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slvrwhispr wrote:Geez, you guys and your smart cats. Mine likes to stick her head into paper bags and run head-first into walls. LOL

Well, if it makes you feel better, Manny still runs full speed through the kitchen, forgetting he has no traction before sliding out of control and hitting the stove...

OK...for those of you who don't know that tales of Manny and Bailey... http://www.cathelp-online.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8672 OK...so here's the deal, this is so strange. So Bailey is getting better with Manny. She only gets a little upset if Manny gets to close, and especially if Manny whacks at...

Just to update you on the saga of Bailey and Manny... Things have only gotten a little better...Bailey's stopped seeking sanctuary in my office and is back to sleeping in bed with us. Manny can generally get close to Bailey without to much of a problem (especially when its time to eat...Bailey's mai...

I'm trying to be as patient as possible, but I'm not quite sure what I'm supposed to be doing.... Quick backstory, as I've posted the situation here recently. Bailey is a sweet 8 year old SF, Manny is now a ten week old NM. The info in the cat intro thread says to isolate the new cat, but then we fi...

Thanks for the help so far... First off, we isolated Manny in the bedroom as he was getting use to the house. The first couple of days he was here he was content hanging out under the bed and would occasionally pop out for play, then we left him in the bedroom while we are at work, then we let him r...

HELP! I have a resident cat, about 8 years old named Bailey, that we've had for about 9 months now. She took to us very quickly and has been nothing but lovable...except for when we had to move in September, then she was a bit stand-offish for about a week or so, then was back to her normal self. We...