Yes they do. They were rescues and trapped as very poorly babies and tested and had calicivirus, mum is still on the loose producing loads of kitties somewhere as they couldn't get her.

Bobs is prone to poorly eyes - I have to wipe his eyes quite often, and Boo gets the sneezes when he's stressed but otherwise I've been really lucky with them. They are indoor boys but getting a garden run at some point this year then they can have some safe outdoor space but not come into contact with other cats either.

I mentioned Dinky to my dad who looks after my cats if ever I go away and he was a bit worried as well. Didnt get the what are you thinking of having another cat response but got which is quite right that I've only just settled my boys and thats taken a year. Would have to think carefully before rocking the boat and also how would it affect their bond. They are the most bonded cats I've ever seen they absolutely adore each other. Also wouldn't want Dinky to be left out so I'm not sure I've got the right home for her which is a shame because she is gorgeous and I've always fancied a BSH

I fully understand your babies have to come first and if there is even the slightish doubt in your mind that they wouldn't cope with a new cat in the house then you shouldn't consider taking on another

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funny that because four of my cats had calicivirus some years ago, raffles coming off the worse. they were all vaccinated at the time and even though i had other cats after that (and had another four at the time) the four that had it never passed it on

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I am happy to say Dinky has a new home now

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awww I'm so pleased but secretly jealous!!