I mean, whenever my vet gives us something supposedly "palatable" for cats, it
smells not of mice or goldfinches (whatever they smell like) but strawberries.
What's that about then?
So - on the same topic, is there any point "sugaring the pill" for cats? I know

I've got a 4 1/2 year old American shorthair female cat (Indoor Only).  She
keeps having bad itching, and I can't tell why.  I keep fleas off of her by
regularly applying Hartz flea and tick repellent (the liquid kind that comes
in the plastic vials and is applied between her ...

CUT THE HABBIT
How much cigarette sticks you puff each day. Smoking has always been
Associated with heart disease, premature aging, damage to your teeth and
most of all it can cause lung cancer. It is shocking to know that people

My wife say's get her a companion,is this the answer.She plays allot but
also sleeps  allot.At age nine is this the right thing to do since she
has been #1 all these years.

Henry's really taken to indoor life. Given our recent harsh spell of
Minnesota winter, I figure we've already saved his life.
He's the typical long-hair mutt with strong Maine Coon/Norway Cat
indications - the same coloring, ear tufts, huge mane and footpad

A few months ago my cat was referred to a specialist for liver/stomach
problems. The specialist works in an office with other veterinarians
but I don't think he's in charge. When I was in his office I noticed
certificates and such things on the wall but I didn't closely examine

I apologize in advance that this isn't a cat question per se. I do love
cats and grew up with them. Currently, I can't have any as my gf is
very allergic to them.
Anyway, this is about ringworm. And there have been some posts about it

For anyone that feels strongly against declawing, please call or email
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary and let them know this kind of advice from
their vet has no place on their website, and it's not the first time:
http://www.bestfriends.org/idealbb/view ...

I am curious; we have 2 kittens (twins practically) which love to suck
either on each other or on an older cat that also is with us. They love to
suck under the neck especially; they particularly love to suck on the older
cat's neck but that cat commonly doesn't like it and so ...

Well, she's put me thru hepatitus, hypertension, & now Hyperthyroidism!
And I didn't even raise her from kittenhood - she's inherited from
when my mom passed away!
But .... she "owns" me hook-line-and sinker even though she's put me

I have a male cat that has to have a tablet for the rest of hislife.  I have
tried putting it in food, but he just knows!  I can't hold him down, and
opening his jaws with those teeth it too scary!!  Any ideas please?

For the past 2 days, Chablis has been eating about half her food, having a
mostly normal day, a lethargic evening & then she vomits, has gassy
diarreha, & has a mostly normal night.
She's currently on Interferon & Pentamycetin for an upper respratory

I've posted here before about my cat Isabel (Bizzy) who very often wouldn't use
her litterbox. We moved in October and for some reason, she seemed very happy
here; she could go outside more often and the litterbox problem disappeared
overnight.

Any ideas apprecitated on this guys.
Bought two identical sister kittens in Novermber. Both been very good using
litter trays as they are supposed to until last week.
Now one of them has started doing it everywhere but in the litter tray and

Louis is a 2yr old Bengal. His breeders, in a fashion which is
becoming more acceptable AFAIK, neutered him at an early age (six
weeks? can't recall exactly).
We've had the stray Henry in our house, in a holding pattern while