I recommend looking up all about cats, they have a lot of great information on cats and automatic litter box reviews which go in depth into the pros and cons. They might also have videos on how to reduce smell of poops
Hills Science Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Dry cat food... it will help A Lot 🤤 Wont be perfect but will get better & if shes NOT fixed (I assume she is but just in case) that makes poop MUCH more stinky. If she IS fixed just always make sure she doesn't start to get stinky breath, if that happens, get her kidneys checked immediately, otherwise she's probably ok. Poop's not supposed to be a bed of roses 🤪
Your kitty is ADORABLE! My cats had the exact same smelly poop issue until I switched over to KatKin. Highly recommend! I can barely even smell their poop anymore. Also I use the Petkit Pura Max litter box. It was quite expensive, but it honestly is a godsend!
On a serious note, she clearly adores you. If she follows you everywhere it's because she wants to always be with you. She trusts and feels safe around you.
She does!! Its def clear that she loves him, feels safe and is taken good care of *but* cats tend to be extra clingy with their owner if their held alone/ without another cat, most of them really need their ones company so im glad he's getting another kitten:)
“He seems nice but I wish the human would just hand over the nip & treats. Honestly, he’s holding out on me. I could live my best life if he’d just fill the food bowl with Temptations”.
I lost my last cat in the summer of 2022, and still, STILL, I find his fur occasionally. He was a champion shedder…although now, finding the errant hair makes me smile, because it’s like a little “hello” from him up in cat heaven. Cat hair’s also kinda great, because you can always spot another cat owner out in public, especially if they’re wearing black😂 The lil orange heart on her right side also reminds me of my late kitty, he had a black heart on his right side, too. She’s gorgeous!
I lost my cat 20 years ago and still once in a while I find a hair clinging to an old sweater or something. And yes, I have sweaters and quilts that old.
Oh well we share the same pain honey.I lost my black and white cat in summer of 2023 and now in winter i found his fur on all my fuzzy blankets,he such a baby and he loved all my blankets.He used to cuddle with me in those blankets on cold winter nights now I pet his fur
I'm so sorry for everyone's loss! I lost one of my 4 girls in December and I think about her all the time and keep her ashes in her tin in the living room so she's still here with her sisters and Mom! I miss my lil peanut! Mommy's wittle nut!
Excellent review! For the stinky poops, if you have a vet that does allergy testing for cats, it might help. One of our cats had the stinkiest poops I ever had the displeasure of encountering. We found that she was allergic to beef and flax (a common food additive for the Omega fatty acids they need). After a LOT of ingredient reading, I found a couple foods that don't contain either and her poops no longer stink us out of the house. Pro tip: if animal products don't specify WHICH animal, (like "liver" instead of "chicken liver") treat it as the allergen and avoid it. I hope you can find a way to de-weaponize Junior's poo!
had a similar trouble with my lovely dude Ely- he was part lynx and domestic food did not like his tummy. Fortunately i didn't have to go out and kill things for him, my local store Pet Value had a 'wild diet' food that was great for him - - -
She is simply searching for her spot on your sheets. I'd suggest you get a fuzzy plush blanket and put it next to you on the bed. This will become her new sleeping spot. It will also help her relax because cats like kneading soft blankets before sleeping.
I have a "cat only heating pad" on one side of the bed ...my tarbaby girl One Toke (who does not have drug problem!) sleeps beside me every night! PS....cat fur is a condiment!
I HOWLED when you said, "I think this is something that you just have to accept when you own cats, unless you get one of those hairless ones that kinda looks like a lung" 🤣🤣🤣
A year ago I went to a cat shelter (in Germany) to adopt a cat. They only gave them in pairs of two! They only allowed rare cases of cats that don't get along with other cats to be adopted alone. So now I'm mommy to two furry boys. It's great to watch them interact!
Just wanted to say that not all cats do well with another feline around. My kitty is very much an "only child". There is a stray cat that my partner and I started befriending, who is very docile and sweet. Our kitty is fine with him, they even bump noses. But when he was coming inside the house, even in a very limited space by the front door, kitty developed a stress related infection. She just doesn't like other cats in her space . Kitty actually moved away from my MIL to come live with us when MIL added another cat to the house (we share one property). Each cat is different, and I think it greatly depends on their personality and their age too. So dont feel bad for not getting a friend for your current cat, and you also have to consider that your costs do go up.
@@lily5952this. Very sage advice. Only get a second cat if it's what YOU want. Don't anthropomorphise the cat and assume she's lonely. Based on what I'm seeing she's not, and quite happy. I had almost this exact scenario, including this cats temperament, following me everywhere, etc. Getting a second will have her remain happy or make it worse. In my case, she wanted to devour my second cat, but now that they are similar size, she tolerates him. She never wanted a second in her domain, it was all me 😂
@@lily5952agreed. I foster cats occasionally, and my cat generally just tolerates them, but she never really wants to bond with them, even when the other cat clearly wants to bond with her. She’s quite solitary and seems to prefer human company.
When she's scratching like that she's marking you and your bed as hers. Cats have scent pads in their cheeks and paws that they use to rub against and label as theirs :) Kneading on the other hand is super happy taken back to kittenhood happiness and shows her love.
I believe she’s trying to dig into the blankets. I have a cat that enjoys going under the covers and he’ll signal for me me this way. If she doesn’t like blankets as much then it’s probably instinct hitting the ‘dig’ button in her brain to make her sleeping spot more comfortable.
The pawing is for two reasons: The first reason is to scent mark her spot because she likes the spot and wants it to smell like her. The second reason is just to make the spot comfy before laying down! Kind of like dogs that stamp their feet, spin in a few circles, and then lay down on their pillow.
I had luck setting up a cozy spot for my cat before she joined me in bed! Her favorite fuzzy, soft blanket works, but if your cat has a cat bed she likes, try putting that next to you in bed!
@@leahswan3178Claw cleaning behavior looks very different from digging behavior though. They tend to prefer harder surfaces for claw cleaning as well, such as cardboard, wood, or rope scratching posts. They need a harder surface in order to help them strip off the outer dull layer of their claws to reveal the sharper new layer underneath.
One suggestion to get rid of the stinky smell is to de-worm her! My cat had the same issue, it was beyond me how bad it smelled and once she got dewormed the putrid smell stopped and she decreased her food intake as well. Hope this helps! :)
I live in small apartment with two cats and recently bought a Litter Robot 4 for them. Expensive af, but a GAME CHANGER. Went from smelly to nothing at all. Great support too.
Feeding a high quality cat food will also massively decrease litter box smells and the size of stool btw. The better the food, the better their skin and coat is too. Less shedding, less dander, and less fur balls as well. :)
I also have a LR4 and it’s great (which it should be for the sacks of cash). I previously had the Petkit version which I also liked but upgraded to the LR4 and am pleased I did. I use it with Everclean Unscented Strong Clumping litter and no smells. Even emptying the bin full of 💩 doesn’t smell as gross as you’d imagine.
Thank you for your transparency. I have never seen a UA-camr voluntarily give up details about the revenue their cat brings into the home. I too have had cats with cocaine habits and every bit of income they bring in helps with their midnight cracked out zoomie sessions. Junior is a cute, fluffy little fatty. Keep on doing what you two are doing!
