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As the original poster I say thank you. I have printed your e-mail out for my records and will start evaluating some changes I need to make as Willi approaches his senior years. Want to make sure my little buddy is taken care of the best I can. This is some sage advice you have given. Thanks...

Good news! I wrote some time ago about the two kitties I was "sponsoring" by paying for vetting, innoculations and spay/neuter (a male and a female). The little male was adopted almost immediately -- although the ideal would have been for them to be adopted as a pair -- and the little female...

I have an outdoor semi-feral cat 3yrs old. She has gashes/wounds around her tail, one on each hind hip, about a quarter in size. Happened about a week ago, and I'm concerned that she has an infection. She eats, but seems a little lethargic compared to normal. Ideas what might've happened? Is...

my cat has just had a litter of 5 and this morning my other female cat . ..recently neutered was trying to get the kittens out of the bed .... the mother got the kitten back in the bed but the other female is in there as well cleaning the little ones ....with the mother...

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For those of you interested in information on veterinary vaccines, The Rabies Challenge Fund now has an official page on Facebook and so do I (under Kris L. Christine), where I have posted a number of articles and studies under "discussions" and "notes ...

Hello - About 3 weeks ago, my husband and I rescued a litter of 4 kittens in our neighborhood. After fostering them with lots of help and guidance from our local VSA volunteers, they all have new homes. We had seen momma kitty when she was pregnant, but could never trap her or even get close. She...

I left a hastily composed message a few days ago and a few people kindly replied, about the problem I have with my neighbor in relation to his cat and my attempts to get the cat some help. There is a history in this forum about it. However, I would again ask for anyone to please look at the...

The difficulties to judge the "real" potassium level from serum analysis have been discussed at various occasions. Now we seem to be hit ourselves. History: This cat adopted me five years ago and we are very much in love since. Right then, I discovered symtpoms of CRF (high water...

I just got two kittens: from same litter, both female, they are just over 10 weeks now. It is quite interesting to watch them play. But I found they seem to have different cat-sonality. They are both demestic medium hair, but one's hair is longer than the other. The longer hair kitten is also...

I have two cats. The newest has been with me roughly 6 months, the other about six years. The kitty that I've had for six months was a stray and is a female. My other cat is a male. Long story short, whenever I put the stray on my lap and talk baby talk toh her and pet her, when I put her down...

"Mimi Forsyth" wrote in message ... letting the cat go without eating is inviting big trouble. Maybe you can mix the "old" foods to make "new" ones. Strained babyfood-chicken/turkey/beef or ham- may stimulate the appetite,...

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I have no responsiblity to this cat who was a stray. The minute you take the cat in you absolutely do have a responsibility for him. It would have been dead a long time ago if not for me. That doesn't justify your current cruel treatment and neglect of this

Hey all. I've posted a few times about my cat Reggie, who had eye problems. Well, we finally (after a month's wait!) got in to a specialist who said that Reggie had a geographical ulcer on his eye brought on by herpesvirus. Crap. She gave him some pills and we started him on Lycene...

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As regular readers know, I am learning to use a digital camera. I'd like everyone's opinons on the best place to display pet photos online. I'm currently trying two. The first is Yahoo: http://photos.yahoo.com/crazyaboutfelines The second is Webshots, which seems to be more user friendly:

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