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older cat crying/meowing (topic) Jethro is 16 and has started to cry at night 10:30 exactly every night for 1/2 hour. He then crys at 4:45 in the am for about an hour. As you can imagine we are tired. He has no health issues that we know of. Eating fine . Anyone experience this and ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 19, 2009 08:54:42 |
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Re: Excessive grooming (reply) I have the same problem with both my cats. It started after my daughter was born. Like you, I took them to the vet numerous times to be checked and they have no medical issue as the cause. I attribute it to stress (from the baby 5 years ago) which turned ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 18, 2009 21:20:08 |
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Re: Feliway Diffuser (reply) I haven't used the Feliway diffuser, but I did order some Feline Phermone liquid from Petmeds.com. My two cats were being very aggressive towards one another and I did some research online and felt that would possibly help. It does help, but instead of ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 18, 2009 21:15:45 |
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Re: New Kitten Quite Aggressive (reply) When my cats were kittens (and even now when they do something I don't approve of) I yelp or whine in a really high pitch drawn out OWWWWCH! It has always stopped their undesireable behaviour dead in it's tracks. I think that they get somewhat caught up ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 18, 2009 21:03:51 |
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Re: I'm so scared for my animals, I need advice asap. Someone please HELP!!! (reply) So sorry for your loss of your pets... If this happens again with any of your other animals, I would encourage you to contact your local humane society and see if they would be willing to provide medical care for your sick pet if you surrendered them. ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 17, 2009 14:48:55 |
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Re: I'm so scared for my animals, I need advice asap. Someone please HELP!!! (reply) I agree with big cats, it seems very neurological. My guess is FIP. Very contagious, deadly, and can have many symptoms, including odd behavior and excessive drinking. However, I'm no expert and that's just a guess. It sounds to me like you have a lot ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 16, 2009 02:58:42 |
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Re: New Kitten Quite Aggressive (reply) My 4 year old cat was like that in her earlier days. My mother found her on the side of the highway after she was hit by a car as a little kitten, nursed her back to health, and gave her to my brother and his girlfriend. After six months they had to give ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 16, 2009 02:30:49 |
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Re: Cat food, wet, which brand? Please help :) (reply) When in doubt ask your vet,the vet nurse will be able to advise a good brand,may well sell as well,sounds a very love Kitty,love to see a photo or two. |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 15, 2009 05:20:00 |
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Cat food, wet, which brand? Please help :) (topic) My daughter's cat wil be living with us for awhile. He is a tabby, 7 years old, indoor. She has been feeding him By Nature, just recently. Because we lost our cat, Dylan, to the tainted (poison) pet food 2 years ago, I am worried about what to feed ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 14, 2009 19:08:22 |
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Cat food, wet, which brand? Please help :) (topic) My daughter's cat wil be living with us for awhile. He is a tabby, 7 years old, indoor. She has been feeding him By Nature, just recently. Because we lost our cat, Dylan, to the tainted (poison) pet food 2 years ago, I am worried about what to feed ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 14, 2009 19:08:16 |
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Re: cats behavior not normal (reply) I know what you mean about vet bills. Maybe you could just call the vet and they might be willing to give advise over the phone without you having to go in. After all you were just there. I just thought of something else, have you cleaned the floor ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 2, 2009 20:07:47 |
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Re: can anyone help with weight gain? (reply) It sounds like her appetite is good and that is great. I use Whiskas Cat Milk, it is a dietary supplement, I hope you can find it in the grocery store need you, and on occasion I give my cats human baby food. The baby food is high in protein. Cheers ! |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 2, 2009 19:56:21 |
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Re: can anyone help with weight gain? (reply) Did the vet have any suggestions? I am thinking of healthy fatty treats, like fresh cream or cheese or yogurt. I have to confess, I have a begger for a cat and he loves yogurt. It sounds like you are doing a great job and he is eating well. |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 2, 2009 19:53:15 |
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can anyone help with weight gain? (topic) Hi guys: does anyone have any tips for helping cats gain weight? recently, my oldest cat, Scorpio (she's 5) lost weight rapidly, which naturally made me very concerned. she's very very petite to begin with (she only averages between 5.5-7 pounds, if ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Nov 2, 2009 13:19:35 |
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Diabetes in Cats - why is INSULIN so expensive? (topic) Hi -- I'm a cat-mom with LOTS of kitties. I do my best to get them check-ups annually, and feed them high quality foods. Way back in 2000 one of my cats was diagnosed with diabetes. We used the insulin called HUMULIN U. It cost about $25.00 a bottle. ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Oct 31, 2009 16:40:44 |
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Re: cats behavior not normal (reply) Maybe it is from the medication, but if he had a urinary problem I would also consider the possibility that it might have gotten worse. Cats often hide when they are sick and want to be left alone. If you haven't given him medication in a few days and ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Oct 30, 2009 15:36:00 |
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cats still spooked (reply) thanks for the info it has been over a week now and some days he is better than others but pretty much still hides ?? he was just at the vet a few weeks agao for not peeing they put a cathider in him and gave us medication when he came home . one wich ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Oct 30, 2009 13:35:05 |
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Re: Geriatric Cat Question (reply) Thanks for the suggestion...maybe the sherpa bed will work if he is cold, but its still a battle to get him off of my lap and into it, LOL. He does like to lay near the heating vents, so I try to have soft rugs near the ones he lies on. It is my fault ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Oct 29, 2009 07:33:14 |
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Re: Geriatric Cat Question (reply) I remember when my guy was getting older, he was looking for somewhere warm to lay. You might try a heating pad set on the lowest setting of course and turn it off after an hour or so. Cheers! |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Oct 28, 2009 18:42:44 |
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Geriatric Cat Question (topic) Hi, I have a 16 year old short hair black cat who I have had since his birth. He has a history of FLUTD and has had to have surgery twice but has been fine since his second surgery which was 12 years ago. He was recently diagnosed with renal failure ... |
Feline Behavior, Care, and Nutrition | Oct 27, 2009 22:25:58 |
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