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I Think I have a Maine Coon by
Sherry
(snipped)
He looks a LOT like a Maine Coon. He has the bushy
tail, the big high ears with little tufts of hair sticking out, and
the shaggy fur, including the droopy belly fur and britches. The only
characteristics he lacks are the longer mouth (his is more like a
normal housecat), and he...
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Sifting litter box idea by
John Doe[_2_]
The main part of the box would be made from the same plastic and process
that Sterilite uses for their clear smooth plastic boxes.
I think it would require three boxes, or two boxes per area plus one
roving box.
Every box would look like a standard litter box with tall sides depending
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PING LAUREN [PawsForThought] URINE TESTS ---> Mooch by
billn
Hi Lauren,
You asked for a follow up on our conversation in this thread and I promised
to do so. Posted it last Thursday, but in case it was so far up that it got
missed I'll repost it here in a new topic intead. :-)
----- Original Message -----
From: "billn"
Newsgroups:...
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bathing a kitten by
Paige
we started bathing Chloe when she was a kitten and I think it helped her get
used to the idea. Five years later she's still ok with it. It's the
blowdryer (persian) she hates. Of course she only gets a bath about twice a
year
paige
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July 6th 04 08:01 PM
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Do Cats Pretend They Are People? by
javawizard
Do cats pretend they are people? Consider Anya. She is a half-Siamese
kitty who is full-grown, and just less than a year old. When her owner
steps out of the shower and turns off the water, she steps into the
wet bathtub, shakes her feet a little bit, and then just sits there
facing the showerhead...
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February 10th 09 06:08 PM
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Dmitri has crossed the rainbow bridge by
Juls
I got up this morning, and he didn't join Jack in the kitchen for food.
He was still sleeping on the couch, in his usual nap position.
I guess he just passed away in his sleep during the night.
He had very early stage CRF, so I expected to have him around for
another year or two. I'm absolutely...
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Revolution for cats by
Lynne
The new vet thinks the cats should be on Revolution instead of
FrontlinePlus and Interceptor. It would certainly be simpler and less
expensive, but I hate to fix something that isn't broken. The vet only
suggested this because Revolution covers ear mites. This doesn't concern
me since they...
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Cat Food and Mad Cow Disease by
Jean B.
Soooooooo, do any of you wonder about the beef byproducts that
might be in cat food? I was initially thinking that not feeding
cans of beef would do the trick, but where else might this mystery
meat lurk?
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Jean B.
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Heart murmur in young male by
Priscilla Ballou
My new kitten, Francis, has had a heart murmur since he dropped into my
life at age 4 weeks, two months ago. Today he had his 12 week check-up
and shots, and we discussed neutering.
The vet said that since he has a heart murmur, he should have an
ultrasound before anaesthesia to make sure he can...
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November 1st 04 04:49 AM
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Do new cats NEED to fight the residents? by
Brian Link
I'm getting some conflicting info from googling this whole
"introducing a new cat" thing.
There is a viewpoint out there that a new male, in particular, will
need to rassle with the current residents in order to establish the
new hierarchy.
Henry mostly watches the other cats, but he will...
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Cat Hiding please help by
[email protected]
Back in October 2003 we adopted a torishel cat, Female, 3 years old.
From Oct until Jan 2005 she hid in our recroom in the cubby hole
underneath our mainfloor bathroom. (basically where the ceiling and
wall meet) By a fluke we managed to get her out of there. She came
upstairs to eat and we...
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The trash can by
Dennis Carr
Here's a problem I have that I'm certain is universal - cats in the
kitchen trash can.
Maybe it's the occasional empty tin of tuna I put in there, maybe it's
curiousity, but I find that my girls like to get into the trash can - or
worse, topple it. Mind you, our trash can largely contains dry...
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Elderly cat problem by
4 Kitty servant
Is there anything that can be done for a elderly cat (15+) who is
constipated? Still having regular BMs but it is always hard and frequently
he3 seems to have trouble passing them. He will even drag his hindquarters
in attempt[ting to fully pass the stool. Any ideas? Money is a problem --
I...
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15-y/o male cat with bowel issues & occasional vomiting by
BoonevillePhil
We have a jet black male 15 y/o cat that has occasional bouts of vomiting & diarrhea. He has lost some weight but not enough to be a concern, his coat is glossy, & he hasn't been lethargic. He yowls more, especially when deciding to go to the litterbox. But he purrs when we cuddle with him &...
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pork? by
Dennis Carr
I've heard it said once that pork is one of the things you don't feed to
your cats.
Now, other than that it's not kosher (and then a concern if kitty is
Jewish), I'm curious, what is the reason for this?
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Dennis Carr - | I may be out of my...
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by Cheryl
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Feral Cat Vomiting and Wants Water. Help? by
Robyn
Hi, it's me again. Hoping for some quick advice, as it's too late for a
vet tonight. One of my recently adopted feral cats has been doing a lot
of vomiting today and I'm getting concerned. She's not vomiting food,
just small amounts of white stuff, like spit. When it started, I picked
up the food...
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June 16th 04 05:53 PM
by Sherry
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Why would Mama cat freak when I take the kitties outside? now by
SCR
I have (3) thirty three day old kitties.
See http://www.scrtoys.com/
I've scooped them up twice and taken them outside to change their
surroundings and play in the grass.
This freaks Mama. She mows continuously even after I return them to
their room. She'll go back outside where they were...
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May 1st 04 05:45 AM
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Muscle atrophy in hind legs? by
yngver
Our 11 year old cat has arthritis in her knees and a bit in her spine.
She has been doing very well on Cosequin and can still jump up on the
bed and even runs a little sometimes but I can tell her knees bother
her because she walks with her hind feet a little forward, hunching
her spine. Even our...
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Introducing new food gradually by
John Doe[_2_]
Introducing new food gradually by the book is great, but you
must be on the lookout for a gradual decrease in food intake.
That is likely especially true if you have multiple cats and
one of them has an eating disorder, you must keep an eye on
that one.
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