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agression07 Oct 2005 22:11 GMT2
I have a 5 year old Bengal.  For the last year he has been aggressive and
attacks my legs, but ONLY when I walk upstairs, I never have problems any
other time.  if you pick him up and stroke he instantly stops being
aggressive, it's my legs he's after!!!
Only Eight Lives Left07 Oct 2005 21:30 GMT1
Poor Kitty.  Nice fireman.  
http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/news/local/12842323.htm?
source=yahoodist&content=dfw_news
Felidae Cat Food07 Oct 2005 19:36 GMT5
I have been told that Feliday Cat food is the very best food to start
kits on.
Any experience?  Looked at the label and there are NO grains, corns
etc. only realy food a meat that is not a byproduct it also has
Biting cat07 Oct 2005 18:32 GMT9
I've recently befriended a stray that has been hanging around my barn.  He's
gotten very attached to me, following me everywhere.  He craves attention.
Lately he has begun biting me.  I never see it coming.  It's not a hard
bite...more like a nip.  The more he trusts me the more ...
Sick cat07 Oct 2005 13:08 GMT19
One of our cats ain't too well. (8 year old neutered male)
Recently he's lost a little weight. Since Friday he's been off his
food and lethargic.
The vet has taken a look and has found that he has mouth ulcers and
Coaxing a shy cat from his hiding place07 Oct 2005 04:12 GMT3
We have just adopted two rescued cats. Winston, the male is extremel
shy and has been hiding behind a shoe box for the past few days.
started letting them explore the house and it looked like Winston wa
coming out of his shell because last night he came down the stairs. Bu
Encourage scratching on post?06 Oct 2005 15:17 GMT10
I finally got my cats a real scratching post -- Bear (adult) and his
sisters has always loved cardboard flat on the ground, so it's never
been an issue, but my kitten (Maxx) is a vertical scratching.  I'd
rather accommodate his needs then try to convince him to do it my way :)
SH!T !!!!!!!!!!!06 Oct 2005 05:28 GMT7
The little monster got away from me.  A cute little orange/white kitty
showed up in my yard on Saturday out of the blue, very chatty, begging
to eat, and never left my yard again.  I can't bring him in because I
have a cat separation issue going on inside anyway.  So I've fed him,
How much Temptation?06 Oct 2005 04:05 GMT5
How much Temptation per day is enough?  The package doesn't say.  The cats
give me no clue because they are not going to stop when they should.
--
Barb
Transporting pets from Berkeley to NYC06 Oct 2005 03:56 GMT6
I have a friend with five rabbits and five cats. She was recently informed
that her company will be moving from San Francisco to New York City at the
end of this year. If she moves, what is the best recommended way to
transport her pets? I think it would be too long to drive ...
Cat fine one minute, vicious the next06 Oct 2005 03:47 GMT2
We've finally finished integrating Chloe into the household. The three
cats have established their pecking order, and can co-exist (the boys,
Tiger and Louis, retain their strong bond, and they give Chloe a wide
berth)..
Cat show in NYC this weekend06 Oct 2005 03:10 GMT2
I'm torn on the idea of cat shows. I don't like the whole idea of
breeding and selling cats when there are so many strays that need a
home, and I would never buy a purebreed. But I have to admit that
there are some mighty fine looking cats there. Ugly ones also.  My
Would Feliway help?06 Oct 2005 02:53 GMT1
One of the cats at work, Harriet, had had problems with constipation
for the past 2+ months and was at the vet/hospitalized 5 times in a 6
week period.  Since her last appointment (9/16) she has not been
constipated and has been going to the bathroom regularly.  I've had her
Fabreze & Cats05 Oct 2005 13:37 GMT15
Don't know if this issue has been discussed in here or not but after
reading reports online that Fabreze may be toxic to pets like to hear
comments from fellow cat owners if the use of this product shouldn't be
used in cat housewholes or just an online rumor.TIA
Cod liver oil?05 Oct 2005 12:47 GMT1
Is this okay for cats? Sarrasine bolted with a capsule of it the othr
day and after batting it round for a bit ended up with her paws coated
in it. She licked it off and seemed to really be enjoying it. I
remember a friend of mine used to give her cat cod liver oil capsules
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