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looking for diabates help05 Jul 2003 23:16 GMT3
Hi Ya'll,
Not an emergency --
We just found out that one of our cats is diabetic.  He was pretty
sick and I took him to the Vet I use to work for, so we have good
Strange painfull symptoms  CATS05 Jul 2003 15:35 GMT4
My cat used to be so cuddly. But now if you come near his ears he
backs away. If you scratch his head and happen to move and ear he will
back off like you hit him. It looks like he's in pain.
Store helps find cats homes04 Jul 2003 23:50 GMT1
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Cats Peeing Everywhere04 Jul 2003 21:47 GMT3
Help!  What can i do to make my cats stop peeing?  They are 1 yr. old,
sisters and both fixed.  Are they sick?  How can i get this to stop?  I
change their litter everyday, feed them well, and it still happens.  Mostly
on clothes in my room.  But this morning it was all over the ...
Cat Flap Help04 Jul 2003 20:16 GMT4
Hey everybody,
just need some advice on getting my kittie to use a cat flap. It's a normal
staywell standard flap, d shaped  and is magentically sealed to stop the air
(not the one that needs a magenetic collar). Some stories and tips would be
Scratching Post04 Jul 2003 11:07 GMT2
After our cat Gemini (here he is http://tinyurl.com/g0li) decided to start
using part of our wall as a scratching post we bought him a scratching pad
and stuck it on the wall where he was scratching.  Guess what, he now
scratches everywhere in the house apart from the scratching pad ...
Fixed But Randomly Aggressive Male Cats03 Jul 2003 20:45 GMT1
We have two 5-year-old male indoor cats, brothers that were both fixed
at 6 months of age.  Over the past 6 months on 3 occasions one of the
cats has become very dominant and has aggressively attacked the other.
So far these episodes have lasted for about 24 hours and then
hydrating cats..is it a good or bad idea to reuse iv sets??03 Jul 2003 13:15 GMT7
hi everybody
subject line asks it all
id like to reuse ivsets to save $$$ unless people in general think
that it compromises relative sterility too much
introducing kitten to dog behaviors02 Jul 2003 20:58 GMT2
Hi. Have a 2 yr old Westie and am slooowly inroducing her to new male
kitten ~9 weeks. I am leashing dog and correcting when dog lunges etc.
Dog seems excited and not aggressive no barking or growling. Cat sees
dog and will avoid but not cower or hide. I want them to get to know
growth on kitty02 Jul 2003 20:49 GMT2
Hi!  This evening I was giving my kitty, Sniper, some love and cuddles
and discovered a growth on her back.  It is about the size of the tip of
my pinky finger and it appears "lumpy", and it is skin colored.  It is
not attached to the bone and it doesn't appear to bother him, even ...
Itsy bitsy kitty litter box in carrier?02 Jul 2003 20:39 GMT6
I'm trying to acclimate my two cats to carriers in preparation for a
trip that will take 7-8 hours, sometime this autumn.  The girls have
separate carriers.  The smaller kitty will be in the intermediate size
Kennel Cab and the bigger one will be in a large carrier of the same
color of cat's mouth02 Jul 2003 15:35 GMT3
I'm probably going to make this sound worse than it is, but does anyone know
if it's normal for the front part (just around the front teeth) of the upper
roof of a cat's mouth to be darker than the rest of the roof, which is more
pinkish?
TOTE@dog-play.com02 Jul 2003 13:35 GMT1
HOWEDY Master Of Deception blackman
"We just installed a PetSafe brand fence this Spring. Two dogs,
two collars We now have one dog and no collars. I used the Wit's
End Training Manual to learn how to train my dog. She is now
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