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Posted by stevebutabi on Feb-28-2005 16:28:

How much does a kitten cost?

I'm looking to buy a Norwegian Forest kitten in New York City this summer.

Anyone know what a pure one will cost?

Here's what they look like, btw: http://www.cfainc.org/breeds/profiles/norwegian.html



Posted by tribu on Feb-28-2005 16:32:

http://www.bonsaikitten.com/


Posted by UWM on Feb-28-2005 16:32:

Wow, that cat looks like it requires waaay too much maintenance.


Posted by LinX on Feb-28-2005 16:52:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Wow, that cat looks like it requires waaay too much maintenance.



lol it looks like it by the picture hahaha.


Posted by stevebutabi on Feb-28-2005 17:26:

yeah i'll just have to brush it a lot... plus i figure living in new york city there's prolly a grooming place down the block


still no guesses on how much a pure breed kitten would cost?


Posted by wrzonance on Feb-28-2005 17:34:

just be happy with any kitten! save one before it gets gassed instead! I <3 cats soo much.

Good luck finding that special breed kitten...

...it's just in my opinion it's better to save any cat

I love cats.


Posted by Mr. Pink on Feb-28-2005 17:37:

Rasta Re: How much does a kitten cost?

quote:
Originally posted by stevebutabi
I'm looking to buy a Norwegian Forest kitten


wouldn't you much rather buy a forest gnome?

you could make him your slave, and it'd only take one beer to get him drunk.

you could buy him a little mini-me scooter and when he gets drunk he could pee in the corner...

wouldn't that be....STRANGE!


Posted by wrzonance on Feb-28-2005 17:52:

Re: Re: How much does a kitten cost?

quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Pink
wouldn't you much rather buy a forest gnome?

you could make him your slave, and it'd only take one beer to get him drunk.

you could buy him a little mini-me scooter and when he gets drunk he could pee in the corner...

wouldn't that be....STRANGE!



i like mr. pink's idea better.


Posted by Krypton on Feb-28-2005 18:54:

your going to be brushing that cat at least 20 minutes a day. advice: dont buy it. rescue a cat from an animal shelter before they put it down.


Posted by Spartan on Feb-28-2005 18:57:

I'd say 50 to buy a new cat and another 100 for the shots you'll have to give it after you buy it.

Don't forget about food, a litter box, etc.


Posted by UWM on Feb-28-2005 19:11:

http://www.burkesbackyard.com.au/20...gian_forest_cat

It's from 2003 but they seem to be quite pricey!


Posted by Krypton on Feb-28-2005 19:12:



i got the black one back in 1995. he ran away last year, thanks to my mother opening the garage door. he freaked out and ran. the door is loud when it opens.

i had the the orange one since 1997. he's still around. i have yet to have seen a nicer, pleasant, unafraid of anything, nice to strangers, affectionate, and chilled out cat in the world. he is nothing like the stereotypical run and hide, scard of strangers, do its own thing cat. he's a rarity.

if u want that type of cat, give the kitten lots of attention. hold it a lot, and pet it a lot. sleep with it next to you. that's what i did. every night, my cat sleeps right next to my head the entire night, until i wake up, or he wakes me up meowing in my face begging for food.


Posted by Spartan on Feb-28-2005 19:16:

^dude those are some fat cats, stop feeding them with potato chips


Posted by electronicmaji2 on Feb-28-2005 19:16:

kitties are good

for me to poop on

+111


Posted by Krypton on Feb-28-2005 19:22:

OH NOOO, the annoyingly fat columbian dude is back

BACK, BACK I SAY TO THE PLACE WHENCE U CAME!!


Posted by guster on Feb-28-2005 19:24:

they're free, of course.


Posted by Krypton on Feb-28-2005 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by guster
they're free, of course.





thats sooo wrong


Posted by igottaknow on Feb-28-2005 19:46:

Took in a relative's pure breed Himalayan who cost $500. Nice cat but a royal pain in the ass to maintain. He gets these terrible knots every day that you have to comb out. It�s painful for you and the cat (he bites you). If you don�t comb him out for a couple of weeks its just awful. Don't have the money to get him groomed, so I would dissuade anyone from getting a long haired cat.


Posted by Gholy Host on Feb-28-2005 20:07:

I'm with TVD; adopt a cat. When I get outta school I'll pick up 2 or 3 of my own.

Anyway, purebred cats are sure to cost a lot because breeders put such care into them. So I'm betting it's well into the hundreds to get your cat, maybe even thousands.


Posted by Xenocreator_PG_ on Feb-28-2005 20:28:

iLL KILL A CAT FOR 20 BUCKS. jUST SUPPLY ME SOME FUEL, A MATCH & SOME MARSHMELLOWS. & FrEAKEN CApSLOCK!!


Posted by Krypton on Feb-28-2005 20:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Spartan
^dude those are some fat cats, stop feeding them with potato chips


i try to feed the orange one twice a day 1/4 of a cup. but he becomes a pain in the ass following me all over the house meowing repeatedly. and not just short meows. longgg and loud ones, over and over. so i give in and just pour some into his bowl. i dont even measure it anymore.


Posted by Plastick on Feb-28-2005 20:38:

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Originally posted by ::TranceVanDyk::
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sleep with it next to you. that's what i did. every night, my cat sleeps right next to my head the entire night, until i wake up, or he wakes me up meowing in my face begging for food.


That's really sweet man
Do cats bite a lot? I think they do... else i would have gotten 1 too.


Posted by Krypton on Feb-28-2005 20:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Plastick
That's really sweet man
Do cats bite a lot? I think they do... else i would have gotten 1 too.


many do, but mine never ever bites.


Posted by stevebutabi on Feb-28-2005 20:49:

thanks for the info



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