From: littlelionne@hotmail.com 
  
 On 18/09/2025 12:17, The Todal wrote: 
 > On 18/09/2025 11:53, kat wrote: 
  
  
 >>> With all due respect, how far should society go to pander to the whims 
 of a 
 >>> choosy cat that is very particular about its needs? 
 >> 
 >> How many cats have you owned?€€ They are very fussy about toilet 
 arrangements! 
 >> Far more so than I actually am. 
 >> 
 >> 
 > 
 > Have you had to cope with a cat with chronic kidney problems, unwilling to 
 eat 
 > renal food or even normal food? The expense of buying various foods to 
 tempt 
 the 
 > animal is mind-boggling. 
 > 
 > Unfortunately I'm in that position.... 
 > 
  
 Thankfully, not that serious, but the last two we had, brother and sister, 
 the 
 boy had a dicky stomach and often the runs.  We tried many sorts of food, 
 and 
 he 
 was perfectly healthy, but still had this problem, he was also sick a lot. 
 When 
 he was younger he used to be outside and oftenne would come in to use a 
 litter 
 tray. His sister was more of an inside cat.  She could go out whenever she 
 wanted, she just didn't much. 
  
 Both of them required privacy when using that litter tray, enter the 
 bathroom 
 when they were in there and they shot out - even in the middle of doing 
 whatever 
 they were doing. 
 -- 
    kat 
      >^..^< 
  
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