Thanks--all feedback welcome!
I
should maybe clarify here---Tiger came to me as an young adult street
cat. I have no knowledge of his early history. It
seems highly probable he was abandoned too young, and survived on
the street.
But
interesting that you know all about the forehead-pressing. I much prefer
(obviously) your conclusion to Anitra F's.
Now I
think of it, tho, I've also observed Pookie (my frail, 5-lb foster)
positioning himself in his catbed with his forehead pressed against the side of
it. Because he's not a well cat, I assumed again that it was pain that was
causing this forehead-pressing behavior.
Neither of my 2 other FeLV negatives, who are also
healthy in every other respect, have ever done this. Only the two with health
problems--one physical, the other emotional--do the forehead
thing.
Kerry
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of carrie chance Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 9:48 AM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: o/t2 x feline behavior Qs hummm, not to interupt, but I Bottlefeed
babies,
anyways most bottle babies do this regardless,
as it is a sign
of affection towards their MOM, who was a human,
and not a mom
cat. So maybe if your baby was weened to early, you
are getting the same result.....
Therefore I would have to say it is his way of
giving you affection
I have SEVERAL that actually give me hugs, and
beleive me they are
hugs, and darn things wont let go either. The
tounge thing, thats kind of funny
maybe his tougne is to long,,,,,,8-)
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