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Depends on your space and how big you want ti to be.

Build it according to your own measurements and cat needs.

He should be seeing a vet, but if you must check it out. Firmly wrap him in a towel with just his head showing. It's best to have 2 people do this. But a vet would be better in case the foot gets infected.

Sounds like fleas. Which by the way do not affect humans. The cat should have something from the vet or pet store!

please bring kitty to vet immediately

When you feed good quality food they will po less. If you feed junk food they will expel po more as it's junk food

Male or female cat--you did not say. If cat is male check his litter box if leavings are normal and solid then perhaps his 'tail glands' are leaking and will need to be manually expressed. If female same check of the box if OK then we might suspect a case of pyometra. Check the wet spots, do they have an 'off' odor or something like a rotting smell? If so go to veterinarian IMMEDIATELY this is a life threatening condition as it is an infection of the womb

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First off let the irresponsible pet parents know that you don't appreciate their children's' visits then arm yourself with a cheap plastic spray bottle cat attempts entry cat gets sprayed with cold water. For the car I would suggest a product called 'Scat-Mat' this is a product that was designed for cats. It is a plastic mat that snaps to a 9v battery power pack it has adjustable controls on the power pack to set the intensity of an electric shock and it doesn't take long to get the idea across -- to the cats anyway- good luck with the people

If you sense the cat is suffering it may be time to let him go. Do you not have an animal shelter or clinic nearby in which you could ask for their advice mentioning your limited ability to pay? You might get some more info from: http://www.drjeffnichol.com/?cat=3

you do know this is a forum don't you. we are just ordinary people helping others with problems they may have. I suggest you contact the supplier of your cat food

The problem with his toy is the motor that spins the belt to rotate the toy is only held down by 3 screws and there should be 4. I check on 2 toys and the is a manufacture defect. Once I tightened down the screws and added a 4th screw where there is a pre-drilled hole, the motor was held down securely and the toy now works. I hope they don't ship these toys missing the 4th screw on purpose

Sounds like a cutie and a keeper.. i was told by a few vets (i get more than one oppinion) not to feed any cat tuna fish, it really dont hurt most but there is a few cats out there like mine was and you never give a can tuna.. I have had the same problem not to long ago and he was fine. The vet even said the young can take alot more.. :) and for the shivers i put a towl in the dryer so hes warm and dries easy..

• Please see your veterinary specialist immediately. I believe that your baby boy has a mouth or tooth infection which can cause other serious health problems meanwhile make sure he takes in enough liquid to maintain hydration. Low or no sodium beef or chicken broth can be beneficial for this

I was told by a vet that often if they are sick or in pain they will associate the pain with the litterbox and thus avoid it. She could be in pain or sick so I would definitely take her to the vet to eliminate anything medical as the cause.If everything checks out at the vet, they may be able to give you some additional pointers as to why the cats behavior has changed.Hope that helps!

Get a different vet and see them immediately!!!! This is a symptom of FLUTD ( feline lower u___ry tract disease) This is extremely serious and can be fatal if not addressed SOONER rather than later because of the high risk of blockage and the resultant uremic poisoning

What won't let you log in? I hope you're not asking about cat food.

My understanding is that GABA attaches to the GABA receptors, which is only possible via the blood/brain barrier.

Sorry to hear about your precious loss. It is soo hard to tell not knowing the history of your kitty. When any cat "seems" sick you must take them to the vet because kitties hide their sickness. So when you see any changes in your kitty, not eating, change of routine, sleeping longer, sneezing, coughing ANYTHING, it's always best to take kitty in.Now how long have you had kitty? where did the kitty come from? I had adopted a kitty from a rescue. She was perfect to me then 6 months later she didn't come to my bedroom door as she always did. I checked on her and she didn't eat and was sleeping so I took her in to one vet. They gave her medicine and she didn't improve so the following day I took her to another vet my rescue recommended who deals with cats from the streets. She was tested and hospitalized. She had FIP - Feline infectious peritonitis I had a choice to either put her down or take her home until she gets sick again which could be just days. I was advised the best thing was to put her to sleep. It was a horrible day so I know how you much be feeling. No one will know what ever happened to your kitty until you took her to the doctors for test. I hope you will adopt a kitty in the future but in the meantime clean/wash everything kitty touched just in case. Always take kitty to the vet yearly to get checked. You could save hundreds and thousands of dollars with preventative medicine. My current kitty goes in yearly. I took him 2 years ago and I was told he was pre-kidney so he immediately went on a wet food diet. A year later he was no longer pre-kidney disease. he is coming up on his 3rd year now and I hope he didn't progress. SO PLEASE TAKE KITTY YEARLY because it would have cost tons more and even the lost of his life.

It has been suggested that people who react allergically to cats, are not in fact reacting to the cat or it's fur, but rather to a mite that permanently lives on the cats fur... So the obvious question now is,, would you like a hairless kitty??