I have looked on many websites and cannot be sure. The lady at the cattery said one was a flame – point and the other a chocolate – point. Neither match the descriptions exactly. Is there somewhere i can post a picture and get another opinion?
Hello, I’ve a female calico cat, about two years old – She has been peeing on the furniture for quite some time now, and we recently took her to the local veterinarian. They told us she has crystals, and is highly anxious about male cats in the neighborhood. She is always trying to get outside, etc – but this is not the safest neighborhood for little cats…
The Vet’s prescribed her with anti-inflammatory’s, anxiety-reducing pills, and they gave us pheromone spray for the furniture (in hopes of her, to see furniture as recently marked), but alas, it is not working. It has been four days since the appointment, and she is still peeing on the furniture. What is happening? What am I able to do?
(Additional note(s)); She has a brother, they are the same age. He is seemingly perfect, I’ve never had an issue with him.
(They are both fixed).
If they only get one, then who gets to keep the original number when they get separated?
My cousin found a dilute calico cat the other day and of course we assumed it was a female.But when she brought it in to bathe it ( it was very muddy and dirty from being outside -long-haired),she found out that it is a male! Of course she is getting it neutered,but my question is,if the cat was fertile ( I know that they are usually not),and it was bred to a female calico,would the kittens have birth defects like when you breed a merle colored dog to another merle? Just curious,of course the cat will not be bred!
It’s a male,and he’s getting neutered.
Diva Pom – Where we live,people are poor and they dump cats like trash.This cat is skin and bones,matted and has road rash and grit under his skin,so it is likely that someone tossed him from a car or he was dumped and hit by a car. If the owners wanted him,they should be the ones to place an ad in the paper,and they haven’t. He is getting vaccinated and neutered next week and will have a great home.
Hello, I’ve a female calico cat, about two years old – She has been peeing on the furniture for quite some time now, and we recently took her to the local veterinarian. They told us she has crystals, and is highly anxious about male cats in the neighborhood. She is always trying to get outside, etc – but this is not the safest neighborhood for little cats…
The Vet’s prescribed her with anti-inflammatory’s, anxiety-reducing pills, and they gave us pheromone spray for the furniture (in hopes of her, to see furniture as recently marked), but alas, it is not working. It has been four days since the appointment, and she is still peeing on the furniture. What is happening? What am I able to do?
(Additional note(s)); She has a brother, they are the same age. He is seemingly perfect, I’ve never had an issue with him.
(They are both neutered).
I have a young Siamese cat which is not as playful as what I’ve previously seen in cats, but still playful and rather intelligent nevertheless. Are there any cute tricks I can train her while she is still young? If so, how do I go about it? Thank you in advance!
i have a siamese fighting fish and his water is 22 degrees celsius and his tank is 3 1/2 litres and i was wondering is that how hot it should be??
His tank is much bigger than those skimpy little ones at the pet shop and he does have a heater, should just turn it up a bit more :/
Okay okay, i’ll find him a new tank!
I’m looking for a cat to keep inside, and I need a small one.. Not like a dwarf or anything just a normal small. Can you name a few?
About 4 days ago, I noticed a pretty calico cat under a shed behind the lot next door to us. It stayed in one spot all day long, and I’m assuming, all night. 2 days ago, my step kids fed it some tuna and it sucked it down. I was out there quite a bit yesterday, trying to get it to come to me, but it wasn’t quite sure. It wouldn’t leave the shelter of the shed. I was really quiet and thought I heard some more meows (possibly kittens). My step sons friend came down with a flashlight and said he saw about a dozen eyes. He’s also 15 years old so I’m not for sure 
I haven’t seen them for myself yet. I’ve been calling it and made a box with a blanket and food and put it under my deck. I even took it to her to let her know that it was safe and then put it back under my deck and she can see it, so it so i’m hoping that she’ll take me up on it. I went and took it some milk yesterday. I set it down right by the inside of the under part of the shed and walked away, she wouldn’t drink it. So as I was walking back towards her, then she came out and drank it. I thought this cat was feral, but now i’m thinking it’s just a stray. It keeps putting her back end up and against the wall when i’m there, walking back and forth, maybe cause she has babies, I don’t know? Today, she actually came out from under the shed and was checking me out a little. I got a little scared cause she kept wanting to go around me to the back and I was squated down. I didn’t want her to have the chance of attacking me, but it doesn’t seem like that’s what she wants to do. It looks like she was starting to try and roll onto her back, but kept getting back up. She let me rub her back and her tail and then she went back under. Everytime I call her she meows and meows at me and she gets louder, every time I say something to her. My question is, what does all this mean? Is she wild? Does she have kittens? Does she trust me enough to put her kittens in the box i prepared for her? All I want to do is give her and her babies (if she has any) a good home. Please, all serious help is very much appreciated here!!! Thanks All!
I need a cat, but my last one was inadvertently rather furry, and white. XP No one else in the family much liked that, so I need to pick a breed that does not shed much. Preferably one that is not very active, I don’t think I can be good to a cat that needs to play all the time, I’m slow.
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