RE: Lil' Guy... Caturday Style... =^,,^=
We had him done early. July 11th, @ just over 4 months old. He was over the min weight. And they had an opening the day we took him for his first shots.
Do you think too early could be an issue. I wonder if the head injury the day i rescued him may have something to do with his wild attitude...?
Here is a video clip of what i am talking about.... He is Nutz.!!
https://bittube.tv/post/500dbdc5-c951-458d-8455-9b56166a3c95
It is a rollercoaster ride with this rescue. He is Krazzy Funny hardcore nuts..!! I am trying to get some video of him leaping thru the air to catch toys when we throw them and crashing down ass over tin cups...!!!
This is the first cat I have ever seen, that is more concerned with catching the Prey than landing on his feet....!?!
Cats always try to land on their feet right...?? Not this idiot, He is CRAZY..!
Oof! My Yoda is/was like that.
Let's see: he fell off the third floor windowsill and survived, scratched me half to death when little, jumped into fish tanks and buckets of water many times... He has to be sedated at the vet if anything more than some injections are required. We discussed his behaviour and she said that she had other clients with a cat that was like Lil Guy and Yoda, also found in the street, who had spent a fortune trying to discern whether their cat had a head injury. No conclusive result. My vet said that some cats are just like that.
On the plus side, Yoda has mellowed with age, he's seven now but he's still difficult to handle. Getting another young cat his own age when he was about a year old to play with did help because they were both boisterous and loved each other. Problem then was his buddy was hit by a car and died :(
My thinking is that Lil Guy is feral-born, like Yoda, and he just has a little bit of tiger in him
They are just extremely energetic cats and there isn't an older cat that will put them in their places. Yoda had Earnest to discipline him but he bothered the other older girl, Furball, terribly