Or ... to cover up food that hasn't been finished. One of my cats has a feral streak*, and constantly scrapes on the counter or floor where she eats to cover what's left in her bowl (and in her step-siblings' bowls, as well). She sometimes manages to pull a piece of paper, or a poorly placed (by me) kitchen towel over her bowl. *Solitary wild cats do this to cover whatever they haven't eaten of their prey, so it's hidden, and they can return later to dine more. (I live next to the mountains in Colorado, and have come across partially covered fairly fresh carcasses, and you know that mountain lion is planning to return, so you don't want to hang around....)
If Junior has never used your bed as a litter box, and hasn't left partially eaten food there to return to later, then maybe this is a phantom habit ... like she thinks -- or feels -- there's a litter box or food she's deposited there, even though there isn't. 🤷🏻♀️
I have two cats sharing an open litter box. I have a Honeywell HEPA/carbon air cleaner running 24 hrs next to it. It draws all smell and dust. My apartment now has normal dusting needs and zero smell. It also draws a lot of loose fur into the pre filter which vacuums easily. She is a great companion and friend.
I'd consult an allergist to see if medication would help you. Most people are allergic to cat's saliva on their coat. Dander is next on list. I have a Honeywell HEPA filter and it's amazing how much it reduced litter box issues. @@mira-sturdivant
There are three HEPA filters and one carbon pre filter that can be vacuumed clean. Don't wet them. I replace the pre filter every three months as it gradually loses the ability to absorb odors. The HEPA filters last me two years as I take them out side and tap them clean. Your mileage may vary.
I don't know you, George. I saw that video on my home page and I watched it after having a really hard traumatic evening and it made a huge difference. That's the beautiful side of the internet. Thank you ❤
I’d like to add another good point for your consideration - along with her bushy tail, that heart shaped patch of orange fur on her side is pretty special 🧡😍
We feed our 8 on raw poultry and raw offal and they poop less. They still have Hills dry adult chicken and Felix sachets or Gourmet sachets, but on the whole their poop doesn’t smell too bad.
I adopted two sisters when they were about 3 years old and their owner had to go into a nursing home. I don't know what I would do without them. I love them to pieces and the two together can really stir up some trouble, but I love every second with them. My husband recently passed away and I don't know how I would have coped if I didn't have my two little furry friends. Definitely get Junior a little brother or sister. And I agree with one of the comments. She needs her own channel. Take good care.
Cat fur is a badge of honor. I grew up with cats, and there is a reason they aren't afraid of heights. They can fall remarkable distances onto uneven surfaces and come out unscathed. Junior is beautiful. Thanks for sharing! ❤️ Also: love your accent
Actually, one more thing: cats adore being high up. I think it's so they can look down on us. :-) So even if you move into a single level home, be sure to get her something she can climb up!
@@tolkienfan1972 though I agree with you mostly, my grey boy got so comfortable on railings that he'd fall asleep on them. He doesn't do it so often anymore and I can only assume that's because he had a bad fall at one point! So they are super skillful when it comes to landing but not so much finding the right place to doze off.
While cats are designed to survive heights it's not infallible! We got a kitten when I was a child that ran right through our stair railing and fell to the bottom. She broke her paw, even though she landed on carpet. I would always advise safety, especially when they're young.
The thing about cats and heights, is that they know how to turn mid-air in order to land safely. That means that it's short falls, like from that railing in this video, that are more dangerous for them because they might not have enough time in the air to make that turn.
It is not respectful to make a cat get used to "poking and prodding". Making them deliberately uncomfortable or annoyed does not earn trust and respect from them either. We shouldn't be doing that to them anyway if they do not enjoy it. If we conditioned humans this way, it would be considered abuse of a baby.
@@melinoess I'm a lifelong cat owner and currently have a kitten, not that it's any of your business to know. But since you decided to make assumptions, I will correct you. You and I just have very different views of the world and life. I despise conventional medicine, including conventional veterinary medicine. I avoid the vet like a plague and focus instead on preventative measures and holistic practices. If my animals need to have something done, then fine, just do it. They will get over it. No need to torture them for a random moment they may or may not encounter in life. But to normalize the disgusting vet ritual, most of which is not only unnecessary, but actually harmful to the pet, is not okay and should not be advised to new cat owners. A cat raised and socialized properly with respect and trust is a cat that can deal with anything and have the confidence and resiliency to overcome any short lived inconveniences in their lives. I use desensitization for many types of training and aspects of a cat's life, but not when it comes to their physical body and space. They need to be respected.
What a pleasure to watch. It’s always so nice to observe such a sweet and mellow cat, one obviously raised, from kitten-hood, by a kind, gentle and loving person.
About six months ago, I adopted the craziest kitten I have ever had. He was going after my toes and my ankles whenever I would get in bed and his claws are sharp! He also requires one hour sessions of play twice a day. If I don't play with him, he starts climbing the walls, literally! But he's a sweetie, too. Your sweet little one is a delight!
@susanr5546. If you can, let him outside (if you feel uncomfy doing so, do leash / harness training or build an enclosure). Or / and adopt a playmate. Some cats are simply too energetic (like on of ours) and was only happy after letting her out during the day to expend her energy. We need to be realistic here: cats are cats, and often need more stimulation than dogs but us humans lock them in tiny apartments, alone, with too little stimulation for their brains - meanwhile we walk dogs multiple times a day. Food for thought!
My cat and I just had our first annifursary! She's a sweet old, toothless domino and I love her very much. That's an exceptional little cat right there.
Yes, yes! Please get her a companion. Cats do so much better with a buddy to keep them company and occupied when you’re not home. I bet she will be thrilled!
@@nony_mationmy older cat was this way, but when I got a very young kitten I had to quarantine her for a week and then my older cat had both gotten used to her scent and curious about the creature behind the door. She’s always viewed my younger cat as non threatening and they’ve had 13 years together now.
As a previous cat servant, of 2 heart melting beasties, I can only say thanks for sharing. The heartbreak when they leave is the only downside, everything else is just ‘life with a cat/pet’. Give belly rubs from me 🐈😻
3:08 ah cats tend to do that if the bed is dirty, like if she placed her butt down there after she peed or poop without cleaning first. My cats always do this on the floor they sat on after they went to the toilet so yeah...@@lollygee172
She is magnificent! RE: her scratching at your blankets, two of our cats are very particular about the texture of which blanket is on top. We have a knit blanket that one of our cats argues and fights with and tries to pull off us, and if we bring a blanket they love from the couch, the other cat will literally pull it off the bed. You could try putting a cat bed or a small fluffy blanket on or near your bed to see if she likes that.
I use furminator with my Siberian husky cuz no other type of brush can pull his cotton fluffs. And I don’t see any reason to use furminator on my other dog or my cats. It definitely works good but their fur isn’t as thick as my huskies fur so I can use almost any brush for them.
Eight animal house here! Works well for all. All types of cats and A golden retriever & GSD, i use it on all but for specific reason and not as their sole brush! it’s wonderful when appropriate! 😊
We have a Persian that was a failed show cat someone just abandoned. He doesn't shed but loves the car and adores our groomer. Sam is a little porker so when he starts to look like a sheep off he goes and is always very proud of himself when he comes home. He does NOT get the "lion cut", I wish the groomer would stop asking.
