the childish behavior shown on this forum by some of the participants."

Yeah.
And, after looking at some of his other previous posts, he, himself, has a problem with civility........

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Den

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good work, den! he DOES seem to have history, doesn't he?

Also hates cats.
Hisssssssssss!

Again, coat the hose with something that the cat will find unpleasant, but it not dangerous.