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Cat carrying toys

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Jul 03, 2010
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Sweet kitties
by: Anonymous

My older 16-pound orange fella displays a similar behavior carrying his toys through the house while making a very distinctive cry. Often times we wake in the morning to find a collection of toy mice in our bed.

Aug 06, 2009
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baby cats
by: Anonymous

my cat carries a stuffed cat around and makes loud meows. She usually just does it at night or when she is alone.

She seems to try and hide it in corners, under furniture or in the bathroom. She is so cute.

Apr 14, 2009
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cry baby cat
by: Anonymous

My male cat, Jake, a big, burly, 18 pound pixie bob, walks around the house with a toy in his mouth making a kind of sad, almost haunting, moaning and whining sound.

This used to happen with just one toy, his favorite mouse, but now its any soft toy he happens to find, and with 4 cats, we have plenty!

Apr 02, 2009
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to helen
by: shar

my male cat Minno does the same thing except it is always my socks. His high pitched yowling is so frantic. I really think it is a kind of attention getting thing.

I usually go get him and put him into my bed and cuddle. When he was a kitten i used to put him into my socks so i think he uses it to soothe his little soul. ha ha l love him so very much. Shar

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