2 Grumpies

tamborine | 09:58 Fri 21st Jun 2013 | Pets

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d'ters bf dumped 2 of these from his customer who has flown away. They have grumpy faces, no idea how old they are. Theyre skinny and sleep a lot, one is fluffy & t'other smooth. Both steel grey - sex dont know.

http://i44.tinypic.com/ozcq9.jpg

All care advice welcome and two names please.

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daffy654

That one looks like a Persian cat. They take a lot of looking after and have to be thoroughly brushed daily. They also tend to suffer health problems due to their flat faces. I would look around for a specialised Persian cat rescue centre and send them to someone who actually wants them and knows the breed well.

tamborine

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I dont want to give them up yet. If they're sick no one will want them & a vet will check them later.

Brinjal

Cute.

tamborine

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here are both - zzzzzzzz etc

http://tinypic.com/r/rqyla0/5

daffy654

If you are insistent on keeping them they will need a flea and worming treatment, they will need to be checked to see if they are spayed/neutered as well. Try them with both dry and wet foods as some cats will only eat one or the other, little and often is best. All cats sleep a lot so I wouldn't worry about that aspect too much, if they are hungry they will sleep more due to lack of energy.

It really makes my blood boil when people just abandon their animals!

tamborine

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Ive got Royal Canin recommended by vet nurse. I've yet to work out cat litter. I haven't kept cats for years and then only moggies.

They dont like my dogs :-(

boxtops

They are just lovely - sounds as if you've already had them vet-checked and vaccinated. If you decide to keep them, get 'em microchipped. They look as if they've settled in!

B00

Gorgeous looking cats!

How lucky for them they've eventually found someone who wants to take care of them :-)

daffy654

Litter trays....
Get two separate trays, don't locate them near where the cats are fed as they don't like to eat and defecate in the same area, use a wood based litter, it is much cheaper, less messy and most cats like it as opposed to the grit or clay based ones. Make sure you clean out the solid waste as soon as they do it (or as near as poss), empty the tray and clean it with mild washing up liquid at least every second or third day.