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 Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 00:01 Post subject: Pussy sucking |
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my damn kitten has an obsession with sucking t-shirts  she goes crazy (purrin like mad) and loves suckin on t-shirts. It's annoyin coz u hear a 'suck suck' noise and u end up with a big wet patch on ur shirt . She doesn't do it coz she's hungry / thirsty she just does it and I dont know why :/
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MAD_MAX333
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 00:03 Post subject: |
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wtfffff, how can a cat "suck" on anything
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 00:10 Post subject: |
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misleading topic title 
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 00:15 Post subject: |
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| skidrow wrote: | | misleading topic title |
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MAD_MAX333
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 00:24 Post subject: |
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where them pix at 
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 00:55 Post subject: |
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it was supposed to be misleading.... i can be funny sometimes 
and i know its not ab-normal its just annoying and u cant stop her. She just comes back for moe. I have to kick her out the room . She's asleep on my lap peacefully now though.
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 01:47 Post subject: |
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When drunk i gently rub a bit of whiskas over my rectal area and let my fragile little kitten lick it of with his lovely tounge!! I moan and groan and Niles(thats the cat, i named him afte the butler in "the Nanny" because he can be so stuck up my ass) purrs and little pearls of perspiration falls from his catpenis! A bit offtopic, but i wear highheels!!
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 09:14 Post subject: |
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| Chow wrote: | | When drunk i gently rub a bit of whiskas over my rectal area and let my fragile little kitten lick it of with his lovely tounge!! I moan and groan and Niles(thats the cat, i named him afte the butler in "the Nanny" because he can be so stuck up my ass) purrs and little pearls of perspiration falls from his catpenis! A bit offtopic, but i wear highheels!! |
Whats your drug of choice man...? |
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 17:48 Post subject: Re: Pussy sucking |
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| Sublime wrote: | | my damn kitten has an obsession with sucking t-shirts she goes crazy (purrin like mad) and loves suckin on t-shirts. It's annoyin coz u hear a 'suck suck' noise and u end up with a big wet patch on ur shirt . She doesn't do it coz she's hungry / thirsty she just does it and I dont know why :/ |
This usually happens if the kitten has been taken away from it's mother too early. They need to be with their mother for at least 12 weeks, if taken before that, they will not be able to mature properly (eg. the mother will not educate them that they should stop).
This can have consequences even further down in life, cats who are taken from their parents too early have a tendency to be less self-reliant, and will be a bit more dependent (and restless/worried).
If you want the kitten to be, at least a bit, more self-secure, take a fluffy piece of cloth (eg. fleese) wrap it around a warm bottle (ie. bottle of warm water), and put a ticking clock underneath it (to simulate the mother's heartbeat).
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 18:12 Post subject: |
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its also a lot of bullshit because we've had it for about 2 months now and its only just started doing it in the last week. My other cat looks after it too so it's not lacking anything like that it's just weird. She purrs like mad and obviously enjoys doing it, its just a bit disgustin 
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 19:38 Post subject: |
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| Sublime wrote: | | its also a lot of bullshit |
It really isn't. I've been working (as a volountary) a lot with cats in my home town, and have had cats since I was very little (even aspired to be a vet for awhile). What I wrote is true, and anyone who knows something extra about cats will corroborate this data.
| Quote: | | because we've had it for about 2 months now and its only just started doing it in the last week. |
Might very well be this way because it feels insecure right now. This behavior very rarely/never occur among cats who haven't been separated from their mothers prematurely.
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My other cat looks after it too so it's not lacking anything like that it's just weird. She purrs like mad and obviously enjoys doing it, its just a bit disgustin |
Did you know that cats purr when they're in extreme pain too? Or when they're extremely frightened? They do this to both try and calm themselves down, as well as to convey that they're comfortable.
It's good you have an adult cat that takes care of it. But it's the mother's responsibility to, at earlier development, teach it to stop "snuggle suck", to a kitten that does this, this behavior is to reminesce of it's comfort with it's mother doing childhood.
Grown up cats can behave similarly, eg. when they start trampling you (and purring) using their claws to "grasp" you (this can hurt a lot if you have no, or little clothes on), this behavior is also a way to reminesce, but it's not correlated with a premature extraction from the mother, nearly all cats behave this way.
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 19:53 Post subject: |
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Found a link which described it better than I did:
| Quote: | Suckling and Kneading
If a young kitten is adopted before completing a full 12-week suckling period, it will often suckle its owner's skin or clothing in its mother's place and this behaviour is often accompanied by "kneading" with its paws (kittens knead at their mother's teats to increase the flow of milk). This can continue into your cat's adult years.
Should your cat decide to suckle you or your clothing simply say "no" but provide your cat with a safe toy or object of his own towards which he can direct this behaviour.
While it can be painful, remember that kneading is a sign of happiness. It you can't tolerate a little bit of kneading you could put a nice thick blanket in your lap and let your cat knead to his heart's content. |
http://www.nine-lives.org.uk/catlaughs.htm
Isn't exactly what I said, but it isn't contradictory either.
