Originally posted by Scherfi
turn it like you want to, but it's a lynx, period!
turn it like you want to, but it's a lynx, period!
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LMFAO!
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what's so funny about it? please elaborate.Originally posted by TurboAngel
LMFAO!
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Get well soon kitty
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The vet just called and he's doing better, he might come home on Monday!
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cool cat, good thing hes getting betterComment
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Sorry, you either get it or you don't.Originally posted by Scherfi
what's so funny about it? please elaborate.
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Originally posted by CDSmith
Sorry, you either get it or you don't.
You don't.
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Could it be that the cat is sick due to captivity. I dont think 3 generations is enough. Even a dog that is well trained will growl at the owner over food sometimes.PornGuy skype me pornguy_epic
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friendly with kids? Probably only friendly so that it can get close enough to eat them, look at the size of those paws!!Perfect for Asian, Petite,Teen, Exotic, Bikini, Solo girl, Panty, Softcore and Cameltoe Traffic
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that's for example something i talked about.Originally posted by evanmorgan
friendly with kids? Probably only friendly so that it can get close enough to eat them, look at the size of those paws!!
Originally posted by CDSmith
Sorry, you either get it or you don't.
You don't.
i've read your posts stating its a special breed, but its still is no "real" pet and you might get trouble with the kitty. its cute and all, but for me such breeds don't belong in homes. sorry if you didn't get my point and start laughing and yelling cuz YOU didn't get it.
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I have PixieBobs which are also part bobcat. My first came from the originator of the breed who happens to live a couple of hours from me. She had one litter of 6 kittens of which I ended up keeping 4. Her mother was half bobcat (called a Legend Cat), so she less than 3 generations removed. None of these cats act feral in any way.Originally posted by TurboAngel
I have to feed him raw meat, he's part wild.
Anywhooo.. my main reason for posting is the raw meat thing. When I got Maura, the breeder was emphatic that she and any kittens she must have be fed raw chicken legs every day and offered raw ground turkey, etc. Now... these cats may be part bobcat and thus thought to be a bit feral, but... the chicken and other raw meat that we have to offer them in now way replicates what their bobcat relatives would find for themselves in the wild. Their systems can't handle the problems of digesting raw meat like bobcats can. After almost losing one of mine due to problems enountered from eating raw meat, I talked in depth to the breed originator and several other breeders and found that most have moved away from the raw meat diet.
What they need is a diet high in protein (which can cause kidney problems later on in life) and whole foods. Many cook for their cats...others have moved to some of the holistic cat foods available.
I used a brand called Innova dry for many years, but switched to Wellness about a year ago. My Pixie Bobs are all over 6 years old and thriving.Comment
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Originally posted by PersianKitty
I have PixieBobs which are also part bobcat. My first came from the originator of the breed who happens to live a couple of hours from me. She had one litter of 6 kittens of which I ended up keeping 4. Her mother was half bobcat (called a Legend Cat), so she less than 3 generations removed. None of these cats act feral in any way.
Anywhooo.. my main reason for posting is the raw meat thing. When I got Maura, the breeder was emphatic that she and any kittens she must have be fed raw chicken legs every day and offered raw ground turkey, etc. Now... these cats may be part bobcat and thus thought to be a bit feral, but... the chicken and other raw meat that we have to offer them in now way replicates what their bobcat relatives would find for themselves in the wild. Their systems can't handle the problems of digesting raw meat like bobcats can. After almost losing one of mine due to problems enountered from eating raw meat, I talked in depth to the breed originator and several other breeders and found that most have moved away from the raw meat diet.
What they need is a diet high in protein (which can cause kidney problems later on in life) and whole foods. Many cook for their cats...others have moved to some of the holistic cat foods available.
I used a brand called Innova dry for many years, but switched to Wellness about a year ago. My Pixie Bobs are all over 6 years old and thriving.
