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my cat can count!24 May 2007 00:13 GMT6
Lucy my oldest girl, she waits till she hears the second can open
before she comes running.
yep! she's a counter
Kitty's Fur Is Seriously Matted23 May 2007 14:43 GMT3
Our cats fur is seriously matted on his legs.  He lets us comb
most of his coat but won't let us near his legs.  The vet was
supposed to do something about this while he was boarded
their but they didn't.  I'm not sure is practical to take him to the
Help please! Cat is pooping outside litter box22 May 2007 12:20 GMT6
Hoping someone will have some helpful insight for us.
Our 7-yr old neutered male cat has been defecating in the house for
the past 4-5 weeks now. It was happening once or twice a week but now,
it's almost every day. He urinates in his box.
Ping Phil P: Newly diagnosed HCM22 May 2007 07:50 GMT12
Phil, you know so much about HCM and I'd like to get your advice. I am
heartsick to have just been told that our nine year old cat has early
HCM. My experience at the vet's was upsetting because I never got to
see the cardiologist so everything was filtered through some new vet I
biting kittens22 May 2007 03:50 GMT7
My foster kittens are almost ready to go back to the humane
society.....but I have a question.  I figure the kittens are teething
as they love to chew on fingers.  I bought them chewy toys, which they
ignore, as they prefer fingers.  Is there a way to deter them from
Cat's ears--how far down can I go?21 May 2007 17:19 GMT4
I am a new cat owner--I adopted a stray young cat dropped off at my
cousin's house Thanksgiving.
He has been having a problem with one of his ears.  Vet said it was a
yeast infection and gave me some drops to use for two weeks.  I came
Cat genetics: how do they work?21 May 2007 15:05 GMT9
I would be interested to hear people's views on the following as I don't
know anything about feline genetics.
I have two short-hairs, "plain ordinary cats" I've always thought.
Basically, one is ginger and the other black.  They are twin brothers
Help Pleas...21 May 2007 10:08 GMT1
> Friends,
> I am not a cat person, but around five years ago we took in a small
> gray cat (which we named Nova) when her owners told us they planned to
> put her down. Nova was small and sickly. She had been part of a litter
Whipped Cream21 May 2007 03:51 GMT5
I have a three (3) year old Tabby cat that loves whipped cream! He expects to
eat it every evening as a 'treat'. Is whipped cream safe for cats?
Magical powers of cats???21 May 2007 02:37 GMT14
I'm a warlock and they say that a magic-user
does need a cat to be truly powerful.
So, do cats have magical powers? Do they
enhance your mana? Can cats cast spells?
catching a cat litter21 May 2007 02:13 GMT7
I have a question for you cat experts out there. A young cat showed up
on my front porch; she was a sweet cat so I started feeding her my
indoor cat's leftovers and of course, she stayed. A couple of weeks
later she had a litter of 5 kittens in my yard in a truck tool box.
my  youngest cat is 9 weeks old and needs a flea collar20 May 2007 18:09 GMT11
What kind of cat collars are good for a cat so small? Or, should I rely on
Frontline? I hear Frontline is the best. I have applied Frontline to my
other cats in the past but I could still see fleas on them from time to time
not long after application. I want the best for my cats.
Adding weight to a cat in kidney failure20 May 2007 17:28 GMT12
First post here. A quick Googling didn't give me any answers, but I'm
happy to accept pointers to other threads if needed.
I have a cat, Weiz, who is 16 and has some kidney failure. He is on
Fortekor, and has had very little progression in the 3-ish years since
Can a lactating queen come into Estrus?20 May 2007 17:28 GMT24
I was wondering if anyone knows whether it is possible for a lactating
queen with 6 week old kittens can come into Estrus? I have 2 queens
here that are still feeding their kittens. Tahnee who is due to be
spayed on Friday,( the queen that adopted our baby Birman kittens) &
Mega colon in cats20 May 2007 16:07 GMT1
I have a 3 year old male who has mega colon. I am going broke having t
take him to the vet when he gets plugged up 9twice last week). On
visit set me back $700.
he is on cisapirde, lactulose & pumkin)>
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