To help the poop smell: first is always ask your vet. They will want a fecal sample to check for parasites. Since she was gassy as a baby, it may be a congenital issue in her intestines or liver. Possibly adding a little fiber to her wet food will help. (Wet food is best!) Look for 10% protein or close to it, and maybe a novel protein (deer or duck?). Possibly prebiotics, but check with your vet - sometimes they add gas if you give too much, too quickly. Trying different food is good, but give each a few weeks to really test it out. Otherwise, cover it quick, scoop after a few minutes, and hope she grows out of it. 😊
Our kitty constantly walks along our railing like yours! We've given up trying to stop her, as she really enjoys it and there's at least carpeting on the stairs below. She's a true daredevil!
She reminds me of my kitty who passed about a month ago. She would follow me around and greet me at the door. What a sweetie. ❤ cherish all these moments together.
Thanks for making me smile! Air sponges, charcoal deodorizers, and remind yourself that you’d rather have the honk than not have her. Wishing you both joy.
Hi George, we also had a cat with gastrointestinal problems. LOTS of stinky farts and poops that would stink the whole building. We slowly switched her dry food to Royal Canin Gastrointestinal cat food. The change has been amazing. Her poops don't stink nearly as bad and they're a lot more solid. I highly recommend trying that one!
Yes, great recommendation! We have always fed our cats with Royal Canin food. They make so many different types, for lots of different stages and needs in their lives. We also supplement with fresh and cooked chicken, sardines in Olive oil (occasionally) fresh white fish and mackerel (not smoked), etc., watching for bones. Good quality dry food (with veggies, etc.,) is also good, now and then, because it helps their digestion, helps clean their teeth and adds a bit of interest. Christine and Bunnycat ❤️🐾xx🐈
2:24 "Squeeze her head for a little boost of serotonin." I have no idea why but that is the best thing ever and I do the same to my cats. Their adorable cat heads are just so squeezable and squishable.
Off hand, I’d say her bed-scratching habit you find annoying is a throw-back to her wild ancestors. No doubt she’s pawing the “ground” to scratch up a comfy bed of grass, etc on which to lay. She’s a gorgeous feline and a perfect compliment to your fabulous home. Hats off to your amazing remodel. 🥰. I’m so happy you have a sweet companion now….i volunteer at a local animal shelter, taking care of the kittens. Animals do bring us such simple, pure pleasures….don’t they?
The treadmill effect you describe/ she demonstrates is her way of fluffing her bedding before she settles in for the night. She is claiming her spot on the bed. If you want guidance about the fur-nado all over your clothes, Vanessa at Girl With The Dogs 2, is an an animal groomer in the Niagara Falls area of Canada. She has some products and insights that I think you might find helpful. Thank you for sharing your first year with Joonya. She is simply amazing.
She's beautiful!! Indeed, life without a cat is an empty one. They are wonderful companions. She is also lucky to have a guardian like you. Hello from Indy, my ginger kitty!
George, re Junior's smelly poops, have you had her poop tested by a vet? Sometimes those tests can pick up a gastric bug, food intolerance ie milk (water only is best for cats) or some kind of a deficiency. Just might be worth getting it checked. She is a beautiful cat by the way and you take such good care of her. It would help to put your mind at rest
I had a kitten as a child who did the same thing with the stair railing - it was terrible, lol. Walking back and forth, trying to catch his tail. He actually fell once, but seemed to be okay, thankfully.
What a beautiful happy looking cat! It never gets old seeing happy cats just being themselves. We haven't even had our two boys a year yet. . .and I cannot imagine life without them. . .even the annoying bits are endearing.
I took collection of a 1 year old baby this week. My previous cat was 7 when I got him and so it's been a shock to the system. But when you mentioned the 23.7% increase to happiness and self purpose I thought yeah, me too. That's worth all the 5am foot scratches in the world.
She's so cute, and BTW, cat's make nests before they curl up. At least most cats do. Which is what your cat is trying to do with your blanket. It's instinct even if it's not possible to make a nest out of a blanket.
I got the litter robot 4 and it's insane the difference it makes. Once the tray filles up about 70% you start to get some smell, but up until then you don't. Plus as long as you keep the area in front of the litter box clean too. I work from my office at home (where his litter box is) and was using the normal scoop litter box before this and my cat took such a foul poop that I went online and bought it in that same moment. I would buy the litter robot 10 times over in lieu of scooping, how much litter it saves, and the lack of smell
As a cat person myself, with a current count of 3 cats, I love Junior! As soon as I saw that you made another video of her I jumped to click on it. Hopefully you add another cat & show vides of them. I don't know what to suggest about the smell other than one of my cats who has health issues was having a lot of digestive problems (including terrible stink!) so I switched her food to a small company that uses human grade ingredients & it helped a lot. Cost a lot though so you might need to find more ways for her to make you money. 🙂
About the railing - don't worry about it. We have 2 times higher staircase and our cats just like to hang out there. They have never fallen and we've had them for 5+ years. Also one of our cats jumped from the second floor balcony like 3 times and he was always okay (thank god)
I've had dogs and cats since I was 8 years old, and that's been many, many years ago! Every dog, cat, puppy or kitten has been an adopted stray or rescue, or from a litter of a friend, never have I had to buy one from a pet shop. Good on you mate, and cheers (clink!).
The moonwalk of Junior, about which you asked what it means is : Junior prepares her nest to sleep. Not coincidentally in the same place where you sleep: your bed. It's also nice that she walks on your clothes. You are a very confidential friend to her. I appreciated you mentioned she augmented your joy in life for 23,7 %. Perhaps in the meantime, you are already above 36.4%, aren't you? She love you very much. So take good care of her. With Love and Mercy from Belgium from another cat-owner. Patrick and cat Brian (called after Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys)
Never concern yourself about Junior with straddling heights. She knows what she can accomplish. She knows her tolerance. She will never fall and harm herself. Blessings to you, my gingers. .💕💕
You really are so very clever and amazingly humorous! Your delivery is the best.This whole video was perfection but how could it not be with Junior as the subject matter. When you described the hairless cat version as a lung 🫁 I had the biggest laugh I have had in days. Thank you George.
Junior is adorable and so sweet. Re. poop smell: avoiding fillers such as grains, legumes, potatoes, & tapioca, and, instead, feeding a high-quality high-protein low-carb cat food does a lot to reduce both the amount of poop and the odor. It also helps prevent some too common health problems such as IBS, diabetes, and obesity. Good luck!
Hey George, I'm sure glad you devoted this entire video to Junior! She is such a delightful feline. I'm amazed that she has racked up some sponsorship deals that will put some money in her bank account. How sweet it is!
One of my cats will jump into the bathtub and "scratch" in the corners lol. I think he likes the smooth feeling on his paw pads. I'm thinking maybe Junior likes the feel of your bedspread on her paw pads as she "scratches" and kneads them. She's a beautiful beautiful sweet girl🧡
I’ve got a couple guesses as well. My cat does this around his food dish before or after he eats, as if he’s unburying or burying leftovers from another meal (didn’t always do this, no idea where he picked it up, maybe he decided to “bury” a meal he didn’t like at first, but he does it fairly often now… he just did as I typed this 😂). He also does this on our bed, usually before turning around several times and curling up with us. I think it’s part of marking his territory, declaring that this space next to you is his. Jackson Galaxy is an expert on cat behavior, highly recommend. He talks about how cats rub up against things to leave their scent and how cardboard is great for that, which is part of the reason cats love cardboard boxes.
