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2016-04-20 01:33:30 Have you got any ●●●●●●●●●●●●ns? ●●●●●●in ●●●●●● uk Some, but not all, cats are able to ●●●●●●ise ●●●●●●. I heard of an owner who was sick in ●●●●●●al for a few weeks and whose cat, at home, was ●●●●●●sly ●●●●●● for him, ●●●●●●g and ●●●●●● ●●●●●●ely. One of the ●●●●●● ●●●●●●s ●●●●●● a photo of the man ●●●●●● the cat’s bed, and the ●●●●●●e ●●●●●●our ●●●●●●ately ●●●●●●d; the cat ●●●●●● to feel ●●●●●●ted in some way. So while cats ●●●●●●ve the world ●●●●●●ently to ●●●●●●ves (smell and body ●●●●●●ge is more ●●●●●●ant to them), and while their brain works in a ●●●●●●ent way to us (they have a ●●●●●●r ●●●●●●al ●●●●●● so ●●●●●●ably they think and worry less than we do), they can still ●●●●●● from grief when ●●●●●●ted from loved ones and, as you have found, a ●●●●●●raph can be ●●●●●● to ●●●●●●e an ●●●●●●nal ●●●●●●on. |