Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
Coco update.
First off i can use my computer again it still crashes now and then but at least i can get back into it again i can't believe my anti virus didn't pick anything up though, out of frustration i restored back to factory settings but forgot to back up so i lost all my photos.
Coco is settling in really well considering we've only had him just over a week, when we got him he was all skin and bone, had an oily coat and flaky skin and had a bit of an aroma to him after being put on a good diet he's putting on weight, his coat is softer to the touch, he doesn't scratch any more and he smells nice and clean again at first we thought the smell was related to gingivitis (dental problems) or renal problems but with it just clearing up i think it might just of been poor diet and bad personnel hygiene as he grooms himself a lot more now.
He seems a lot happier in himself now that he's settling in and Sheba's realised he's not a toy lol since we've had him he's not been out and not shown any signs of wanting to go out considering he was an outdoor cat i think he's enjoying his home comforts and having a nice lap to lie on, he also loves his food and when he's finished will try and eat Cody's and Sheba's food as well.
I can't believe his previous owner hasn't asked about him considering she only lives over the road, he was supposed to be destructive and aggressive towards there other cat but hasn't shown any signs of them.
Can cats suffer from depression as that could explain a lot, if he felt he wasn't welcome or loved where he was i thought he might of pined for his previous owner but it's as if she didn't exist.
Coco gets on great with Sheba now that she's calmed around him i think he's been watching Cody as he just walks past her now all confident instead of creeping past her, Cody's slowly coming around to having another cat the only time he hits Coco is around food or if Coco invades his space they have started playing together now though which is a good sign.
Coco is settling in really well considering we've only had him just over a week, when we got him he was all skin and bone, had an oily coat and flaky skin and had a bit of an aroma to him after being put on a good diet he's putting on weight, his coat is softer to the touch, he doesn't scratch any more and he smells nice and clean again at first we thought the smell was related to gingivitis (dental problems) or renal problems but with it just clearing up i think it might just of been poor diet and bad personnel hygiene as he grooms himself a lot more now.
He seems a lot happier in himself now that he's settling in and Sheba's realised he's not a toy lol since we've had him he's not been out and not shown any signs of wanting to go out considering he was an outdoor cat i think he's enjoying his home comforts and having a nice lap to lie on, he also loves his food and when he's finished will try and eat Cody's and Sheba's food as well.
I can't believe his previous owner hasn't asked about him considering she only lives over the road, he was supposed to be destructive and aggressive towards there other cat but hasn't shown any signs of them.
Can cats suffer from depression as that could explain a lot, if he felt he wasn't welcome or loved where he was i thought he might of pined for his previous owner but it's as if she didn't exist.
Coco gets on great with Sheba now that she's calmed around him i think he's been watching Cody as he just walks past her now all confident instead of creeping past her, Cody's slowly coming around to having another cat the only time he hits Coco is around food or if Coco invades his space they have started playing together now though which is a good sign.
Some photos of Coco.
Waiting for tea.
Waiting for treats.
Watching telly with Dad.
Sheba and Coco getting to know each other.
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