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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you sound like a moron. You have a cat, and yet you don't know that they don't like having their tails pulled?  Okaaaaay.  Furthermore, you ascribe a human emotion (so-called jealousy) to an animal.  Newsflash:  the cat is not "jealous" of your son.  You just need to teach your kids to leave the cat alone.  I am glad the cat scratched your son.  Maybe now he will be more careful around the cat.

Morons.  The world is populated by morons.  [/quote]

I totally agree with this.  What bugs me more than anything about OP's post is the suggestion that the cat has been jealous all along, just waiting for the moment to attack her sweet and innocent, precious little snowflake!  B*LLSH*T!

Actually, it sounds more like the cat has put up with the kid for 2 YEARS without even touching him, but no one should have to put with having an extension of their f*cking spine pulled by a bratty toddler.

It's really not that hard to separate a toddler and a cat.  And the feeding the newborn think isn't a good excuse.  So, would she have left a hot stove on while feeding the newborn?  Oh, the 2 year old burned his hand, but it's not her fault, she was busy with the newborn!

No, before she sat down with the newborn, she should have put the 2 year old in a contained area (i.e. close the room off to the cat, put a gate up).

Her tone in the post is everything.  It's like she was waiting for a reason to get rid of the cat.  I hate people like that.  They think animals are disposable or "practice" until they have their actual kids, and then they set the animal up for failure, because they want an excuse to get rid of them.

It's sad how many older (8-12 year old) cats there are at the pounds and shelters.  It's heartbreaking to read that most of them were given up by someone after living with that person their *entire* life.   And people like the OP then end up raising self-centered, bratty kids who think the world revolves around them.  Instead of reprimanded her precious little 2 year old, it becomes the cats fault.  So the 2 year old never learns that there are consequences (when he was told not to touch the cat and still did, he got scratched in the face, but instead of saying, well, that's what you get for pulling the cats tail and not listening, he's fussed over and the cat is discarded) but that kid will also learn that animals are disposable and become yet another j*ck*ss who has no respect for nature and think that it all exists for his pleasure.[/quote]

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