i have searched the whole place for cat supplies but its hard to find anything for cats, dogs, ok, BUT NOT CATS. help please
Hi, I have a 6 month old Domestic Long Hair Male cat. He’s affectionate, playful, and intelligent. He is trained to go to the bathroom in the litter box. We have two litter boxes inside the house and he uses them perfectly, but for some reason when he poops it either doesn’t come out fully or snags onto his super fluffy tail. Then when he steps out the litter box it ends up falling on the carpet or somewhere else. What do I do about this?
I have a young adult female cat. She has always used the litter box up until about a month ago when I started finding ‘spots’ around the house. She favors the futon in my living room and right in front of the litter box (not in it) Not sure what to do about this. Some people have said it could be because my boyfriend has moved in with me and she feels replaced. I need advice on how to keep her off the furniture and to get her to start using the litter box again.
My cat is an indoor cat only. I feed a few stray cats outside and, although I have no contact with the cats, I worry about bringing something contagious to my cat. I rarely touch the food bowl – just nudge the corners with my foot to put it in place. I’m careful not to touch the bowl when I put food in. Any thoughts on this?
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My cat will no longer use the litter box. We tested for two days without anyother cats using the litter box and with the litter completely clean. Its in the room hes in most the time and near his food and water. But instead of peeing in the litter box, he pees on the newspaper all around it and under it. He doesn’t have any diseases that might cause this as far as we know, so what can i do to get him to use the litter box?
I love animals but my parents won’t let me have any. But yesterday, my mom said if a stray cat comes to our backyard, she will let me take care of it, since she feels bad for strays. How do i attract one to come to my backyard? Please help. Thank you!
I know this may sound crazy, but I have a friend who actually declawed her own cat, and funny enough, the cat is doing fine and not destroying her furniture anymore. My friend has not gone to vet school or had any previous training and her feline friend is doing just fine. I am just wondering if this would be the best alternative since I don’t have quite enough money to get Whiskers declawed. She explained to me how she uses a certain sedative so Whiskers does not feel anything, and uses peroxide to prevent any infection. Her cat honestly looks fine, and I am thinking about asking her if she would not mind allowing me to watch Whiskers get declawed, and then I can perform the surgery on my other cats.
I’ve searched a lot on Amazon and eBay for pet supplies as I have 3 three cats, Tabby cats and 2 golden retrievers. There are so many stores selling dog and cat supplies on eBay and Amazon and don’t which is good. I don’t want to take any risks on my pets. Anyone here who also has pets recommends me some stores? Only the guaranteed ones.
Is it possible to teach them not to go Freddy Kruger on everything? Can I trim them back? I’d rather not get it done if not necessary.
I wanted to take my cat to get declawed since she is small right now but some people told me to just do it myself. I’m not really sure of this idea, it kind of scared me. Some people said it’s easy. But what do I need to do this or how should I do it? Or should I even do it myself in the first place?
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