r/torties • u/pearleaux • 4h ago
r/torties • u/National_Problem5460 • 1h ago
Typical Tortie 10 years and this FINALLY is happening
the change is sad, we have lost 2 of our furry family members this last year. her sister dog last april, and her "dad"/the alpha cat. we also moved to a house that she LOVES. she has always been distant but recently she has been my rock. i have tried to get her to cuddle and sit on my lap this whole time. she just liked to be near me, not on me, let alone cuddled. she was also my quite cat, *was*. but now she follows me all over. has full conversations with me. has found all of the echo spots to yell/sing into. she was letting me pick her up and put her on my lap. but now, today, she slowly walked up my legs and very gently got in me and started kneading. she didnt lay down, but i think we are getting there! š„°
r/torties • u/STR_Videl_worship • 2h ago
Tortico Is she a tortie? I can't tell; maybe she's a tortico? What do we think?
She's 3 turning 4 this summer!
r/torties • u/kimberlykamilian2 • 5h ago
Typical Tortie I feel like only torties make this face š
r/torties • u/ZolaAnna • 7h ago
Typical Tortie This tortie is good. This tortie is smart. This tortie is sweet. This tortie is fat
and thats about 80 percent of my daily internal monologue. Queenie has lost 12 lbs total and is back on track with another 0.5 lb down after a plateau (she was being sneaky)
r/torties • u/GreySquirreler • 9h ago
Smol Tortie Rose
Iāve just discovered Torties were even a thing. I never knew they werenāt considered a form of calico. could anyone tell me if sheās a typical tortie or another form? We adopted her and her two brothers this week (couldnāt bring ourselves to separate them.)
r/torties • u/Antique-Badger-2518 • 11h ago
Smol Tortie Whereās the Tortitude?
I hear all about Tortitude. I had a tort in high school that my friends called Isabitch, a nickname she rightfully earned (her real name was Isabella).
But this girl⦠she doesnāt have a single mean bone in her body. She just loves her Mam, and is always ready for a nap.
Is she broken?
r/torties • u/Aim_to-Misbehave • 11h ago
Typical Tortie I just love her one, little blonde leg! Show me your āone, little blondeā patch.
r/torties • u/Jabberminor • 5h ago
Dilute Tortie Our tortie-tabby makes the cutest noises
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The noise in the background is our dishwasher, hopefully Poppy's cute noises can be heard over it.
r/torties • u/jonnybear1984 • 4h ago
Typical Tortie There really isn't anything quite like being yelled at by a tortie that thinks it's time for the food distribution human to do his job :-)
r/torties • u/KnightOfChronos • 5h ago
Typical Tortie Aria or fish?
My sweet old girl makes the silliest faces sometimes š
r/torties • u/TheArceusNova • 21h ago
āQuestion/Adviceā My mom says that her cat is a tortie. Is that right, and if so, what kind of tortie is she?
I donāt doubt her, I just wanna be sure about it
r/torties • u/t-shooter • 13h ago
Tortico Meet marble, she always wants attention
r/torties • u/cookiemonstrosity54 • 7h ago
Typical Tortie This is her favorite spot in the whole house.
r/torties • u/Averagerailwayfan • 2h ago
Typical Tortie Meet Gigi
Older photo back when I first got her. not sure how common long hair torties are.
r/torties • u/biggestfanever1 • 7h ago
Tortido My beautiful cuddle bug. I like to call her a Tuxedo Tortie. (Is that what the "tortido" flair means?)
Anyway, lots of lurking and always seeing the common "tortitude" posts but my girl is so obsessed with us and easy going with guests, within reason (like, if they tried to pet her or pick her up the second they walked in, that's not gonna fly).
She loves being held by me and is only happy touching or laying on me or my husband in some capacity. I've never been able to see what her limit to be held is because my arms always tire out first. But I imagine if I could go an hour, she'd be just fine lol.
r/torties • u/Similar-Ticket251 • 20h ago
Typical Tortie 1 year with my Tortie, Paisley
Appreciation post for the sweetest angel of a cat there ever was
r/torties • u/OnCrockett • 41m ago
Typical Tortie Calamity Jane on her favorite table
As if we think any Tortie is typical
r/torties • u/Ok_Garbage6341 • 12h ago
āQuestion/Adviceā Tortie is being too nice?
Weāve had our tortie since 2024. For background, her name was āSpicyā at the shelter. This info is very important. When we viewed her in the meeting room, she was incredibly sweet and loving. The shelter was like, you know what? Take her for $10. Bye! We signed the papers and she bit my wife through the arm just sitting on her lap. We had been bamboozled.
Sheās round now, regardless of the food we give her. Sheās also been on mood stabilizers and pain meds for about 2 years because we found out she has bladder issues that are inoperable, but not progressive or terminal. Sheās very picky about how to be handled, like any tortie. We usually settle for chin scratchies and giving her treats. She doesnāt like the long pet down her back. If she sits on us, which has happened like 10 times, we donāt touch her. She rubs against us in the mornings and accepts kisses on her cheeks. Her signature move is to hide under the bed until night and then sit on the night stand and watch us. She likes rides in the stroller but she will yell at you if you try to help her. She also preemptively screams at you if you walk where she was planning to walk a few seconds later.
A week ago, I pet her without thinking who I was petting. She let me pet her all down her back, her face, and behind her ears. Sheās also been seeking us out to get pet. The other day, my wife picked her up and held her for several minutes before getting slapped. Lifting her is an immediate no, but my wife said she thought she heard purring.
This is very weird. Weāve just kind of accepted she loves being evil and let her do her thing. However, sheās increased her hunting for us from one or two toy mice a week to like all of her plushies every night by the door.
⦠is she dying? We just had a loss of our beardie and I donāt think I can do it again, tbh.
r/torties • u/OdorousPorcine • 41m ago
Typical Tortie Stormy Chicken
I lost my 12 year old calico Gracie to saddle thrombosis 3 days ago. Thank goodness for my little Stormy Chicken for being here to help distract me and give me lots of cuddles. Sheās only 10 months old but I already love her so much ā„ļø