Cats and Kittens

Lucy asked:


My mother has a cat that she will have to give up, because she is moving in with my sister. My sister is very allergic to cat litter, and is unable to let Moms cat come and stay with her. Please help with any advise!

Snuggles asked:


im moving in a few months i have 2 cats they go indoors and outdoors so when i move i was just wondering when i let them outside would they get lost?

Hayley S asked:


My Aunt is moving and needs someone to have her cats, I already have 1 cat who we took on from a neighbour. How would I go about introducing the cats to her would she run off/get jealous or fight with them? Also how long would I have to keep her cats in before they can go outside?

lalalogic asked:


I have a young cat and I’m moving away. Sadly, my cat can’t come with me and she is going to go live with my mother who already has two older cats, one is very skittish and the other is very bossy. We don’t want anyone running away because they think their territory has been invaded or there’s no place for them. How can I introduce the new cat to the other two without upsetting any of them too much?

starchild asked:


I have two cats. I adopted them when they were pretty young and they have been together since birth, brothers. I am getting ready to move to another state to begin school and then in another two years I will be moving again to finish this program. I am concerned about them handling my multiple moves. I am even more worried about trying to find them a good home. I am all they have known, and they have to stay together. Any recommendations on finding good homes or moving with cats?

badlilgirl1969 asked:


I am taking charge of a male, neutered, 6 year old cat from a friend who is moving to a place where no pets are allowed. I have an 11 year old, female, spayed cat already. Both have been with other cats before but not recently. What’s the best way to introduce them without trouble from either side.

wuteve asked:


I’m moving to a city that’s about 5 hours away, and I have three cats, the cats are not allowed to ride in the pickup, they have to ride in the back. I have 2 cat carriers and 1 leash and harness. 1 cat will not get in the cat carrier, and the other 2 will not walk on the leash. We may have to spend the night, and they are not allowed in the hotel. What should I bring, how should I travel with them, and what should I do if I have to leave them in the pickup? Please Help! ! ! ! !

septemberkaren asked:


We’re moving to another state soon. It will be a good 14 hour drive. Will my cat die from this ride? How should I make it easier for her? I am really worried.
She keeps meowing desperately non-stop. Her tone goes very low at times (sounds as if she is in pain). I just can tell that she is in intolerable discomfort.

Ranchstar asked:


Cats carry toxoplasmosis which can cause pregnant women to miscarry. Toxoplasmosis can be fatal to some species. It is not true that cats bury their poo. Since new neighbours moved in with a cat, the lady next door has been constantly moving cat poo from her back lawn so that her grandchildren do not tread (or worse) in it. A different cat frequently poos on my front lawn.
I reiterate for those of you who are not reading the question. I do not own a cat. The lady next door does not own a cat. A cay poos on my lawn. A different cat, owned by new neighbours poos on her lawn.
Several of you have already explained that cats dig their poo into the ground. So are you suggesting that the lady next door and I are senile, blind or lying when we say that we have watche these cats poo on the lawn and leaveit.
I will say once again - I have watched the cat poo in my garden and not cover it.
The lady next door has only had the problem since we got new neighbours who own a cat. It is not fox or hedgehog - it is CAT and it is NOT BURIED

meshellpooh asked:


My boyfriend and I are going to be moving in together and I have a 2 yr old neutered male cat. He has 2 spaded female cats(they are sisters) that are 1 1/2 yrs old. I have brought them together before but my cat seemed very threatened and even tried to swat at them. The females seem fine around other animals especially dogs. I’m just worried because I don’t want my male to hurt the females.