yes of course and many pet shops! or you could take them down for a free treat at the local hawker centre. My cat can't wait to introduce them to the monsoon drains to party!robin37 wrote:Hello,
Excuse my ignorance we are coming to Singapore early next year, we have two cats can we get cat food from the local supermarket? Again sorry if this is obvious.
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Ha, ha, ha! I find your post very cute and funny. What a breath of fresh air ! I frequent hawker centers and hope the stray cats and cat owners understand the food is for us, human, to consume. Your understanding in this matter will be greatly appreciated.ksl wrote: yes of course and many pet shops! or you could take them down for a free treat at the local hawker centre.
ksl wrote: My cat can't wait to introduce them to the monsoon drains to party!
Yes I love my wild cat! My daughter wanted me, to take this 14 day old kitten home, I said no at first! It was wondering around outside the childcare, just looking for someone to tag on to. It followed us around for ages, in the end I gave in and said OK, we will take her home!earthfriendly wrote:Ha, ha, ha! I find your post very cute and funny. What a breath of fresh air ! I frequent hawker centers and hope the stray cats and cat owners understand the food is for us, human, to consume. Your understanding in this matter will be greatly appreciated.ksl wrote: yes of course and many pet shops! or you could take them down for a free treat at the local hawker centre..
ksl wrote: My cat can't wait to introduce them to the monsoon drains to party!
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yeah quite right! But I have seen many times, the cats are well fed, down near the beach, by all the seafood eateries, they really have a good lazy life in that area! Me and my daughter love to go and look at them, something special about cats! They have 6th sense without a doubt.Ha, ha, ha! I find your post very cute and funny. What a breath of fresh air ! I frequent hawker centers and hope the stray cats and cat owners understand the food is for us, human, to consume. Your understanding in this matter will be greatly appreciated. .
Yes, cat food is readily available in most supermarkets and pet stores. So you needn't bring too much over.robin37 wrote:Hello,
Excuse my ignorance we are coming to Singapore early next year, we have two cats can we get cat food from the local supermarket? Again sorry if this is obvious.
regards
Your quite right of course, but the cats do serve a purpose, here in Singapore especially, rats breed much faster than cats! and to be honest I haven't seen many rats in Singapore, other than the two legged ones!earthfriendly wrote:Not trying to ruin it for you. There are many people feeding the stray cats but I don't know if it is a good idea. Recently, a little girl was attacked by one of the stray. Her parents mentioned the cats were abound where they lived as people were offering them food. Would SPCA be a better place?
Don't get me wrong. I grew up with a bunch of cats myself. I was not into cats but my mom was. The cats had this strange habit of roaming out of our residential compound and they would appear out of nowhere when it was meal time. Not exactly housecats.
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