@@saraoiman True, but that doesn’t seem to be consistent with his behavior, at least according to our human noses. He does it even if the bed was just made with fresh sheets (even if the mattress cover under the sheets is washed).
Totally agree! My cat does this in the bathtub, which is a slippery, smooth surface. He also does it after I feed him certain wet food (which i now call his "poop soup" cuz it kinda does look like poop, and I thought he was trying to bury it.... like his poops 😂) But to your point, it doesn't seem to be consistent behavior with only smelly things. Ive come to the conclusion that cats are just weird 🤷🏻♀️ theyre so hard to figure out lol
I actually believe they are trying to dull their claws, if you don't have a scratch post or a place they can claw on, that may be their way around claw maintenance if you are not cutting them.
I think the pawing action is because the soft squishy covers remind her of dirt, so it's instinctual for her to try and dig. Cats will often knead blankets too before they go to lay down, but that is a different motion. The only thing I'll say about her poo is that you might want a different litter? Unless our cats do not have enough litter in their box they always cover it up fully when they are done. We need the Arm&Hammer clumping litter so I can clean their box every day or two and just scoop it into a Litter Genie, so it's sealed up and ready to go in the trash. There was a point where they caught worms from the mice they were hunting in our old house, where they both had diarrhea, but some meds from the vet fixed that quickly.
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I recommend looking up all about cats, they have a lot of great information on cats and automatic litter box reviews which go in depth into the pros and cons. They might also have videos on how to reduce smell of poops
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Hills Science Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Dry cat food... it will help A Lot 🤤
Wont be perfect but will get better & if shes NOT fixed (I assume she is but just in case) that makes poop MUCH more stinky. If she IS fixed just always make sure she doesn't start to get stinky breath, if that happens, get her kidneys checked immediately, otherwise she's probably ok. Poop's not supposed to be a bed of roses 🤪
Your kitty is ADORABLE! My cats had the exact same smelly poop issue until I switched over to KatKin. Highly recommend! I can barely even smell their poop anymore. Also I use the Petkit Pura Max litter box. It was quite expensive, but it honestly is a godsend!
On a serious note, she clearly adores you. If she follows you everywhere it's because she wants to always be with you. She trusts and feels safe around you.
So true! I have the same with my Viola and Simba kitties 🤎🖤🤍
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@@cateater999 Makes you paranoid.
@mind5403 you underestimate cats, its not just that. Cats know how to love
She does!! Its def clear that she loves him, feels safe and is taken good care of *but* cats tend to be extra clingy with their owner if their held alone/ without another cat, most of them really need their ones company so im glad he's getting another kitten:)
*Greetings from Türkiye I feed hundreds of stray cats every day. stray cats are the real friends I have*
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I feel the need for HER review of this first year with her chosen human 😂
I fully agree with this 😂
“He seems nice but I wish the human would just hand over the nip & treats. Honestly, he’s holding out on me. I could live my best life if he’d just fill the food bowl with Temptations”.
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- interesting, and what are your thoughts on the quality of the food served?
"maow"
Hahahahahaha
Meow meow I second this!
I lost my last cat in the summer of 2022, and still, STILL, I find his fur occasionally. He was a champion shedder…although now, finding the errant hair makes me smile, because it’s like a little “hello” from him up in cat heaven. Cat hair’s also kinda great, because you can always spot another cat owner out in public, especially if they’re wearing black😂
The lil orange heart on her right side also reminds me of my late kitty, he had a black heart on his right side, too. She’s gorgeous!
Aww, I’m so sorry for your loss 😢I loss mine in the beginning of 2016! His name was tigger🥰 🐱
I lost my cat 20 years ago and still once in a while I find a hair clinging to an old sweater or something. And yes, I have sweaters and quilts that old.
Oh well we share the same pain honey.I lost my black and white cat in summer of 2023 and now in winter i found his fur on all my fuzzy blankets,he such a baby and he loved all my blankets.He used to cuddle with me in those blankets on cold winter nights now I pet his fur
I'm so sorry for everyone's loss! I lost one of my 4 girls in December and I think about her all the time and keep her ashes in her tin in the living room so she's still here with her sisters and Mom! I miss my lil peanut! Mommy's wittle nut!
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Excellent review! For the stinky poops, if you have a vet that does allergy testing for cats, it might help. One of our cats had the stinkiest poops I ever had the displeasure of encountering. We found that she was allergic to beef and flax (a common food additive for the Omega fatty acids they need). After a LOT of ingredient reading, I found a couple foods that don't contain either and her poops no longer stink us out of the house. Pro tip: if animal products don't specify WHICH animal, (like "liver" instead of "chicken liver") treat it as the allergen and avoid it. I hope you can find a way to de-weaponize Junior's poo!
this is really great advice!
A lot of people stuff their pets with treats and supplements as well, and those can also be the culprit.
Thats great advice!
This. I switched my cat to a hydralised protein food (from the Vet) and after a week or so, zero issues! I was blown away.
had a similar trouble with my lovely dude Ely- he was part lynx and domestic food did not like his tummy. Fortunately i didn't have to go out and kill things for him, my local store Pet Value had a 'wild diet' food that was great for him - - -
What a lovely kitty, so sorry about her cocaine habits 😄
She is! And it's all OK she's got it under control now
@@Patchy - They all _SAY_ that. I see you're new at this.
Come on Junior, Just say No.....! 🤣🤣🤣
I would think Cat nip would of been the problem. Who knew.
Hahhhahhhhaaa!@@ComradeStiv
Taking her to see your parents' cats every night is the cutest thing I've ever heard 🥹
Seriously. He's such a great cat parent.
Same 😊
@@nimblewimble and a great son
She is simply searching for her spot on your sheets. I'd suggest you get a fuzzy plush blanket and put it next to you on the bed. This will become her new sleeping spot. It will also help her relax because cats like kneading soft blankets before sleeping.
How funny is it that as I'm reading about them kneading one of my girls is literally kneading my legs under a blanket!
I have a "cat only heating pad" on one side of the bed ...my tarbaby girl One Toke (who does not have drug problem!) sleeps beside me every night!
PS....cat fur is a condiment!
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2 years after my German Shepard, we still found her fur everywhere. Didn't get away from it until after we moved house
How much happiness a cat brings is always outweighs the troubles she gives you.
It’s like an addiction
addiction to have no depresion@@kendalkolasinski8055
My cat pushed my laptop onto falling 🥹
doesnt outweigh the sorrow when they die
@@hotmale9713 Agreed. This sucks. 💔
She's "moonwalking" on the bed because the soft covers feel enough like loose dirt that it activates her instinct to dig ❤️
Dig and poop.
yes either that or she peed on it once and even though it's been washed she still smells it and is trying to cover it up.
Making biscuits 😊
My kittens do it as a way to tell me something stinks. They think they'll burry the scent, the same principle as the liter box.
She is also making a sleep nest.
I HOWLED when you said, "I think this is something that you just have to accept when you own cats, unless you get one of those hairless ones that kinda looks like a lung" 🤣🤣🤣
Same. I laugh spat a mouthful of water at the one.
