Two cats; A B+W Shorthair and a Ginger tabby.
The shorthair's previous owner was unable to keep her, So, My family ended up with her, One thing though: Never keep the butter out of the fridge, Ever, Next time you step into the kitchen lidded or no the container of butter will be licked clean full or no.
I am the only person this does not bother as i am the only one who does not butter my bread haha.

The Ginger Tabby with white paws and tummy goes crazy over cheese, He will literally jump on the kitchen bench just to try to take the cheese slices you try to put on your sandwich haha.
This cat had been part of the household since he was only 6 or 8 weeks old though, A tad young but one was given him without any info because he was unwanted.
The exchange went kind of like this : "Hey do you like cats?" "Yeah, Why? I have nothing against them?" "Here" *Gets handed a kitten and the person runs off*

The attempts at the tabby trying to play with the B+W shorthair as a kitten was hilarious though, Especially when the kitten would tackle her on the kitchen floor and startle her and they both would end up skidding all over the linoleum haha

That sounds adorable XD My cat loves ham and popcorn as far as I know, I try to keep him away from human food unless it's something like meat and I know there isn't some kind of weird chemical in it.

My old cat that passed last year was a black and white shorthair. He had the usual tuxedo pattern with white paws, belly, and a white triangle on the face. His tail was all black though, no white tip. He loved to drink the left over milk after I had cereal, but was pretty good at not eating food not meant for him.

I dont know how old she is though, She was originally a pound pet before her previous owner, Given the previous owner never took that good care of her and they often 'forgot' to giver her food
So it took AGES for het to warm up to anybody but now she is pretty good, She is one of the ones that is a bit more white than black though, Looks almost like a hastily, Messily done patchwork quilt with mishappen shaped of fabric

She is more fussy than the tabby though despite the fact she had had issues with irregularity of feedings.

The tabby will eat literally whatever you stick in his bowl on most occasions.

Even though the tabby is now around four years old he still attempts to play, Although being grouchy she is not that receptive seemingly and is more likely to try to 'put him in his place' with mixed results as it shifts now and then which cat wins.

They get up to all sorts of antics.

But the worst is sitting on the computer keyboard or computer mouse/the cord thereof while one is playing a computer game >_>

my own cat likes to lie down on my laptop a lot as well.

That's horrible! How can someone forget to feed their pet? Maybe if it was a fish I could understand that, but a cat will normally bug you until you give it food. Not to mention it's cute watching them eat. My one cat was kind of a noisy eater, while the one I have now is a messy eater.

I think you can have a vet take a look at the cat's teeth and figure out how old the cat is. That's how they would get an idea of a cat's age on the show Animal Cops.

I currently have a rat. She's my first rat. Through my whole life I've had a dog, fish, two rabbits, hamsters, two guinea pigs and a cat. The cat is now living with my mom, so she kinda switched the owner

I've heard rats shouldn't be held alone, but mine doesn't seem to mind at all. She's very lively and nosy and she gets in every dark hole she can find. It's adorable. She seems to have some problem with my face though...

A problem with your face? Does she try to bite it or something? That seems a little strange.

Yeah, she puts her tiny claws on my nose or into my eyes and tries to stick her nose. I've read it's pretty common for rats for they are just curious. I heard some even bite their owner's lashes or eat, well, boogers straight from their noses... But I keep mine away from those areas, don't wanna know what her 'problem' is, really XD

Hehe, well it's good that she is more curious and not so much hungry for blood shed. I've never head a rat or mouse because my mom hates them. The closest I got was a hamster.

So what kind of rat is she? Fancy rat? What color is she? Got any pictures? :3 I think pet rats are so cute.

Hamsters apparently have problems with human faces too. I have a long haired syrian hamster so I have to brush her fur every now and then. The moment I stop and try to cuddle with her, she climbs onto my shoulder and starts licking/softly nibbling on my face. Sometimes she even tries to climb my face...

Cecona wrote:Hehe, well it's good that she is more curious and not so much hungry for blood shed. I've never head a rat or mouse because my mom hates them. The closest I got was a hamster.

So what kind of rat is she? Fancy rat? What color is she? Got any pictures? :3 I think pet rats are so cute.

Yup, she's a fancy rat. She's graphite colored with white socks and white marks on her belly. I think her color is called american blue. Unfortunately I don't have any pictures, because she really can't stay still I live with my grandma and she hates all kind of such rodents, but I said "It's not like I'm making you touch her :D", and she was fine with that, besides, as she put it "she's not a common wild mouse color so she's fine" :)

Tinushka wrote:Hamsters apparently have problems with human faces too. I have a long haired syrian hamster so I have to brush her fur every now and then. The moment I stop and try to cuddle with her, she climbs onto my shoulder and starts licking/softly nibbling on my face. Sometimes she even tries to climb my face...

I never had a syrian hamster (didn't even know they could be long haired! I'm such an ignorant ), always went for dwarf hamsters. Maybe it's a thing of all rodents of similar size to try and stick their teeth where it's not needed?