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Old 10-26-2008, 08:33 PM   #992
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Originally Posted by desertgrandma View Post
Ricky, do any of your cats 'suckle'? Mine was a stray, found him when he was 1 1/2 lbs, wandering. Pretty sure mom was feral. He growls at strangers. Seriously growls. We humanized him by holding him a LOT, and now when he's in a cuddly mood, likes to just curl up and 'suckle' t-shirts. He used to like to nuzzle the neck area, but that got irritating. I figure he's just got separated from mama to soon.........
I have had cats who were big on suckling. One of my little girls (who had leukemia .... she died young) used to clamp on to my neck at night (where I had a large mole) and would suck on it like mad. I really hurt the next day, so I eventually had it cut off.

I've got cats who have some serious people food addictions. Jonathan (Jon-Jon) is nuts about vanilla ice cream. The kitty in my avatar looks exactly like Jon-Jon. Morgan will do anything for lasagna. She also loves peanuts. One of my sister's cats (now gone) was insane for cabbage. Raw cabbage.

I probably mentioned this somewhere, sometime, but Kevin learned not only to open the cabinets, but to get out a can of Fancy Feast and open up the pop top. I had to put locks on the cabinets.

Cats continue to amaze me. They are remarkable creatures ... loving, loyal, and smart.
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