My poor lil fuzzy boy has lost his meow. He purrs fine and is normal every
other way but when he tries to meow nothing comes out. At least not much more
than a squeak or a strained sound barely audible. Its not laryngitis because
he has no cough or swelling in his throat. Anyone ...

Is lactose free milk for human a good substitute for the very
expensive milk for cats at the pet shop?

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I can't say either of us particularly enjoyed the experience
but it certainly was worth doing.
Hopefully round 2 will be a bit less of a melodrama.

We have a lot of cats. All were born in the wild and came to live with
us at various stages in their lives. When we bring them in, they are
neutered, get their shots, and never go outside again.
A seven year old female (Squeaky) came to us about 7 years ago at

...in a shelter scheduled to be killed that night-- because they're "so old"
http://maxshouse.com/zak__aidan_feature.htm

My beloved companion of 16 years (she is 17) has the symptoms of what
would be Altzheimers in a person.  She is geneally confused and often is
either agitated or lethargic.  Does anyone know if there are any
treatments for this?  I very much miss the personality of her as she was ...

I saw an ad for Tidy Cat's new "Breeze" litterbox system which
separates #1 and #2, so I bought one to try out. (It's
"revolutionary!" LOL.)
http://www.breezeforcats.com/

I have yet to prove to my caregiver the cat, misses me and the talk
radio keeps her company, yet the animal sheater said the radio being
on when I am gone does not help the cat loneiness, who is right or
wrong

I took in a stray semi-feral cat over 2 months ago.  She lived for 6 weeks
in our basement separated from my other 2 male cats.  The other 2 cats knew
something was going on and could sense the new cat behind the door and
occasionally heard her.  When it was time to introduce the ...