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catnip kitty04 Oct 2006 23:53 GMT2
I have a three month old kitten whom I have gotten both a catnip ball
and catnip scented scratching board for. She turns into a complete
psycho after being near the catnip and has to be seriously restrained.
she calms down after a bit, but it's worse than a bagful of squirrels
Hi I Took In An Abandoned Kitty04 Oct 2006 22:19 GMT6
Hi everyone. My daughter came home tonight with a kitty who was found in the
parking lot. He/She is so tiny, I am guessing maybe 5 or 6 weeks old. The
problem is I don't know what to do to care for the kitty. I have two cats
that are 3 years old. This kitty is adorable and I plan ...
Hello04 Oct 2006 18:30 GMT1
New here, just wanted to say hi to everyone
Cat food - frozen04 Oct 2006 01:23 GMT8
I've been trying something out with the cat, and so far it seems to be
working.
The problem was that I give him one can of food per day.  5.5oz can of
friskies food.  He is older and I worry that he maybe has trouble
Unexplained Political Debates03 Oct 2006 22:44 GMT19
What is Government Harrassment?  Is that when the Government Harrasses
the People, or the People Harrass the Government?
Does mentioning "People Food", in Movies and TV, indemnify false
advertising because, the prop doesn't contain real people?
Question about Feline Leukemia03 Oct 2006 17:45 GMT9
Hi everyone. After we were forced to euthanize Molly a few weeks, we had
decided not to get any additional cats (we have four others), but of course
that resolution didn't last long, and we are fostering a new two-year-old
cat from a no-kill shelter. The cat was neutered, vaccinated ...
kitten back problems?03 Oct 2006 17:16 GMT3
My four month old kitten (ragdoll) is in obvious pain when picked up or when
I run my hands down his lower spin  He tenses up  and cries.  He is also
listless although his appetite and elimination processes are generally good.
He has been examined by the vet and will be having ...
Cat drinking beer03 Oct 2006 13:50 GMT8
I have been brewing my own ale and when I fall asleep my tom is finishing
off what is in the bottom of my glass.  He has been down in the basement as
well licking up the slop's and sipping out of the barrel.  The other day he
was to wasted to walk straight and could not get over ...
Hyperparathyroidism , Parathyroid Glands  Any Info . WouLd Be    Appreciat03 Oct 2006 06:06 GMT7
I have a 12 yr oLd maLe cat and the vet is checKing to see if this is
the reason for severeLy high caLcium LeveLs in his bLood .
He has Lost a tremendous amount of weight , is very Lethargic and has
become severeLy de-hydrated .
Needless Surgery?02 Oct 2006 23:45 GMT11
I not sure what to do...
My husband and I adopted a stray cat, Red, 3 months ago. It is
estimated she could be as old as 2 years.  Our local vet told us to get
her spayed as soon as possible, which we did.  After the surgery the
I'm excited - just brought my new cat home02 Oct 2006 22:52 GMT10
Her name is Mothra (Her coat reminds me of the monster from the movies)
and she is adorable! Finally fell asleep on the couch beside me. I
expect she'll wake up pretty soon ready to start playing again!
Collars for cats.....02 Oct 2006 22:09 GMT17
I am getting conflicting advice on collars.  One source says they are
needed.  Another says cats can catch collars on branches and fences and
choke.  My cat is in and out and will stay that way.
Nan
kitty pee problem02 Oct 2006 21:48 GMT5
we have a new kitten...four months old, and he's been using the litter box
but a few days ago, he pooped on our carpet in the living room, then he peed
on our bed, we then moved the litter box to another room so it wasn't
smelling up the living room, and he pooped on a blanket, and ...
mewing in the morning02 Oct 2006 19:58 GMT3
It's not always in the morning, but usually it is - not everyday, but
often enough to make me wonder....
Does she want something?
If so, what?
Declawing ?02 Oct 2006 02:44 GMT41
I am from the UK and I have noticed in several threads about declawing, is
this common in America ?  I have read of it in books and it is probably done
in my country but I have never seen a cat that has been declawed.
Personally myself, and I mean this not as a slight on anyone, ...
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