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?
I may be spending an extended period of time in Holland and want to take my cat with me
he’s an indoor cat if that means anything
Lizzie will be 4 months old on sunday,,just the other day she was able to jump and reach the kitchen counters and book shelves..oh my, jumping onto and into anything she can…So,,,is this the time to get her an indoor (she is an indoor cat) climbing tree that is acceptable to climb, or will this just encourage her to jump on other things????
I know many people scuff their cats, personally i never use my hands or feet to disipline her, i do pick her up to remove her from things, but dont want her to associate my hands with something bad, they are for loving her..
i have already taught her that hands are not toys, if she wants to play wrestle, i use a stuff toy…
My cat is only 4 years old and has NEVER missed the litter box. Now she’s peeing right in front of us on the floor, on the carpet, and now even on the end of the bed! Her litter box stays clean and she’s used the same litter since she was 6 weeks old. She’s very healthy, as far as we can tell, and we’re very loving with her. She’s fixed and has always been an indoor cat. Could it be something personality wise or vet related?
I’m concerned that playing with my indoor cat with a laser light to stimulate activity, could cause my cat to be hyper active after we quit playing. When I stop with the laser, she continues to hunt and seems fixated on where the light has gone. Is this normal? Or am I going to cause changes in her behavior if I use the laser.
My indoor cat has somehow gotten Tree sap onto his paw,( It smells like tree sap) it has hardened, I have cut off (very carefully) some of it. What can I use to dissolve the rest of it without harming my kitty.
My cat is an indoor cat ans she NEVER goes outside. That makes the risk of getting fleas lower, but still, it can happen.
Someone plzzzzz tell me how to prevent this from happening!!!!!
Btw my cat is young (i.e., not a kitten, senior, or adult)
I had to move to a new house and I can’t have an indoor cat. I do, however, have a 5 year old cat (with claws) that I would feel sick about getting rid of. Is it possible to make an indoor cat an outdoor cat? Or is it too dangerous for her?
uh, obviously it’s a landlord restriction.
She is spayed and whenever I’m by the door she just sit and she is a indoor cat so idk?? Please help
This is for an indoor cat by the way.
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