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Nipsy drags his butt across the floor08 Feb 2008 17:29 GMT11
I noticed Nipsy (3 yo long hair) pulling himself across the wood floor
with his front legs and I started to panic thinking that his rear legs
were paralyzed. I was already mentally driving to the emergency vet.
Then as I got up, so did he, and proceeded to walk across the floor
The Way to Paradise08 Feb 2008 01:17 GMT17
We are all in quest of true happiness.  In this world, the idea of
true/perfect happiness is not feasible because this world is
inevitably doomed to total annihilation.  True happiness is found only
in dwelling upon Paradise, and enjoying its blessings.  However, none
input needed07 Feb 2008 19:13 GMT4
I have two indoors, active cats (ages 2 and 4 years) and am considering
adopting a third one. Has anyone tried integrating a deaf cat into a
household that already has cats? I am wondering if a deaf cat would be
disadvantaged in terms of being "hit upon" by the residents. The two ...
Cat plays in litter box07 Feb 2008 18:32 GMT3
Has anyone heard of a Cat that like to play in his litter box?
At first it seemed as if the cat would play in the box everytime I
cleaned it. A few weeks ago I notice he would do this if it was not
clean, he would toss some litter around then lay down and reapeat the
kittens w/ major flea prob07 Feb 2008 03:28 GMT10
they're not mine, my boys are a yea and half old.....my friend Penny
has 4 cats, one just had litter, we think they're 4 weeks old, all the
cats are infested (none of cats are out door cats)....can you kittens a
flea bath?  I know she's going to have treat the whole house & the
What do cats do at night outside?06 Feb 2008 19:14 GMT14
I wonder why a neutered cat with a bit of arthritis in his rear leg
loves to stay out all night long in freezing weather.  What goes on
out there?  I live in an old surburban neighborhood in Philadelphia.
There is a high wall at the bottom of my garden separating it from a
Advice needed - transporting cats to UK from Non EU country06 Feb 2008 16:47 GMT4
I am planning on moving to the UK in about a year's time with my three
cats. The issue is that I live in Israel - a country not participating
in the PETS scheme which makes it possible for animals to bypass the
six month quarantine period. I spoke with a PETS representative and
cat diagnosed - won't eat k/d - phosphorus question - all round HELP!06 Feb 2008 00:47 GMT5
Several questions, all help and advice gratefully received!
My 2nd 15yr old cat (George) was diagnosed last week with kidney
disease. Was taken in for dental op and I asked for blood/urine tests
to be done (just in case as other cat had been diagnosed incidentally)
kidneys and bloodwork readings?06 Feb 2008 00:43 GMT1
I have a cat that's been on chemo and her kidney levels had been fine until
very recently.
They found an infection and suspect it's the culprit, but it has raised her
BUN level to 38 (normal range 14-36) and her Creatinine level to 3.3 (normal
farewell, Daffy05 Feb 2008 20:02 GMT1
The vet was just here to pick up my 17.5 year old Orange tabby, Daffy (so
named because he walked like Daffy Duck.)  Unfortunately, in recent
months, he had totally stopped using the litter box, for pooping and for
pishing.  I'm disabled and my mother is elderly, so we can't clean ...
Bro-furly Love05 Feb 2008 19:54 GMT8
OK, this is the health and behavior newsgroup, but these are pictures of the
only time Da Boyz behave!  Some of these are absolutely priceless!  (Click
on the picture to see the larger sized image.)
http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/Ozzy3/
Ridding Neighborhood Cat from Yard04 Feb 2008 21:26 GMT5
We have an obviously well fed, friendly cat sitting directly outside
our sliding glass door wanting to come in. The problem is that he is
not our cat. We have 7 cats already and our house is full to the
maximum.
litter crystals and leaky liners?04 Feb 2008 03:30 GMT6
I just started using the litter crystals, and am looking for some
advice. While I am loving them overall, I've noticed a strange thing
happening which never used to happen with my previous litter. (Which
is Feline Pine.)
My Lovely Tom Cat04 Feb 2008 00:20 GMT14
I have had my lovely tom cat from a kitten and he is now 3 years old.  I
have never owned a tom cat before and he is just so adoreable, but there is
a behaviour that he does religiously every single morning and wondered why
he does it.
UTI's in Cats03 Feb 2008 18:22 GMT14
Our cat Maxwell (aka:  Maximus or Maximillion) hasn't been with us all
that long. My friend offered him to us because one of her roommates
was not treating Max very well and she gave the cat to us because she
couldn't be home all the time to supervise.
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