...than you realize...
As the renowned Jon Carr (a household name in parts of Southeast
Asia), I have often wondered what these things might be. Well I know
that you do also!

Meep's 11 now.  She was born with somewhat deformed hind legs (warped
bones) - not terrible, but she's about as cow-hocked as a cat can get,
when she walks she swings her hocks around, and has very narrow hips.
She also has luxating patellas, though hasn't had a problem with them ...

Three weeks ago we adopted a small, spayed, 3 year-old female cat from
PAWS.  When we brought her home she was on the end of recovering from
a cold and was also unsure about her new surroundings and therefore
slept most of the first few days.  We were delighted that at night she

We regularly have guests at our home, and two of them are allergic to
cats.  I'm wondering if any of you have found any sort of solution
(carpet treatment/air treatment) which helps keep guests who may be
allergic to cats comfortable while they're visiting.

My sister and I have a disagreement maybe some of you can shed light on
this.
We have a three year old cat (Candy) that was around others cats, one of
which that tested positive for Feline leukemia virus.  So we isolated Candy

Wow, what a day it has been...All the action kicked off @ 9.30am when
the vet turned up for work. Both Paul & I were waiting for her because
we were determined to sort out what was going to happen to poor old
Lilly over the weekend as we were already aware that there would be no

Which brand of Cat Food is the healthiest for cats?
Alex
www.PersianKittenEmpire.Com

Hi. My cat LOVES his feather toy, to the exclusion of almost everything
else. Every time someone in the house stands up, he runs to the closet
where the toy is kept and starte meowing piteously. He comes into my office  
or bedroom and starts meowing and tries to get me to go down ...

http://www.backseatbarrier.com
Anyone tried this?  I need a better dog solution for my company car
(sedan).  Roxy doesn't do very well with the harness and seatbelt--she
twists herself up in them and has to constantly be rescued, no matter how

The new vet thinks the cats should be on Revolution instead of
FrontlinePlus and Interceptor.  It would certainly be simpler and less
expensive, but I hate to fix something that isn't broken.  The vet only
suggested this because Revolution covers ear mites.  This doesn't concern

Our 8 or 9-month-old make cat begged to be let out first thing this
morning and we haven;t seen him since. I guess he must have gotten
spring fever or something. He has never been out for more than a few
hours at a time, never over night.

One of our cats has just been diagnosed with a soft tissue sarcoma. He has
a lump on his left front shoulder for which he is going in for a CT or MRI
scan (hopefully) on Tuesday to see the extent of the tumour and to see
what the surgeon feels regarding a clean & positive outcome of ...

I was observing Lilly the day before yesterday & I happened to notice
late in the afternoon that she was coughing. I picked her up for
cuddles ans reassuance, and noticed that she was dribbling too, so I
called my vet & asked if could bring her straight down for her to look

Turn your cat into a wild-eyed, monkey-armed, rabbit-kicking killer!
http://fatcatinc.stores.yahoo.net/inflracattoy.html
I tied a string around Tina Ratateenie's neck so she can really fly,
taunting Gracie on either side of the tall scratching post. Hee!  The thing