Cats - Page 8 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

That is very likely. It would be better for her and for you to have them both spayed immediately. It is a myth that putting it off has any advantages. All factors for waiting are negative.

All cats like drinking water. Most do not like being in water or even having water on them. There are some notable exceptions. There are even breeds of cats that catch fish by diving underwater to grab the fist.

Tattoos and body modification will make you look like one, but I don't recommend it just in case you change your mind at a later date. LOL

at 12 weeks a kitten should leave its mother. it may not seam much but they learn from their mother, if offend you should keep them to one room so they get used to the surroundings. they will want to explore but while you are a sleep keep them in just the one room with food water and a place he will know where to go loo. in day time let him explore with you around home. this is how the mother would do. then take him back to the room with food and loo. dont let the kitten move around the house while you are asleep. this is for the kittens safety, they will eat and bite things they should not. hope this helps.

won't hurt the dog don't leave the cat food down after it has eaten

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Contact the company you ordered the cat food from. Tell them you want to cancel them.

Shouldn't hurt her but still, not dog food. Put your cat food where the dog can't get to it.

fixya is not a newspaper redirect your request the the proper newspaper you want

400 15-40 engine, transmission, hydraulics... Finals 80-90 wt.

An increasing number of citations from the authorities? All seriousness aside, more 411, please!

rock salt

Yes. Cats eat birds, mice and fish- meat eaters -like their relative the lion

Mineral rock salt by far. Sand cat litter only gives better traction on snow or ice.

No, they are still available at Pet Smart and WalMart.

That sounds like a typical bite from a "black fly". They are very common in the northern states and Canada.

Yes, it is real. I did a "snopes" search to verify.

Yes, at most recycle bins. It would go in the "plastics" bin.

I love cats and have two rescue females.

What is the question?