I almost spit out my drink 😂😂😂
I died 😂😂😂
Ohmygod, he is right, they DO look like a lung
I actually chuckled at this too 😂
Yes, do consider getting a 2nd cat. The new consenus is that cats do better with another cat for company. Junior is adorable. You are good cat dad!
A year ago I went to a cat shelter (in Germany) to adopt a cat. They only gave them in pairs of two! They only allowed rare cases of cats that don't get along with other cats to be adopted alone. So now I'm mommy to two furry boys. It's great to watch them interact!
I have three cats and I agree! Watching them bond and groom each other is so heart warming 🥰
Just wanted to say that not all cats do well with another feline around. My kitty is very much an "only child". There is a stray cat that my partner and I started befriending, who is very docile and sweet. Our kitty is fine with him, they even bump noses. But when he was coming inside the house, even in a very limited space by the front door, kitty developed a stress related infection. She just doesn't like other cats in her space . Kitty actually moved away from my MIL to come live with us when MIL added another cat to the house (we share one property).
Each cat is different, and I think it greatly depends on their personality and their age too. So dont feel bad for not getting a friend for your current cat, and you also have to consider that your costs do go up.
@@lily5952this. Very sage advice. Only get a second cat if it's what YOU want.
Don't anthropomorphise the cat and assume she's lonely. Based on what I'm seeing she's not, and quite happy.
I had almost this exact scenario, including this cats temperament, following me everywhere, etc. Getting a second will have her remain happy or make it worse. In my case, she wanted to devour my second cat, but now that they are similar size, she tolerates him. She never wanted a second in her domain, it was all me 😂
@@lily5952agreed. I foster cats occasionally, and my cat generally just tolerates them, but she never really wants to bond with them, even when the other cat clearly wants to bond with her. She’s quite solitary and seems to prefer human company.
When she's scratching like that she's marking you and your bed as hers. Cats have scent pads in their cheeks and paws that they use to rub against and label as theirs :) Kneading on the other hand is super happy taken back to kittenhood happiness and shows her love.
No, it's actually because of the cocaine habit. 😂
@@LayOffiKnoTaeBo shes just ABSOLUTELY WIRED
That’s not kneading. That’s what they do in the litter tray. I’ll wager there some kind of scent on there that triggers that reaction.
@@mg7021 kneading is what kittens do to mother’s breast to make them produce more milk
I believe she’s trying to dig into the blankets. I have a cat that enjoys going under the covers and he’ll signal for me me this way. If she doesn’t like blankets as much then it’s probably instinct hitting the ‘dig’ button in her brain to make her sleeping spot more comfortable.
The pawing is for two reasons: The first reason is to scent mark her spot because she likes the spot and wants it to smell like her. The second reason is just to make the spot comfy before laying down! Kind of like dogs that stamp their feet, spin in a few circles, and then lay down on their pillow.
Or, like my late kitty, the reason is to wake me up so I can give him pets and (better) food.
I had luck setting up a cozy spot for my cat before she joined me in bed! Her favorite fuzzy, soft blanket works, but if your cat has a cat bed she likes, try putting that next to you in bed!
It's also because they like to sharpen their claws
@@leahswan3178Claw cleaning behavior looks very different from digging behavior though. They tend to prefer harder surfaces for claw cleaning as well, such as cardboard, wood, or rope scratching posts. They need a harder surface in order to help them strip off the outer dull layer of their claws to reveal the sharper new layer underneath.
Aww that’s cute😭
One suggestion to get rid of the stinky smell is to de-worm her! My cat had the same issue, it was beyond me how bad it smelled and once she got dewormed the putrid smell stopped and she decreased her food intake as well. Hope this helps! :)
oh so this the problem
All yalls cats are wimps who is the fsther??? My male has a gf and works during day. Only sleeps amd eats at house
@@Mohammad-xvl it might be worms it might by its diet, if you feed quality food, mostly dry it will help also a lot
Important idea. Take a fresh stool sample to the Vet. Worms can literally bleed the life out of Jr. If she has worms.
You are fantastic at this
I live in small apartment with two cats and recently bought a Litter Robot 4 for them. Expensive af, but a GAME CHANGER. Went from smelly to nothing at all. Great support too.
Feeding a high quality cat food will also massively decrease litter box smells and the size of stool btw. The better the food, the better their skin and coat is too. Less shedding, less dander, and less fur balls as well. :)
I also have a LR4 and it’s great (which it should be for the sacks of cash). I previously had the Petkit version which I also liked but upgraded to the LR4 and am pleased I did. I use it with Everclean Unscented Strong Clumping litter and no smells. Even emptying the bin full of 💩 doesn’t smell as gross as you’d imagine.
Ps Man With 5 Cats channel has good reviews of all the robots.
Sometimes UA-cam recommendations are actual gems. Junior is so freaking cute I can’t get over it. I’m having actual cute aggression 😭😭
Bratty cat 💢 needs correction 💢
@@aeternamlumosew wtf is wrong with you
Same!
Thank you for your transparency. I have never seen a UA-camr voluntarily give up details about the revenue their cat brings into the home. I too have had cats with cocaine habits and every bit of income they bring in helps with their midnight cracked out zoomie sessions. Junior is a cute, fluffy little fatty. Keep on doing what you two are doing!
That’s why you get a cat that sells drugs. Should be a source of income and not a cost.
Cocainenimics 101, geez. 😅
fluffy little fatty heheeheh
The scraping on materials/sofas/beds/blankets is often associated with “nest-making” 😍😺😻😸
Or to bury a dump.
@@Herr_Jehmineh yeaaahhh was about to say that - our cats only do that to cover a nugget/wet spot of their making. Hope the comforter is washable.
Or ... to cover up food that hasn't been finished.
One of my cats has a feral streak*, and constantly scrapes on the counter or floor where she eats to cover what's left in her bowl (and in her step-siblings' bowls, as well). She sometimes manages to pull a piece of paper, or a poorly placed (by me) kitchen towel over her bowl. *Solitary wild cats do this to cover whatever they haven't eaten of their prey, so it's hidden, and they can return later to dine more. (I live next to the mountains in Colorado, and have come across partially covered fairly fresh carcasses, and you know that mountain lion is planning to return, so you don't want to hang around....)
If Junior has never used your bed as a litter box, and hasn't left partially eaten food there to return to later, then maybe this is a phantom habit ... like she thinks -- or feels -- there's a litter box or food she's deposited there, even though there isn't. 🤷🏻♀️
This. Digging - see poo comments -- is there a bad smell? Or nesting.
Thanks!
Thanks so much Laurel! :)
I have two cats sharing an open litter box. I have a Honeywell HEPA/carbon air cleaner running 24 hrs next to it. It draws all smell and dust. My apartment now has normal dusting needs and zero smell. It also draws a lot of loose fur into the pre filter which vacuums easily. She is a great companion and friend.
this video and this comment has aaaalmost convinced me to get another cat... despite my allergies and super sensitivity to litter boxes.
I'd consult an allergist to see if medication would help you. Most people are allergic to cat's saliva on their coat. Dander is next on list. I have a Honeywell HEPA filter and it's amazing how much it reduced litter box issues. @@mira-sturdivant
link/product name of the HEPA filter would be helpful
There are three HEPA filters and one carbon pre filter that can be vacuumed clean. Don't wet them. I replace the pre filter every three months as it gradually loses the ability to absorb odors. The HEPA filters last me two years as I take them out side and tap them clean. Your mileage may vary.
