Whats the weirdest place youve evr found your little darling? i once was in a panic,couldnt find a kitten anywhere,we eventually found him in my husbands boot!!

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One of mine managed to get in the carousel cupboard in our kitchen once - couldn't find him for 6 hours and he was curled up in there the whole time!

He meowed when he wanted to come out and that was how we found him

Now if we can't find a cat, we look under all the beds because that's where they love to curl up and sleep xx

My kitten (and ones ive had in the past) always seem to climb up through a hole into the back of the gas fire. (It's never used). You can just see their eyes peering out through the vents at the top.

Waffles used to hide under our collapsible dining table but she is too big to get under there now. I don't think she realises because when she gets frightened she runs at it and smacks her face :|

Arrr.. How sweeeeeet!!

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I was fostering some kittens and had them in our spare bathroom. I couldn't find a kitten and finally found him in the waste basket looking up at me. He must have jumped onto the toilet seat and slipped into it.

Jenson likes to hide under the u-bend behind the toilet. lol He also likes to sit on my feet while i use it lol

Found Archie in the tumbledryer once. Lucky we didn't turn it on!

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Well, I still don't quite know what it is, but I have had two consecutive litters that have regularly (like twice a day) disappeared under the bath for hours on end (we have no panel on the bath) and they re-emerge when they are ready, they seem to have to climb out fo wherever they are. They only do it up to a certain age and then presumably they grow to big to fit there. It can be rather disconcerting because there is absolutely no way of telling that they are there! With the present litter I have managed to keep them out of the bathroom which makes life a lot easier!

Liz