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Chippy

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Yorkshire UK

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14-04-2012, 12:12 AM

Re: Cat wind.

I'll explore that when I've caught up on Crusty LOL

Mollie

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Wigan in Lancashire

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14-04-2012, 12:13 AM

Re: Cat wind.

Wow, that'll take months!

Anyway, back to cats far.... doing smelly-poos. Fish-food is the worst thing that creates that.

I remember one night there was just myself, Gordon and little Pepsi, all watching telly. Don't know where the others were, but all of a sudden a smell started to emanate around the room. Gordon looked at me, and I looked at Gordon. We both denied it, then we looked at Pepsi who was trying to look all nonchalant. They'd all had a fishy food for supper, and she'd done an SBD, but at least the others were good enough to leave the house before dropping 'em!

Chippy

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Yorkshire UK

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14-04-2012, 12:16 AM

Re: Cat wind.

I know LOL

pixie

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Canada

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14-04-2012, 01:12 AM

Re: Cat wind.

me ow to that

Mollie

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Wigan in Lancashire

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14-04-2012, 01:38 AM

Re: Cat wind.

It's amazing how many guests are reading this topic!

Willow

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14-04-2012, 11:09 AM

Re: Cat wind.

Blimey if it was my cat it would be straight down to the vets for the BIG SLEEP!

Mags

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South West UK

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14-04-2012, 12:35 PM

Re: Cat wind.

What do you folk feed your cats?

My Cassie is 15 now and I've never known her (or my previous cat Sam) break wind!

Very often flatulence can be a symptom of worm infections or the diet you give your cat.

marpaul

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North Cumbria

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14-04-2012, 01:19 PM

Re: Cat wind.

Originally Posted by Mags ->

What do you folk feed your cats?

My Cassie is 15 now and I've never known her (or my previous cat Sam) break wind!

Very often flatulence can be a symptom of worm infections or the diet you give your cat.

Same here Mags, that's why I mentioned earlier that I was surprised that cats did that! I've had cats for about 30 years and have never known them break wind!