You need an active carbon filter for the smell, HEPA filters alone won't do anything to smells, they're for small particles like dust.
Junior is absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing her with us. Just one small point, you never own a cat, they own you!
I know, right!? The impertinence! 😂❤
Dogs have owners. Cats have staff.
Very true haha
So true! And cat hair is a condiment!
My dog has a slave... Me 😅
I hate the word "owner". My dog and I are companions and I brought her home to live with me.
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I don't know you, George. I saw that video on my home page and I watched it after having a really hard traumatic evening and it made a huge difference. That's the beautiful side of the internet. Thank you ❤
Same ❤ thank you george
I’d like to add another good point for your consideration - along with her bushy tail, that heart shaped patch of orange fur on her side is pretty special 🧡😍
i was admiring her little heart pattern as well! 😍🧡
I had a white and orange cat. I adored him. He was such a sweetheart, and he also had a heart shaped orange splotch on his side.
We feed our 8 on raw poultry and raw offal and they poop less. They still have Hills dry adult chicken and Felix sachets or Gourmet sachets, but on the whole their poop doesn’t smell too bad.
I adopted two sisters when they were about 3 years old and their owner had to go into a nursing home. I don't know what I would do without them. I love them to pieces and the two together can really stir up some trouble, but I love every second with them. My husband recently passed away and I don't know how I would have coped if I didn't have my two little furry friends. Definitely get Junior a little brother or sister. And I agree with one of the comments. She needs her own channel. Take good care.
I am so sorry about your loosing your husband, I am glad you have your furbabies to help you. I really hope for the best for you and your cats
Your furry girls are so so adorable!!! I subbed to you if you post videos of them
@@hippiebippie8870 Did you happen to see the ones I have posted of my husband. He was a fantastic tuba player and a wonderful human being.
@@hippiebippie8870 Thank you for your kind words. They mean a lot to me. ❤
I am so very sorry that you lost your husband! Unconditional love that our pets offer us can help heal us. Please take good care of yourself!
Cat fur is a badge of honor. I grew up with cats, and there is a reason they aren't afraid of heights. They can fall remarkable distances onto uneven surfaces and come out unscathed. Junior is beautiful. Thanks for sharing! ❤️ Also: love your accent
Actually, one more thing: cats adore being high up. I think it's so they can look down on us. :-) So even if you move into a single level home, be sure to get her something she can climb up!
@@tolkienfan1972 though I agree with you mostly, my grey boy got so comfortable on railings that he'd fall asleep on them. He doesn't do it so often anymore and I can only assume that's because he had a bad fall at one point!
So they are super skillful when it comes to landing but not so much finding the right place to doze off.
While cats are designed to survive heights it's not infallible! We got a kitten when I was a child that ran right through our stair railing and fell to the bottom. She broke her paw, even though she landed on carpet. I would always advise safety, especially when they're young.
Hi Tolkien Fan! I am one as well 😊
The thing about cats and heights, is that they know how to turn mid-air in order to land safely. That means that it's short falls, like from that railing in this video, that are more dangerous for them because they might not have enough time in the air to make that turn.
The heart in her fur on the side is so precious
Three weeks since I adopted nine week old Woody from a shelter. We are still in the process of learning the good, bad and ugly. Thanks for your video.
fantastic cat name
@@melinoess Thanks
It is not respectful to make a cat get used to "poking and prodding". Making them deliberately uncomfortable or annoyed does not earn trust and respect from them either. We shouldn't be doing that to them anyway if they do not enjoy it. If we conditioned humans this way, it would be considered abuse of a baby.
@@melinoess I'm a lifelong cat owner and currently have a kitten, not that it's any of your business to know. But since you decided to make assumptions, I will correct you. You and I just have very different views of the world and life. I despise conventional medicine, including conventional veterinary medicine. I avoid the vet like a plague and focus instead on preventative measures and holistic practices. If my animals need to have something done, then fine, just do it. They will get over it. No need to torture them for a random moment they may or may not encounter in life. But to normalize the disgusting vet ritual, most of which is not only unnecessary, but actually harmful to the pet, is not okay and should not be advised to new cat owners. A cat raised and socialized properly with respect and trust is a cat that can deal with anything and have the confidence and resiliency to overcome any short lived inconveniences in their lives. I use desensitization for many types of training and aspects of a cat's life, but not when it comes to their physical body and space. They need to be respected.
See, this is how it should be done - adopting, NOT BUYING..
I highly appreciate that you have such a precise estimate of your increase in happiness as a result of owning a cat.
23.7%...I laughed so hard at that!
Love his sense of humour, too :)
The kitty deserves a 5 star review.
What a pleasure to watch. It’s always so nice to observe such a sweet and mellow cat, one obviously raised, from kitten-hood, by a kind, gentle and loving person.
Yes I believe their upbringing have a lot to do with their character.
Glad you and Junior have each other! 10/10 investment in both your lives
Very much agree!
Until they leave 😢😢😢
She is an extremely beautiful cat❤❤❤
@@phoenix-xu9xjhopefully that will not be for many many years❤
Fun fact: you will never quit a job from hell when you love your cat
SHE HAS A PERFECT HEART ON HER SIDE ❤
About six months ago, I adopted the craziest kitten I have ever had. He was going after my toes and my ankles whenever I would get in bed and his claws are sharp! He also requires one hour sessions of play twice a day. If I don't play with him, he starts climbing the walls, literally! But he's a sweetie, too. Your sweet little one is a delight!
Sounds like my Woody. Whenever I'm in bed he considers me a life size fair prey.
I can picture that cat climbing the walls 😂
that’s a land shark you got, not a kitten
Too much energy. Let him outside if possible.
@susanr5546. If you can, let him outside (if you feel uncomfy doing so, do leash / harness training or build an enclosure). Or / and adopt a playmate. Some cats are simply too energetic (like on of ours) and was only happy after letting her out during the day to expend her energy. We need to be realistic here: cats are cats, and often need more stimulation than dogs but us humans lock them in tiny apartments, alone, with too little stimulation for their brains - meanwhile we walk dogs multiple times a day. Food for thought!
My cat and I just had our first annifursary! She's a sweet old, toothless domino and I love her very much. That's an exceptional little cat right there.
I appreciate that you mentioned her work ethic. That’s really the clincher for me.
Juniors fat tail is definitely a big plus! It's really lovely 😊
a big furry fluffy plus
the little heart‐shaped marking on her right flank!!! 🥺🥹 what a wonderful little lady. I can only hope your 2nd cat is just as comfortable with you 💚
is it consumable?
Awe, I noticed that too! I played the clip back just to make sure I was seeing what I thought I saw. So sweet❤
That is one precious kitty 😻
@@theloveleebakerGreat excuse to replay !
Junior is 100% adorable. May you have many happy years together.
Rich people wear labels, cat owners wear fur!❤
THIS! I have a free fur coat of the finest quality
wrong, i don’t wear labels and i consider myself quite rich…
🤣
Husky owners wear fur too
Yes, yes! Please get her a companion. Cats do so much better with a buddy to keep them company and occupied when you’re not home. I bet she will be thrilled!