Thanks for your post hun, he's doing much better now. I will have to look into that food thanks.Comment
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As far as kids go I DON'T HAVE ANY, nor do I want any.
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Fuck, I can hear the cash register going off from here. Noone said the vet was cheap.Originally posted by TurboAngel
The vet just called and he's doing better, he might come home on Monday!
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Know anyone selling pixiebobs? I'm looking for one. How much do those things go for anyway?Originally posted by PersianKitty
I have PixieBobs which are also part bobcat. My first came from the originator of the breed who happens to live a couple of hours from me. She had one litter of 6 kittens of which I ended up keeping 4. Her mother was half bobcat (called a Legend Cat), so she less than 3 generations removed. None of these cats act feral in any way.
Anywhooo.. my main reason for posting is the raw meat thing. When I got Maura, the breeder was emphatic that she and any kittens she must have be fed raw chicken legs every day and offered raw ground turkey, etc. Now... these cats may be part bobcat and thus thought to be a bit feral, but... the chicken and other raw meat that we have to offer them in now way replicates what their bobcat relatives would find for themselves in the wild. Their systems can't handle the problems of digesting raw meat like bobcats can. After almost losing one of mine due to problems enountered from eating raw meat, I talked in depth to the breed originator and several other breeders and found that most have moved away from the raw meat diet.
What they need is a diet high in protein (which can cause kidney problems later on in life) and whole foods. Many cook for their cats...others have moved to some of the holistic cat foods available.
I used a brand called Innova dry for many years, but switched to Wellness about a year ago. My Pixie Bobs are all over 6 years old and thriving.Comment
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Do Persian Kitty owners ever send you hate mail about your site?Originally posted by PersianKitty
I have PixieBobs which are also part bobcat. My first came from the originator of the breed who happens to live a couple of hours from me. She had one litter of 6 kittens of which I ended up keeping 4. Her mother was half bobcat (called a Legend Cat), so she less than 3 generations removed. None of these cats act feral in any way.
Anywhooo.. my main reason for posting is the raw meat thing. When I got Maura, the breeder was emphatic that she and any kittens she must have be fed raw chicken legs every day and offered raw ground turkey, etc. Now... these cats may be part bobcat and thus thought to be a bit feral, but... the chicken and other raw meat that we have to offer them in now way replicates what their bobcat relatives would find for themselves in the wild. Their systems can't handle the problems of digesting raw meat like bobcats can. After almost losing one of mine due to problems enountered from eating raw meat, I talked in depth to the breed originator and several other breeders and found that most have moved away from the raw meat diet.
What they need is a diet high in protein (which can cause kidney problems later on in life) and whole foods. Many cook for their cats...others have moved to some of the holistic cat foods available.
I used a brand called Innova dry for many years, but switched to Wellness about a year ago. My Pixie Bobs are all over 6 years old and thriving.
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Originally posted by Basher
i'll pray for him / her
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glad the kitty is doing better
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Originally posted by myjah
glad the kitty is doing better
Thanks hun, I hope to have him home soon.
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Never.Originally posted by crockett
Do Persian Kitty owners ever send you hate mail about your site?
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Mine came from the breed originator in Bellingham WA.Originally posted by sh33p
Know anyone selling pixiebobs? I'm looking for one. How much do those things go for anyway?
You could start at her website.
http://www.pixie-bob.org/all.htm
there is also
http://www.pixie-bobs.net/
http://www.pixiebobnwh.com/
http://bobcatlegends.freeservers.com/kittens.htm
http://www.pixie-bob.net/
http://www.rockytopcattery.com/
They can range anywhere from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand (breeder or show quality). One of my boys could have gone for $2000 but I couldn't bear to part with him.Comment
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He's doing better? That's good, you made me worry he is such a rare find cat...
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cutey kitty...please get well soon.
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that's an aewsome cat!...yes it still belongs to the same family..
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good luck for the kitten.
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the last person who posted pics of an exotic cat vanished soon afterwards...Comment
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