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Kate TilmouthU.K.
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I can answer most day to day cat problems encountered by owners. I have a good understanding of cat behaviour and problems which may arise from changes to their daily routine. I can advise on cat training including litter training and general day to day cat care issues. I am not a vet and therefore cannot answer medical questions. | |
JessicaAvailable
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I have bred Siamese cats and have years of experience caring for homeless, feral, orphaned, and terminally ill cats. I am knowledgeable in cat behavior, health, history, troubleshooting, breeds, coat patterns and colors, and trivia. | |
Norman AuspitzU.S.
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I can answer most non-veterinary questions about cats. My particular expertise is pedigree cats, breeding and showing. However, I am versed in feline behavior, cat breeds and their characteristics, general feline husbandry, and the like. | |
TomayOn Vacation
returns 12/03/2009 |
I can answer questions concerning the care and grooming of cats. | |
Karen CraftU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/21/2009 |
I can give advice on cat behavior. I can help about newborn kitten care. I can help with senior cat care. I can answer questions about cat proofing a home or making it cat friendly. I can answer diet questions. I can answer home treatments questions for cats. At present I have 13 cats in home and two ferals outside. And there's always room for one more! | |
AliCanada
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I am currently owned by 3 mixed breed cats ranging from 4 to 10 years old. I have 20+ years experience working with mixed breed cats in different situations. I have fostered cats/kittens with special needs/behavioral issues. I have rescued/rehabilitated/re-homed a variety of stray/abused cats. I can offer advice on feral cat colonies, help rehabilitate strays and find them forever homes. I can help you to determine whether a cat is stray or feral, there is a significant difference. New cat/kitten introductions can result in aggression between newly introduced cats because they are territorial and don't like change. There is a peaceful way to introduce a new cat into a house with one or more resident cats. Proper nutrition for cats can be confusing, I recommend checking out catinfo.org. Cat behavior and instincts are different from those of humans, I can help you understand your cat's needs so that you can meet them adequately and have a balanced, psychologically and physically sound kitty. Cats vary in personality, energy level and intelligence, different approaches may be required to achieve results in terms of training and interaction with your feline companion. An intelligent, high energy cat must be kept busy or ..... |
Hi Caro. Galahad certainly is handsome! Maine Coons are among the most striking breeds, in my opinion. As for calming him during travel, you could try using diphenhydramine (Benadryl). Many people
Hi well i suppose it is possible that she may still have kittens in side her but it has been some time now between the first delivery. As to why the kittens were born dead, well they may just not
Hi once she is spayed she will no longer call. I am sorry to hear of your previous experience but that is a very rare occurrence. i have owned cats all my life and had them all spayed with no ill effects
Hi well it could also be because of other cats in the area. if he is a particularly skittish cat he may be affected more than other cats by the presence of other cats in your area. this is making him
Hi Kym. It sounds like Cheeky could be entering labor. When the sides buldge out more than usual and they are extremely hard, this can indicate contractions. Many cats also have a lack of appetite for
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