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Interesting feline obsession29 Oct 2005 01:43 GMT7
Hi [first time posting here]
My cat has an interesting and cute obsession.
First, his name is Baggy and he is a very healthy neutered 13 year old
pure black shorthair.
Help with Lattice Balls?28 Oct 2005 22:59 GMT21
One of my two cats, Bebop, loves to play with lattice balls. (See
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000633ROW/002-2987693-6220846?v=glance)
if you're not sure what a "lattice ball" is.)
I have two related problems:
Another trip to the ER28 Oct 2005 22:49 GMT106
Poor Kami, every say "awwwww."  I got home yesterday and found her
scrunched up under the desk and practically screaming.  I thought
maybe she had injured herself, but then I could see she was clamping
at the tail end.  And she's never done this before--ever--but she
Tortie28 Oct 2005 20:12 GMT2
One of my ex-roommates (college days) was in town, and so we walked
around the neighbourhood, including the old street. We were standing
there commenting on how the building hasn't changed, etc., when a big,
bushy-tailed, thick-haired tortoiseshell strolled up to me. I couldn't
Question about cat behaviour28 Oct 2005 19:44 GMT14
A quick question... we've been living with a cat for the last five months
(he's nine months old now). He has quite a few toys, his favourite being a
plush mouse that's tied to a 2-feet-long piece of string (so that we can
pull it around).
Cat Found Built Into Wall Of New House28 Oct 2005 16:05 GMT3
http://www.theindychannel.com/family/5187316/detail.html
Cat Found Built Into Wall Of New House
Rescued Animal Taken To Vet Hospital
UPDATED: 7:25 am EST October 27, 2005
jasmine's dirty bum28 Oct 2005 15:12 GMT13
Hi all...more jasmine questions and thanks for your patience. Jasmine has
had a really dirty rear end lately; not feces sticking to her, just black
dust, I'm supposing from the litter. I use a litter made from plant
material, it is dark green and smells like grass, and it appears to ...
but seriously folks!28 Oct 2005 14:55 GMT6
I know a cat, a pretty little cat, she has been declawed
she is forever and constantly going about...like she is wanting
something... always making that noise, as if...she wants something.
However, I cannot imagine what she wants OTHER than to tell me
Calcium Oxalate stone - can't remove28 Oct 2005 09:50 GMT11
The vet told me that my cat has a calcium oxalate stone but that it's
located in a place where they cannot perform surgery. They're just
gonna have to wait and see what happens with it and keep an eye on it.
I can't remember the location of the stone but I think it was above or
Q for PhilP re: cat shelves27 Oct 2005 17:28 GMT8
Hey Phil,
I'm going to go to Lowes either tomorrow or Friday to get a sheet of
MDF (3/4 inch) for another project I'm doing (building a desk). The
sheet they have is 4' by 8' so I'll have a lot of MDF left over.
Very smelly female cat urine .......26 Oct 2005 17:03 GMT2
Hello there all.
I haven't been around for ages & do apologise if this subject has been
covered before.
We have a female cat that we bought from Cats Protection League about a year
"Cat Attract" litter... has anyone tried it?26 Oct 2005 08:50 GMT12
I am still having "out of the box" problems with my cat(s).  Only now it's
turned into being a problem with 2 of 3 cats.  (No, there are no health
problems involved.)
I came across some litter yesterday called "Cat Attract."  The label says
Behaviour changes (good)26 Oct 2005 00:03 GMT6
A few months ago, I posted that our older of two cats - Delilah - was
finally comfortable with us putting her on the sofa. We feel she was
abused before and sofas were off limits. Finally again this week, she
is getting up on her own as soon as one of us sits down and will settle
Cold feet and ears - is this a concern?25 Oct 2005 23:31 GMT3
Jasmine (about 5-6 months old) seems to have cold feet pads and ears.
I've noticed it a few times, and just checked Jack's feet and ears, and
his are warm. So I don't think I'm keeping the house too cold.
I just can't recall a cat having cold feet and ears before...is this a
Can catnip cause urinating?25 Oct 2005 17:42 GMT3
I have 2 cats.  They are brother and sister and about 15 1/2 years old.  
The male has been diabetic for about  8 years and other then being fat
is doing pretty good.  I give him two shots a day.
The female has shown very early signs of kidney disease but nothing bad
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