@@nony_mationmy older cat was this way, but when I got a very young kitten I had to quarantine her for a week and then my older cat had both gotten used to her scent and curious about the creature behind the door. She’s always viewed my younger cat as non threatening and they’ve had 13 years together now.
As a previous cat servant, of 2 heart melting beasties, I can only say thanks for sharing. The heartbreak when they leave is the only downside, everything else is just ‘life with a cat/pet’. Give belly rubs from me 🐈😻
I’ve watched this in full twice now. So endearing and reminds me of my kitty waiting for me across the rainbow bridge.
I'm sorry for your loss, I'm sure your cat will be thrilled when you two meet again :)
My son's cat, Shonna, lived to 19. I still miss her. Junior is gorgeous!
My last was 21-1/2. Others were 18-ish. They are long-term employers. I hope George and Junior get the max. Sorry the family lost Shonna (sweet name).
My car Winnie is at 15 years and is so healthy. My 🐶 is 12 years old. I love a pet.
Oops cat...but you got it.
The good thing about her having a bushy tail is that she can be used as a feather duster for those hard to reach areas 😃👍
hahhahahahahah
Bushy tails are good for cleaning the floors and dusting the fur bunnies !
😊 Junior is so sweet !
And for making them in the first place!😂
3:08 ah cats tend to do that if the bed is dirty, like if she placed her butt down there after she peed or poop without cleaning first. My cats always do this on the floor they sat on after they went to the toilet so yeah...@@lollygee172
She is magnificent! RE: her scratching at your blankets, two of our cats are very particular about the texture of which blanket is on top. We have a knit blanket that one of our cats argues and fights with and tries to pull off us, and if we bring a blanket they love from the couch, the other cat will literally pull it off the bed.
You could try putting a cat bed or a small fluffy blanket on or near your bed to see if she likes that.
I’d strongly recommend the “Furminator” cat hair brush. Really helps minimising shedding and fur balls!
Furminators aren't bad but they can lead to bald patches and damage the coat if you use them too much/often
I use furminator with my Siberian husky cuz no other type of brush can pull his cotton fluffs.
And I don’t see any reason to use furminator on my other dog or my cats. It definitely works good but their fur isn’t as thick as my huskies fur so I can use almost any brush for them.
Eight animal house here! Works well for all. All types of cats and A golden retriever & GSD, i use it on all but for specific reason and not as their sole brush! it’s wonderful when appropriate! 😊
We have a Persian that was a failed show cat someone just abandoned. He doesn't shed but loves the car and adores our groomer. Sam is a little porker so when he starts to look like a sheep off he goes and is always very proud of himself when he comes home. He does NOT get the "lion cut", I wish the groomer would stop asking.
Try the Equigroomer!
Once you become a cat over you can never go back. They’re so adorable and funny. They’re full of personality
I can't stand the shedding. I wear expensive clothes and my life is important.
@@herohour6496Don’t get a cat then
@@herohour6496you couldn't afford royalty, dont bother.
@@hauz287amazing comment 10/10
@@herohour6496 did anyone tell you its a bad idea to max out credit cards?
To help the poop smell: first is always ask your vet. They will want a fecal sample to check for parasites. Since she was gassy as a baby, it may be a congenital issue in her intestines or liver. Possibly adding a little fiber to her wet food will help. (Wet food is best!) Look for 10% protein or close to it, and maybe a novel protein (deer or duck?). Possibly prebiotics, but check with your vet - sometimes they add gas if you give too much, too quickly. Trying different food is good, but give each a few weeks to really test it out.
Otherwise, cover it quick, scoop after a few minutes, and hope she grows out of it. 😊
Our kitty constantly walks along our railing like yours! We've given up trying to stop her, as she really enjoys it and there's at least carpeting on the stairs below. She's a true daredevil!
maybe try a cat tree if you don’t have one/ have enough space? might let her fulfil her climbing needs safely!
What about putting carpet or other materials on the railing itself so it’s less slippery and safer for them?
She reminds me of my kitty who passed about a month ago. She would follow me around and greet me at the door. What a sweetie. ❤ cherish all these moments together.
She thanked you for taking care of her till the end and already happy with her Creator. Hope you'll be happy again, get yourself another kitty❤
I’m so sad for you, that you lost your kitty! It’s the worst heartbreak, losing a treasured part. 😢❤
Happy annifursary, George and Junior!
Thanks for making me smile! Air sponges, charcoal deodorizers, and remind yourself that you’d rather have the honk than not have her. Wishing you both joy.
Thank you so much! And that’s a very good point. :)
Real life Smelly Cat 🎶what are they feeding you?🎶
My cat just turned three. They're truly precious creatures and I wouldn't give her up for the world.
Seeing the cat atop the clothes drying rack was funny - we KNEW what the outcome would be! 🤣
This was the most fun I've had all week. Thanks, George and Junior!
So much cuteness in this video.❤ Thanks for sharing Junior with us.🥰
cats are the best pets, when you know them they are super affectionate in their own ways, but theyre also alot less of a commitment than a dog
She’s just the cutest - coke habit and all. And, yes, you do need another kitty. Meow.
Hi George, we also had a cat with gastrointestinal problems. LOTS of stinky farts and poops that would stink the whole building. We slowly switched her dry food to Royal Canin Gastrointestinal cat food. The change has been amazing. Her poops don't stink nearly as bad and they're a lot more solid. I highly recommend trying that one!
we use the royal canin easy digestion wet food for main meals and the dry for snacks. Definitely helped ours.
Yes, great recommendation! We have always fed our cats with Royal Canin food. They make so many different types, for lots of different stages and needs in their lives. We also supplement with fresh and cooked chicken, sardines in Olive oil (occasionally) fresh white fish and mackerel (not smoked), etc., watching for bones. Good quality dry food (with veggies, etc.,) is also good, now and then, because it helps their digestion, helps clean their teeth and adds a bit of interest.
Christine and Bunnycat ❤️🐾xx🐈
2:24 "Squeeze her head for a little boost of serotonin."
I have no idea why but that is the best thing ever and I do the same to my cats.
Their adorable cat heads are just so squeezable and squishable.
Off hand, I’d say her bed-scratching habit you find annoying is a throw-back to her wild ancestors. No doubt she’s pawing the “ground” to scratch up a comfy bed of grass, etc on which to lay. She’s a gorgeous feline and a perfect compliment to your fabulous home. Hats off to your amazing remodel. 🥰. I’m so happy you have a sweet companion now….i volunteer at a local animal shelter, taking care of the kittens. Animals do bring us such simple, pure pleasures….don’t they?
The treadmill effect you describe/ she demonstrates is her way of fluffing her bedding before she settles in for the night. She is claiming her spot on the bed. If you want guidance about the fur-nado all over your clothes, Vanessa at Girl With The Dogs 2, is an an animal groomer in the Niagara Falls area of Canada. She has some products and insights that I think you might find helpful. Thank you for sharing your first year with Joonya. She is simply amazing.
She’s adorable. ❤
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Such a chonky tail 😻 love that you’re ‘reviewing’ you cat haha
You are among the most fortunate of men to have a cat as your friend. That was a great story!
She's beautiful!! Indeed, life without a cat is an empty one. They are wonderful companions. She is also lucky to have a guardian like you. Hello from Indy, my ginger kitty!
