Nicaboli
Savannah Super Cat
This may seem like a dumb question, or one that has been previously answered, but I'm curious to hear your thoughts. My family and I watch a of Animal Planet and with that comes watching Jackson Galaxy. He is a big advocate of catifying your house with shelving and bridges and stuff up high on the walls of your house to broaden a cat's territory. I want to do that but before I do, I'm curious to find out if it's necessary (especially if a cat takes trips outside) or if you've done that and what works best. And did you wait until your savannah was full grown to get a better indication of weight/size for the materials needed?
And a random question: what is with Mango all of a sudden shredding to pieces all the toilet paper and paper towels lately??? He never did that before until after his surgery. What the what? Does anyone have a paper shredder cat and what did you do about it (besides hide it)?
One more thing and then my probing will end I was reading a little bit of the thread about cat-proofing your home. I read about the mattress being shredded from underneath and the stuffed toys being too flimsy. Come to find out, Mango has shredded the mattress and has destroyed some stuffed toys. I'm wondering if there have been any incidences with foreign objects getting lodged in the nasal passageways in cats from that. Could it be that Mango's breathing issue is due to that? We haven't scoped him yet since he is still freshly post-op, but the thought did occur to me since his PCR panel was negative. Anyone ever have a foreign object stuck in your cat's nose?
And a random question: what is with Mango all of a sudden shredding to pieces all the toilet paper and paper towels lately??? He never did that before until after his surgery. What the what? Does anyone have a paper shredder cat and what did you do about it (besides hide it)?
One more thing and then my probing will end I was reading a little bit of the thread about cat-proofing your home. I read about the mattress being shredded from underneath and the stuffed toys being too flimsy. Come to find out, Mango has shredded the mattress and has destroyed some stuffed toys. I'm wondering if there have been any incidences with foreign objects getting lodged in the nasal passageways in cats from that. Could it be that Mango's breathing issue is due to that? We haven't scoped him yet since he is still freshly post-op, but the thought did occur to me since his PCR panel was negative. Anyone ever have a foreign object stuck in your cat's nose?