My cat, Sebastian, is an indoor/outdoor cat.   He regularly plays
outside all day and comes in when he wants.  But when I got home
today, Sebastian came inside with me and just opened his mouth like
he

Take a look at this article.  It's on a page with a big advertisement at the
top, but just scroll down a short ways and you will find an article entitled
"To Declaw or Not to Declaw?"  This is the opening paragraph:  "To date, we
have not received any negative feedback regarding ...

My cat Mimi has stuck her butt outside the litter box and peed off and
on for a couple of years.  I have had her urine checked multiple
times, and it's always negative.  So since Peewee died, she has peed
outside the litter boxes every day!!  I figured they must still smell

I recently moved to Spain, to a heartworm-risk area. My 6 year-old cat
Kotyo is an indoor-only cat, and we do have mosquito screens on all our
windows, but still mosquitoes seem to get in from time to time. So I
need to get some heartworm protection for him.

I just read a story about a Phoenix vet charged with animal cruelty
after hitting a Chihuahua with his fist, dislodging the dog's eye,
becuase he was being "uncooperative." The dog was a patient to be
spayed.

We're moving to a new location with our 2 indoor/outdoor cats.  What's
the best way to acclimate them to their new environment?
thanks.
Nanette

I had to take my 5 year old Maine Coon into the vet today for what was
diagnosed as a bladder infection.  They did get a urine sample and
tested it - there was blood in it, white blood cells, etc. No
crystals. His symptoms were going to the litter box constantly and

Bonjour,
I would like to start by saying that I am new to this type of
communication.  I am bilingual so if you prefer to answer in French,
please do so.

was mine, i'd still only have nothing but an ol flat biscuit
the hell is wrong with you folk? stay on up! get on up
don't worry bout nothing, Im in the house, it's all good.
did I ever mention that?  small detail. it's all good.

I noticed that no matter what scoopable litter I buy, there is always a
cloud of dust, even with the unscented.
I don't want to breathe that crap and I don't want my cat breathing it,
either.

We're getting a puppy - any suggestions on what we can do to make this
transition easier for our 4 year old cat?
TIA,
myk

My SO and I have one cat and are house-hunting.  We've seen one house
that we like very much, but the present owner of the prospective house
has 4 cats.
I'm worried that our cat (an 11 year old  spayed female, who does NOT

!!NOTICE: You miserable bitches who cannot be bothered to take your cat to
the vet even when their heads are falling off can stop reading right here!!
In just seven days, metronidazole (generic Flagyl liquid, administered at
1/2 a cc [0.5 ml] twice a day with a little syringe that ...

I read in another thread that cats don't like having it applied to
them.  Are there anti flea and tick products that doesn't bother the
cat?