Thalassa
Junior Member
This just happened a few moments ago. I was in the front room, watching TV and using my computer, the cat is in the kitchen eating.
I hear a commotion from the kitchen. I look up to see that the cat's plastic mat that we have her food on has been yanked half way across the floor, the water is spilt and her bowls are everywhere spilling food.
I go into the kitchen and look around - nothing has fallen to startle her, even so you would have had to have yanked the mat out from under her bowls to drag it half way across the floor, and from the way she sits and eats, she could not have moved it by herself.
The cat is okay, just a little startled, she didn't hiss at anything when it happened, and she is walking around the house as normal, but is round about this time of year (from about November to February) that activity round me seems to peak....but I have never had anything like this.
I have been downstairs now, and have tried to push the mat (with everything on it), with my foot and move it. It is heavy (cup of water, plastic bowl and ceramic bowl), and I (a fully grown human) couldn't move it. I don't see how unless someone actually physically pulled it, it could have moved.
I hear a commotion from the kitchen. I look up to see that the cat's plastic mat that we have her food on has been yanked half way across the floor, the water is spilt and her bowls are everywhere spilling food.
I go into the kitchen and look around - nothing has fallen to startle her, even so you would have had to have yanked the mat out from under her bowls to drag it half way across the floor, and from the way she sits and eats, she could not have moved it by herself.
The cat is okay, just a little startled, she didn't hiss at anything when it happened, and she is walking around the house as normal, but is round about this time of year (from about November to February) that activity round me seems to peak....but I have never had anything like this.
I have been downstairs now, and have tried to push the mat (with everything on it), with my foot and move it. It is heavy (cup of water, plastic bowl and ceramic bowl), and I (a fully grown human) couldn't move it. I don't see how unless someone actually physically pulled it, it could have moved.
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