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Agree MarkB!

After any fall, especially one like what you discribed I'd be taking my cats to the vets. Cats are very good at hiding pain and injury so it is better to be safe than sorry

Give this a read: http://jacksongalaxy.com/2014/08/28/all ... ic-to-cats" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Maybe stress at the fact you were gone?

hunnybunny I just have to say this is not a competition about what is cutest - pedigrees or mogs whether bought or rescued - they are ALL beautiful. Absolutely no need to behave in such a way on someone elses thread.

Sorry to OP.

awwww <3 so cute!

What I do when my two do something I do not want them to do, I squirt them with a little bit of water from a spray bottle has stopped bad behaviours with my eldest, just the youngest that doesn't know when to stop :lol: :lol: the water puts him off for all f 10 minutes then back he goes... :lol: :lol:

Just saw this!!! So so so happy for you!!!!!

I live pretty near to Dalkeith - near Cameron Toll! Yes! I'm not sure yet how I feel a lot it though, would be awfully stressful for the cats but the one in London seems to be doing it very well as they are by appointment only.

Haha yay, a fellow Edinburgh cat person :D I've had a look at both and they both look ideal so if I decide to go down this route I'll be contacting them to see if they have anyone who's looking for my kind of home :) I know :lol: I was so excited when I saw Midlothian :lol: woo Edinburgh cat people...

yay! Lothian Cat Rescue and Sunny Harbour Cat Rescue are great ones btw so definitely check them out

We realised yesterday hat Comet had a laceration on his right front paw pad - it looks like it may have been cause by a rough bit of wood on our door frames (I am guessing). He is walking fine on it but we found fresh droplets of blood on the floor this morning, I've checked both cats over thoroughl...

maybe - maybe not! That's not a question anyone can answer after from time I'm afraid!

I have two young cats ( 7 months old and 4 months old). Neither of them will be getting out until at least 1 year old.

See the part about scruffing: http://www.catbegood.com/cat-behavior/t ... -training/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.catster.com/forums/Cat_Health/thread/615566" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

panting is extremely normal - absolutely nothing to worry about and my scruffing her when she is doing this you are just setting yourself up for a cat that will not trust you being anywhere near her.

We give her half and half; she gets a pouch of wet food in 2 servings, and we keep a small amount of dry food in another bowl in case she's hungry at night or while we're out. We got her 9 days ago from a sanctuary where she was the smallest, shyest cat in her run, and she was originally taken away...

Mollysmummy wrote:Could I add more water to her wet food?

Yeah you can do that you can also add it to the dry!

Hey! Does Molly eat wet or dry food? :) if it's wet I wouldn't be worried about her not drinking much as the majority of their water comes from their food but if she gets dry even if it is along side wet food I'd be a little bit worried - maybe you could increase her wet food while decreasing dry (t...

In relation to the toothpaste part you could try this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logic-Oral-Hygiene-Gel/dp/B001A32036/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I use it with my boys and you don't even have to brush their teeth with it, just let them lick it off ...

you could try Logic gel - I don't know whether it really works, but it has a lot of endorsements on Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logic-Oral-Hygiene-Gel/dp/B001A32036/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1408353036&sr=8-1&keywords=logic+gel+for+cats" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

How about not feeding "senior" food at all?

Have a read of this: http://www.littlebigcat.com/nutrition/l ... -cat-food/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Personally I'd take to the vet and explain your situation - take along the owner as well if that may help since they are that persons cats after all!

Thanks! Of course, mine all are gorgeous ;) , but I do believe Merrick is a fine looking cat and he's built like a proper little panther - wide chest, slim hips and a very long tail (which he carries over his back like a teapot handle when he's happy to see you)! It's only sice Coco-the-foster-cat ...

Males are generally bigger and grow more than females. If your vet is happy with their progress then that is all that matters.

Here is a doc about average kitten weights: http://www.catnmore.com/animals/pdfs/KittenWeights.doc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Is this Sophia?

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Encore and applaws are two completely different foods...also encore is complementary and some of applaws is too

There are websites that help you find early neutering vets too!

Also lock your stuff away if you are worried about them! What is more important another life or silly boxes full of wires and plastic?

Is she a moggie or a pedigree? She is only a wee kitten - kittens are meant to be crazy! If you are worried about her play try directing the energy into interactive play with a da bird or a catit designs super circuit or cats meow. There are a TONNE of amazing toys out there. You also need to stop c...