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 21:08 Post subject: |
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| fisk wrote: | | While it can be painful, remember that kneading is a sign of happiness. It you can't tolerate a little bit of kneading you could put a nice thick blanket in your lap and let your cat knead to his heart's content. |
http://www.nine-lives.org.uk/catlaughs.htm
Isn't exactly what I said, but it isn't contradictory either.[/quote]
i'd call that a pretty contradictory point. And yea I know blah blah can occur with cats but all my life there's been at least 1 cat in the house. At 1 stage we had 5 big cats and 20 something kittens.
And cat's dont purr when in extreme pain. They might make noises but it aint a purr.  |
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 21:17 Post subject: |
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Again, you're mistaken Sublime.
Kneading isn't the same as suckling. Like I said, kneading is the process of "stepping & clawing", and that's not contradictory what I wrote:
| Quote: | | Grown up cats can behave similarly, eg. when they start trampling you (and purring) using their claws to "grasp" you (this can hurt a lot if you have no, or little clothes on), this behavior is also a way to reminesce, but it's not correlated with a premature extraction from the mother, nearly all cats behave this way. |
False again is the notion that cats do not purr when they're in extreme pain. They do.
| Quote: | | As the cat matures the meaning of the purr changes. Some cats purr to indicate contentment or pleasure, but badly frightened cats and severely ill cats also purr, and so do females while they are delivering their kittens. It is not uncommon for cats to purr when they are close to death. This final purring may indicate a state of anxiety or possibly euphoria, states that have also been described in terminally ill people. |
Source: http://petplace.netscape.com/articles/artShow.asp?artID=944
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Now stop this disbelief Sublime. You are out of your league.
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 21:28 Post subject: |
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Well why were you mentioning kneading when I was talking about sucking?
and again... I doubt it's the same kind of purr. I'm sure the purr's are different. Maybe not to our ears but the vibrations, frequency, pitch or whatever it is; it wont be the same (to a cat).
If u ever accidently stand on a cat you'll notice it miaows then it'll do the 'purr-like' thing, but its definitely NOT the same as when you're stroking it.
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 19th Nov 2005 21:33 Post subject: |
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I've seen cats with internal damages (one of them had been in a traffic accident), and they purr. Stepping on a cats tail/paw creates a surge of pain (and they "scream"), but that's not as extreme as eg. internal bleedings, open wounds, etcetera.
I talked about kneading to specify which behavior was "good", and which was "bad". The stepping, clawing, is normal - whereas the suckling isn't.
So, to be furthermore specific: "Pain-over-time generates purr from cat".
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| Posted: Sun, 20th Nov 2005 01:31 Post subject: |
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now i feel all nippley
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 17:31 Post subject: |
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You're obviously retarded, fisk.
When cats purr, its a sign of relaxment.
When they shake their tail, its a sign of pain or uncomfort.
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 17:35 Post subject: |
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| Swinefur wrote: | You're obviously retarded, fisk.
When cats purr, its a sign of relaxment.
When they shake their tail, its a sign of pain or uncomfort. |
Ah, how perceptive of you, to spot retardation over an argument of cat behaviour. I wonder, if your skills were honed at kindergarden, where that line of reasoning is educated among your equal peers.
You must've attended the same school of reason and argument as PoorLeno.
Yes, cats can purr out of relaxment, I never counterargued that - but they also do the very same when they're in pain.
The next time you wish to reveal your inconsistencies, please do it in a manner that doesn't make you out to be what you accuse others of being.
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 18:49 Post subject: |
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so everyone is right, everyone wins yeeey.
man must be hard beeing you fisk, always on your toes, ready for an attack.
wonder what the reply to this will be.
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fisk
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 18:56 Post subject: |
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It's not so hard, seeing as how every person who tries to pit themselves against me, goes down. But they sure are persistant.
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 19:50 Post subject: |
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| fisk wrote: | | It's not so hard, seeing as how every person who tries to pit themselves against me, goes down. But they sure are persistant. |
You just made a comment to help someone with cats.
And made quite an interesting comment I did not know of.
Nothing to be hateful of.
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 20:15 Post subject: |
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this is just fisks substitute for the adrenaline missing in his life.
after all, friendly forums where people discuss everything peacefully are boring,
there is always need for a cockfag who tosses around arguments with hatred as a means of enlarging his e-penis to compensate for the shortcomings of his life outside the net.
hell, i thought injurious was annoying but right now he actually seemed like a decent guy in comparison.
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| Posted: Sat, 10th Dec 2005 20:36 Post subject: |
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| D_A_Kuja wrote: | this is just fisks substitute for the adrenaline missing in his life.
after all, friendly forums where people discuss everything peacefully are boring,
there is always need for a cockfag who tosses around arguments with hatred as a means of enlarging his e-penis to compensate for the shortcomings of his life outside the net.
hell, i thought injurious was annoying but right now he actually seemed like a decent guy in comparison. |
damn, that makes the internet sound very sad. |
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