Posted August 25th, 2010
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Neo asked: Hello there, my missus and I decided to take a cat we believe is a stray into our home and keep him. We had him nutared and have been loking after him for about a week (although we have had him around for almost 3 weeks now) He is a young cat and its taking time to build up his confidence of humans as he is not the most trusting cat, but we are slowly making progress. We also have another cat who is older and is having a serious problem adjusting to another cat in the house (but thats another problem).
Our main concern right now is that out new cat doesnt know about kitty litter , we have tried to place him in the tray but he begins to panic when we try resulting in a struggle and the cat running to the front door.
When he wants the toilet he scraps at the front door carpet quite severely until we open the door, he then disapears for about a day before returning.
How do you train a youngish cat to use a litter tray?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Tags: Confidence, Kitty Hello, Kitty Litter
Posted in Cats | 3 Comments »
Posted August 25th, 2010
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Shadow asked: My cat is a year old, I was told there are brands of food that prevent cats from shedding so bad. Any ideas?
Tags: Cat Food, Cat Owner, Cat Shedding
Posted in Cats | 4 Comments »
Posted August 25th, 2010
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Brian asked: I have 2 female cats, neither spayed. The older cat ran out of the house for about 12 hours. She came home and now my other cat won’t have anything to do with her. Including eat from the same bowl or be in the same room. Why is this? Will my house ever be back to normal?
Tags: Cat, Female Cats, Half A Day
Posted in Cats | 4 Comments »
Posted August 25th, 2010
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Vivian asked: We have like 3 or 4 generations of wild cats outside. Two of them began to sneeze and had watery eyes. They would still eat and drink water, and seemed to be getting better when suddenly the mother cat and another sibling had the symptoms. Now just today, the uncle came around and he’s got it. If this is respiratory infection, can it be passed from one cat to another?
Tags: 4 Generations, Mother Cat, Sibling
Posted in Respiratory Diseases | No Comments »
Posted August 25th, 2010
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Mk asked: Most cats avoid strangers and aren’t much of lap cats, one of those cats is my favorite Egyptian Mau.
The only cat i know to be very social, loving and loyal is the Savannah but its illegal in NYC.
So what cat breed is warm, isn’t afraid of much things, playful, loyal and is a lap cat and doesn’t hide or hiss at strangers and other animals.
Tags: Cat Breed, Egyptian Mau, Lap Cat
Posted in Cats | 4 Comments »
Posted July 17th, 2010
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nicole asked: My older grumpy cat (12 years) and my younger loving, but protective, cat (2 1/2) years got into a tiff last night. Since then, my older cat hisses and growls whenever the younger cat walks by. How do I mediate and rectify this situation? I feel so bad for both of them.

Any advice would be helpful.
Tags: Behavioral Issues, Out Of The Blue, Tiff
Posted in Cats | 4 Comments »
Posted July 17th, 2010
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Alexis asked: My parents bought this new cat water fountain for our cats to help them drink more water. However, I haven’t seen them drink out of it and I’m worried they aren’t getting enough water. Yes, the water does go down and we have to fill it but the water is near a few windows where the sun is so I’m wondering if the water is just being evaporated. So how can I tell? Sometimes I even wonder if they even LIKE the cat water fountain.
Tags: Drinking Fountain, Drinking Water, Sun
Posted in Cats | 9 Comments »
Posted July 17th, 2010
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MiMi asked: We’ve been feeding our cats friskies dry food since we’ve got them a year ago. And we also feed them friskies wet food. Well about 2 months ago we stopped the wet food. Just recently we started them back up on it. Our oldest cat hasn’t shown any signs of diarrhea, and both of our cats are indoor cats. Could changing their food like that be the cause of my youngest cats diarrhea problem?
Tags: Feeding Cats, Oldest Cat, Signs
Posted in Cats | 7 Comments »
Posted July 17th, 2010
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Ellie B asked: Cats are particularly sensitive to pine oils because they lack an efficient liver enzyme system to detoxify them. Why do cat litter manufacturers use pine in this case?
Tags: Cat Cats, Cat Litter, Liver Enzyme
Posted in Other - Pets | 1 Comment »
Posted July 17th, 2010
by admin
Ellie B asked: Cats are particularly sensitive to pine oils because they lack an efficient liver enzyme system to detoxify them. Why do cat litter manufacturers use pine in this case?
Tags: Cat Cats, Cat Litter, Pine Oil
Posted in Other - Pets | 1 Comment »