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taking Kira to the vet - a couple questions10 Feb 2006 07:20 GMT8
I'm taking Kira to the vet in the morning. Hopefully, a few people on
the east coast will see this before I go.
It may be nothing at all, but am concerned. She's a couple times where
she was either constipated, blocked, or having a stomach ache. The
Q abt long hair cats09 Feb 2006 14:01 GMT13
I used to post here but my computer died, we finally saved up enough to
get a new one
any way, we have 2 brother's, Moe & Rudy, fixed, indoor cats...they are
large cats, are last one Sam was only 9 lbs...Moe weighs in at 16lbs
Love at First Sight09 Feb 2006 01:39 GMT5
Don't you just want to take every rescue cat home with you???  :)  I
was just at PetsMart and went to visit the kitties.  I was just walking
past them to see who was awake when a sweet tuxedo girl opened her eyes
and stumbled over herself to get out of her hidey and press up ...
Kitten Goes Undercover in Vet Scam Probe09 Feb 2006 00:30 GMT2
Kitten Goes Undercover in Vet Scam Probe
AP
A college student who allegedly deceived pet owners by pretending to be
a veterinarian was collared after authorities used an undercover kitten
Crazy cat acts like he is starving!!08 Feb 2006 05:55 GMT5
Hi,
I am a 3rd year vet student and have a behavioral question I can not answer!
I have 2 cats, Simon, 6 1/2 yrs and Velcro, 4 1/2 yrs, and both are on the
plump side. (Very large LONG cats anyways but 16 lb) So, they are on R/D and
cat: vomited twice, not eating much, test all fine... help07 Feb 2006 18:16 GMT4
we have an 11 year old male. He's always been in perfect health. a week
ago he vomited up a full stomach's worth of food, cleaned it up, though
possibly it was because I'd switched him to science diet senior
hairball controll (he used to eat this, but a few months ago, he ate
Long (very) road trip with wild cat and tame cat07 Feb 2006 17:52 GMT5
I may be needing to move from Tennessee to Vegas and taking 2 cats
there.
I have a wild cat who won't let me pet him and a tame cat that I can
pet.
Post Op Care / Mgmt after Perineal Urethrostomy and Cystotomy07 Feb 2006 13:34 GMT1
My cat (5 yr old Neutered Male) suffered a pretty bad blockage two weeks ago.
It was extremely difficult to cathetarize him. He also had stones in his
bladder (stone analysis isn't back yet but I suspect oxalate since his ph is
6 and there were no crystals in his urine).  My kitty ...
It's the humane thing to do07 Feb 2006 07:56 GMT8
I've been reading through some recent posts/messages and I now I'm
puzzled by something.
If you take your cat to the vet and it's diagnosed with some sort of
potentially fatal illness, shouldn't the vet tell you that the cat
Post-op07 Feb 2006 03:41 GMT1
We just got our cat Miss Chief spayed a couple of weeks ago and last
Friday she had her stitches out.
Since then she has been very happy and doesn't seem unwell but there
has been a little bit of seepage from the incision site.  Specifically
Correct water temperature?07 Feb 2006 01:23 GMT7
What is the correct water temperature for a cat?  I've tried looking
for this info for some time now, but have not come up with anything.  I
know dogs actually prefer water that is not too cold.  Is this the same
for cats?
Nightmares vs. Seizures???05 Feb 2006 23:25 GMT6
Does anyone have any experience with cats having horrible nightmares/night
terrors? My 6-yr-old, formerly feral, cat has had 2 episodes that I think (I
hope...) were nightmares in the past few months. Both times, he's woken me
up early in the AM screaming and yowling (it sounds ...
Lump on gum?05 Feb 2006 12:41 GMT3
Yesterday night I noticed that my cat had a reddish, swollen area on the
front of his lower jaw.  If he had a lip, it would be on the center of his
lower lip.  It looks almost as if his tounge is hanging out slightly (but it
isn't).  It doesn't seem to be painful, because I gently ...
Cats not getting along05 Feb 2006 04:45 GMT5
I have two cats - Smokey is 5 years old and I have him 4 years.  Harry is 3
years old and I have him 2 months.  They fight!  Neither cat will give in.
There has been no injuries as such yet except yesterday I noticed some
scratches on Smokey's forehead but nothing serious.  Over ...
Urinary problem - male cat05 Feb 2006 01:38 GMT14
Can anyone advise me?
I have a 2 yr, 9mo. old male long hair cat. He has always been
perfectly healthy. Yesterday, he kept going to the littlebox, crouching
as if he needed to urinate, but nothing came out, or only a drop would
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