Reply #11: LOL she is most definitely NOT adorable!

[MorningGlow]

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Seriously--she's got that "permanently pissed off" expression (part Persian, I assume--she was a stray so I can't tell for sure), yells at you if you don't fork over the chicken (made just for her) fast enough, and does protest poops in the dining room (thank the gods for hardwood floors) if you do something to annoy her. She doesn't like to be picked up, but if she decides she wants to climb on you, she won't settle in--just stands there on your belly--and she doesn't know how to retract her claws, so all our shirts have pulls and/or holes in them.

But *sigh* she's part of the family.

Good question about all indoor cats needing D. I don't know the answer to that one; I'd assume they have different requirements from humans, but I couldn't say for sure. Clover is definitely an indoor cat only--she didn't spend too long outside as a stray (not long enough to get any parasites like mites, earworms, or fleas), but it was long enough for the neurotic missy to NEVER. WANT. TO. GO. OUT. AGAIN. Seriously--we've tried inviting her out to nom on some grass, like we do with our other cat, but she just sniffs the fresh air at the door and walks away with a serious "No thank you!" air about her.
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