My foster cat Beetle came to us with 3 kittens at 10 days old.  The kittens
are now 8 weeks old, and Beetle went back to the shelter so her milk can dry
up before she is spayed.  She's been at the shelter for a few days now, and
yesterday and today I observed her displaying "in ...

I looked around on the package of IAMs "7+ year old" cat food and did not
see a description. Well, now that I think of it, they probably have a web
site, hopefully that would be on it.
But just in case they do not.

I have a fat, oldish, spayed female cat, whose chief hobby is sitting
on the window ledge and hissing and growling at any of the
neighborhood strays that wander by.
The neighbors have an adorable half-grown gray and white Siamese.

I have a 5 year old cat and a 12 year old small dog.  The cat is very
compatible with dogs and my dog is fairly cat tolerant, meaning she
mostly tries to pretend we don't have a cat.
My sister is no longer able to take care of her two cats, one 3 and the

My 18 year old cat has cancer. Several months ago he went through an operation
to remove a cancerous growth on his abdomen. While we were hopeful that we had
"gotten it all," 2 weeks ago we noticed another growth in the same area and so
booked him for another operation.

My husband swears he's allergic to my two babies.  I have my doubts,
though, because he also sneezes and has a stuffy nose hours or days
after he's been around them.  For example, when we were away in
Europe, he was still sneezing two weeks after not being around any

I live in a small block of flats and up until about 6 months ago, my
cat was the only cat here. I'm on the ground floor and have a cat flap
in a window but she's not much of an outdoor cat and is happy to sit
with her head out sniffing the evening air and occasionally come into

Declawing is out of the question here in my house.
I know about clipping their claws. That is no problem.
I was thinking about covering the air bed with one or even two mattress
covers.

Those of you who still think IAMS is okey-dokey, check it out.
http://www.iamscruelty.com/iams-video.html
This is what happens to dogs (and one kitten) in the name of "research".
The rest of you, don't. It's not pretty.

poor Sam cat we moved to apartments that dosen't allow cats or dogs out unless
on a leash, this was a couple years, she does go out on the balcony and yowls
and I mean yowl (yes, she's neutered)
I'm deteremined to get her back outside, locally I live in a very rural area,

Any tips on removing the urine smell from a deck?  We have some stray cats in the area and we think
they have been peeing on (or at least under) our deck this winter.  Now that the snow has melted, it
smells really bad.  What can I spray on or scrub in or whatever to try to make ...

HELP!  I have called every source (spca/animal welfare groups/pet
shops) imaginable trying to find a home for my 18 year old cat Willi.
We are moving into a house that just is not set up for his regular
incontenance near the scratch box and hair balls.  The ole boy is

I was just wondering if any of you have tried chicken soup for the soul cat
food.  I just purchased this the other day, to try (currently using Royal
Cannine).  I went on their web site at
www.chickensoupforthepetloverssoul.com and I was very impressed with the

If I leave my kitten's food bowl down (she's 4 months old) she'll paw
at it to play, but then my whole kitchen floor will end up covered in
her food!  I can't seem to get her to stop without putting her food
bowl on the counter.  Is there another way I can get her to stop

iya,
I have a 13 year old male  cat that has been neuted but over the last month or
is started to spray every time he comes in.  He comes in the back door, has a
quick bit to eat and then out the front door, on his way through he'll spray