And which big cat are house cats closest related to from a scientific/behavior standpoint? (Lions/cheetahs/leopards/mountain lions/tigers/etc.) Thanks for your input.
I have this 2 year old female cat, and she just will not use the litter box to poop in. She pees in it but will not poop in it. I’ve tried multiple things to try to get her to use it (2 litter boxes, different cat litters, placing her food far away from the litter boxes) but nothing works. My mom has had it with her and is threatening to get rid of her if she doesn’t start using the litter box. Please help, I don’t want to have to get rid of her for this.
ok so there’s this stray cat that lives in my neighborhood. I put out some toys on my deck to make him feel welcomed here. We always put out milk and cat food for him. He is beginning to trust us, before he was so scared of us. I was thinking, could I build a house in the winter for him. Winters here get pretty cold. Is this possible? Also if I do build this house..how should I do it? Should I make a dog house with hay in it?
I cant take him in (allergies)
I want to get my boyfriend a kitten, but I would like to get it declawed and neutered. How much does it usually cost for both of these procedues? Thanks:)
Personally, I think it is. Because it would be like a human getting their nails removed. I think it’s wrong.
What do you think?
Does anyone know of a video on youtube or something with a link that we can post to people who are thinking of getting their cats declawed?
I’m going to move to a house soon and I didnn’t know some landords require you to declaw your cat. I don’t want to do this to my cat. And I don’t have the money. Thank you!
I’m planning on moving my cat to my new house from my parents house sometime soon, but at her new home she’ll be a mostly indoor cat so she’ll probably need declawed. Would it be less stressful on her to move her first then declaw or the other way around?
My cat has a litterbox that he uses, but he also occasionally urinates on the furniture and piles of clothes. When I catch him doing it, I rub his nose in it and yell and show him the litterbox, but he continues to do it. The apartment is beginning to smell. How do I make it stop?
It’s a male cat, and he IS fixed.
What’s the best way to stop my cat from clawing the furniture. I’ve tried squirting him with water 200,000 times and all I seem to get out of it is a wet cat. I know I could do more brutal things, but amazing as it is I have a cat because I like him (but I like my furniture too).
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