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Small Bumps on 10 YO Cat	12 Jan 2004 02:58 GMT	7
My cat has a number of small bumps-about the size of 1/2 the end of a pencil eraser scattered over his body. They are white, smooth and there is a bit of white powder which looks like dandruff around them. He does not scratch them and they do not seem to bother him. Any idea
vets	11 Jan 2004 23:23 GMT	4
I am soon going to go demented over vets! I am friendly with a vet who only does acupuncture and homeopathy though, so she can't help me, but she gives me good advice. This has helped me to stand firm in all the problems up to now.
Need a good litter without smells and dust	11 Jan 2004 22:03 GMT	9
THe litter is the worst. What is a good litter to get that does not create the dust and also no smell. One that will also not be tracked out when the cat walks from it. WHen my husband changes the litter or cleans it, the dust must linger
tosca update	11 Jan 2004 22:02 GMT	10
Been lurking for a while, would like to know how Tosca is doing.
Can pets spread SARS to people	11 Jan 2004 18:35 GMT	1
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3341582/
Flea's	11 Jan 2004 16:38 GMT	8
If you haven't heard about Hartz flea and tick drops, you need to check out the facts on the links below. Do this for the well being of your pets and to help other pets. As most of you are aware there is a petition concerning this grave injustice
PLEASE HELP!	11 Jan 2004 16:30 GMT	6
I am going to crosspost this plea for you to email the officials named in the below link. Please, please,....you COULD make the difference with your email. Do it for the tabby. Please. It will just take moments of your time. http://www.animaldefense.com/greenwalt_news.html
a cat story	11 Jan 2004 14:51 GMT	1
we just moved here to georgia like 5 and a half months ago.and we didn`t have pets with us at the time,(we are big animal lovers) but as soon as we got here the tuxedo cat from next door came over and stayed with us for a while.and so did their dog,at first the cat came every once ...
Why do cats drag towels and sheets?	11 Jan 2004 08:14 GMT	10
My wife and I find it amusing to come home and find a bed sheet or a cats favorite blanket dragged into the bathroom or down the hall. Why do cats do this? Is it that they want to make a nest from objects they are familiar with? Are they trying to prove ownership? I dunno . If you ...
Cat peeing on bed	10 Jan 2004 23:48 GMT	8
We adopted a year old female cat about six months ago and had her spayed. About a month or two ago, she peed on our bed twice in as many days. We wound up throwing out the comforter and mattress pad and buying a new set. We also began closing the bedroom door unless
Nice try :)))	10 Jan 2004 19:28 GMT	11
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Carpets and kittens	10 Jan 2004 14:36 GMT	4
We have two kittens about six months old, both healthy and happy but are not being allowed outside until they have been speyed and had feline leukaemia protection both of which will be done soon. Both were house trained by previous "owner". Trouble is, they've started wetting on the ...
vets	10 Jan 2004 07:09 GMT	2
At long last we got rid of the ear mites Micky - the shelter cat - had (now the dog has them!). The vet got mad at me today for refusing to pay his bill! He more or less kicked me out of his practice and did not say good-bye ... :-(
Outdoor vs Indoor Cats - Again	09 Jan 2004 20:17 GMT	18
I've followed this debate in many threads across several groups, and there is one point I have not seen raised. 30 years ago I was coming home from my night job at 4 AM and while walking in the street (NYC) a dozen blocks from my home, I came across a really friendly
New information on Siamese cats	09 Jan 2004 20:04 GMT	2
http://tinyurl.com/2u6nj