George, re Junior's smelly poops, have you had her poop tested by a vet? Sometimes those tests can pick up a gastric bug, food intolerance ie milk (water only is best for cats) or some kind of a deficiency. Just might be worth getting it checked. She is a beautiful cat by the way and you take such good care of her. It would help to put your mind at rest
Very good point! ❤
She's beautiful. Thanks for the update
I had a kitten as a child who did the same thing with the stair railing - it was terrible, lol. Walking back and forth, trying to catch his tail. He actually fell once, but seemed to be okay, thankfully.
What a beautiful happy looking cat! It never gets old seeing happy cats just being themselves. We haven't even had our two boys a year yet. . .and I cannot imagine life without them. . .even the annoying bits are endearing.
I am a huge fan of Junior's, and I'm so glad you made this video. Thank you for sharing. She is definitely a 12/10 for sure!
Looks like Junior is living her best life with you, George! Great video, she's so cute!! 😻
I took collection of a 1 year old baby this week. My previous cat was 7 when I got him and so it's been a shock to the system. But when you mentioned the 23.7% increase to happiness and self purpose I thought yeah, me too. That's worth all the 5am foot scratches in the world.
She's adorable. Her cuteness far outweighs any bad.
She's so cute, and BTW, cat's make nests before they curl up. At least most cats do. Which is what your cat is trying to do with your blanket. It's instinct even if it's not possible to make a nest out of a blanket.
You have such a calming, relaxing voice! I could fall asleep listening to you talk, but in a good/nice way.
He should be narrator for audio books to listen to when getting to sleep 😀
I got the litter robot 4 and it's insane the difference it makes. Once the tray filles up about 70% you start to get some smell, but up until then you don't. Plus as long as you keep the area in front of the litter box clean too. I work from my office at home (where his litter box is) and was using the normal scoop litter box before this and my cat took such a foul poop that I went online and bought it in that same moment. I would buy the litter robot 10 times over in lieu of scooping, how much litter it saves, and the lack of smell
As a cat person myself, with a current count of 3 cats, I love Junior! As soon as I saw that you made another video of her I jumped to click on it. Hopefully you add another cat & show vides of them.
I don't know what to suggest about the smell other than one of my cats who has health issues was having a lot of digestive problems (including terrible stink!) so I switched her food to a small company that uses human grade ingredients & it helped a lot. Cost a lot though so you might need to find more ways for her to make you money. 🙂
If you just video her all day we’d all watch her and ignore our house hold chores and work. But it would bring us so much joy!
About the railing - don't worry about it. We have 2 times higher staircase and our cats just like to hang out there. They have never fallen and we've had them for 5+ years. Also one of our cats jumped from the second floor balcony like 3 times and he was always okay (thank god)
I've had dogs and cats since I was 8 years old, and that's been many, many years ago! Every dog, cat, puppy or kitten has been an adopted stray or rescue, or from a litter of a friend, never have I had to buy one from a pet shop. Good on you mate, and cheers (clink!).
😆Her attacking you through the stair rails cracked me up. Cats are so funny.
She's just so fluffy!
The moonwalk of Junior, about which you asked what it means is : Junior prepares her nest to sleep. Not coincidentally in the same place where you sleep: your bed. It's also nice that she walks on your clothes. You are a very confidential friend to her. I appreciated you mentioned she augmented your joy in life for 23,7 %. Perhaps in the meantime, you are already above 36.4%, aren't you? She love you very much. So take good care of her. With Love and Mercy from Belgium from another cat-owner. Patrick and cat Brian (called after Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys)
Never concern yourself about Junior with straddling heights. She knows what she can accomplish. She knows her tolerance. She will never fall and harm herself. Blessings to you, my gingers. .💕💕
You really are so very clever and amazingly humorous! Your delivery is the best.This whole video was perfection but how could it not be with Junior as the subject matter. When you described the hairless cat version as a lung 🫁 I had the biggest laugh I have had in days. Thank you George.
same 😂
@@kkpenney444 😆
Your cat review!! 😂 She’s so cute.
She’s the cutest and I love her stellar work ethic ❤
Junior is adorable and so sweet. Re. poop smell: avoiding fillers such as grains, legumes, potatoes, & tapioca, and, instead, feeding a high-quality high-protein low-carb cat food does a lot to reduce both the amount of poop and the odor. It also helps prevent some too common health problems such as IBS, diabetes, and obesity. Good luck!
Aw, what a cute little girl she is! Glad to see she is earning her keep. Love the brown heart on her side, too 😉
Hey George, I'm sure glad you devoted this entire video to Junior! She is such a delightful feline. I'm amazed that she has racked up some sponsorship deals that will put some money in her bank account. How sweet it is!
I love that she has a heart on her side! She's just "making her bed" when she scratches at the bedcovers.
Dude!! You need to do a session of "My Cat Reviews Me After 1 Year!" With cats, that's just how it works! They rock!
One of my cats will jump into the bathtub and "scratch" in the corners lol. I think he likes the smooth feeling on his paw pads. I'm thinking maybe Junior likes the feel of your bedspread on her paw pads as she "scratches" and kneads them. She's a beautiful beautiful sweet girl🧡
I’ve got a couple guesses as well. My cat does this around his food dish before or after he eats, as if he’s unburying or burying leftovers from another meal (didn’t always do this, no idea where he picked it up, maybe he decided to “bury” a meal he didn’t like at first, but he does it fairly often now… he just did as I typed this 😂). He also does this on our bed, usually before turning around several times and curling up with us. I think it’s part of marking his territory, declaring that this space next to you is his. Jackson Galaxy is an expert on cat behavior, highly recommend. He talks about how cats rub up against things to leave their scent and how cardboard is great for that, which is part of the reason cats love cardboard boxes.
Cats like to bury smelly stuff, including food, poops…maybe have a check if there is anything smelly on that spot? 😏
@@saraoiman True, but that doesn’t seem to be consistent with his behavior, at least according to our human noses. He does it even if the bed was just made with fresh sheets (even if the mattress cover under the sheets is washed).
Totally agree! My cat does this in the bathtub, which is a slippery, smooth surface. He also does it after I feed him certain wet food (which i now call his "poop soup" cuz it kinda does look like poop, and I thought he was trying to bury it.... like his poops 😂)
But to your point, it doesn't seem to be consistent behavior with only smelly things. Ive come to the conclusion that cats are just weird 🤷🏻♀️ theyre so hard to figure out lol
I actually believe they are trying to dull their claws, if you don't have a scratch post or a place they can claw on, that may be their way around claw maintenance if you are not cutting them.
My cat is 18 yrs old and I love her to bits, hopefully she still has a few more yrs to share with me
I think the pawing action is because the soft squishy covers remind her of dirt, so it's instinctual for her to try and dig. Cats will often knead blankets too before they go to lay down, but that is a different motion.
The only thing I'll say about her poo is that you might want a different litter? Unless our cats do not have enough litter in their box they always cover it up fully when they are done. We need the Arm&Hammer clumping litter so I can clean their box every day or two and just scoop it into a Litter Genie, so it's sealed up and ready to go in the trash. There was a point where they caught worms from the mice they were hunting in our old house, where they both had diarrhea, but some meds from the vet fixed that quickly.