Where is my cat??

[kris570]

Yeah you found her. Cats like routines and she is just missing your daughter.

[BlueEyedFrog]

FOL buds are experts because we have been through it. Now you are an expert too. (After years of thinking about it, I think my cat was hiding behind the fridge, but I am yet to get a true confession.)

I know from experience, you feel much better now. Thanks for updating us.

[PugLover]

Perhaps she found a way to get under the bed and up into the boxspring........seen it before.

[Sticky Davis]

Originally Posted by PugLover

Perhaps she found a way to get under the bed and up into the boxspring........seen it before.

I've definitely seen that one too. They'll find a small tear under the boxsprings of a bed and crawl up inside there - or a tear underneath the fabric of a couch or upholstered chair (and crawl inside.)

My experience is that they usually come out of hiding within a day or two when they're hungry or thirsty.

Glad she's found

ETA - One of the cats my daughter was pet sitting last summer went missing for several days. My daughter freaked out and wanted to call the owners on vacation. I helped her search the house and we still couldn't find him. I said since we're 100% sure he didn't slip by us when we came and went through the door into the house - he has to be in here somewhere. Glad we didn't call the owners - I didn't want to worry them on vacation. He was of course just sitting there and eating his food a few days later when she went to check on the house again - giving her the "why should I care about you stupid humans" typical cat look.

[aggieteach]

Originally Posted by PugLover

Perhaps she found a way to get under the bed and up into the boxspring........seen it before.

I forgot about that one. My beds are high now so they don't dig at the bottom of the box springs But I never had a bed that didn't have the white part of the bottom of the box springs torn.

I bet if you check under your beds there will be at least one bed that has the white part torn, they LOVE it under there. Great hiding spot.