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Cat Mk 1 costs about £15-20 per week in food (4 x Felix senior pouches per day, plus 1 tin, plus 2 large bowls of dry food).
My god! is this a cat or an actual lion? My cat is one of the biggest I've ever seen and he eats a quarter of that at best!
LOL.
When I told a friend "this is the little cat and this is the big one", the reply was: "No, that's a normal sized cat, and [i]that's[/i] a ****ing leopard"
Have 3. Two tins cat food a day between them, about 6 quid a week. Bag of cat litter every 4 or 5 days, £3. 6 quid a month each in insurance. Can't feed them dry bits as they throw them up all over the bloody house!!
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😀£6k! Did it break its leg by crashing your car?!
No idea how he came to break it, but we got referred here: http://www.fitzpatrickreferrals.co.uk/ by our vets, and after attempting to fix the break, and failing, the leg was fixed with a plate. Poor sod was in a cage for the best part of 6 months.
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Our cat is pretty good at catching stuff and even better at sneaking it into the house!
I've lost count if the number of petrified mice we've had to try and catch. And a black bird that was flapping round the living room! I've never seen so many feathers!
She eats a lot if what she catches and leaves the head or back end! Nice.
He brother was too lazy / stupid to catch out. He was hit by a car a few years ago and killed unfortunately.
Ours doesn't cost much it lives on a diet of roast chicken and tinned sardines, with occasional cat biscuits. IIRC it's £11/month for the flea treatement, £15/quarter for worming and £55/year for the insurance. The vaccinations are £30 or thereabouts.
Our cat is pretty good at catching stuff and even better at sneaking it into the house!
As is ours. We get through quite a bit of stain remover/carpet cleaner in our attempts to remove the bloodstains from the carpet. On the plus side he tends to steal cat food from the neighbours (both sides) so we don't pay that much for food 8)