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Expert	Average Ratings	Expertise
Kelly Tan U.K. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 10.0 Clarity of Response 10.0 Timeliness 10.0 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 26	I can answer any questions on feline behaviour. I am a qualified feline behaviour councellor and consult privately in this field. I also work as a veterinary nurse in a small animal practice. Although I can answer questions on behaviour and general health, I am not a veterinarian and cannot answer questions relating to existing medical conditions and medications.
Tina U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Rating N/A (Expert Not Accept Rating) Total Questions 846	I can answer questions on: cat nutrition and diet, behavior, behavior problems, training, general health, socialization/taming feral cats, TVAR, trapping feral cats, feline nutrition, and cat care. My favorite questions are on the topic of nutrition and I have special experience with hyperthyroidism in cats. Please do NOT ask me if you should take your cat to the vet - if you have any reason to suspect your cat is ill or injured please call your vet immediately!
Kate Tilmouth U.K. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.81 Clarity of Response 9.88 Timeliness 9.96 Politeness 9.97 Total Questions 1981	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.
Ali Canada Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.85 Clarity of Response 9.87 Timeliness 9.96 Politeness 9.96 Total Questions 2203	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 .....
Jessica Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.93 Clarity of Response 9.96 Timeliness 9.94 Politeness 9.97 Total Questions 3292	The areas in which I have gained the most experience are cat health and feral cat management/rescue. I provide supportive care to chronically ill cats, hospice care to terminally ill cats and also am involved in trap-neuter-return efforts. My specialities lie in taming feral cats and in the allopathic treatment of cats with illnesses or special needs. I also have owned Siamese, Himalayans, Abyssinians, Russian Blues, Savannahs, Bengals, Peterbalds, Don Sphynx and Oriental Shorthairs and am well-versed in cat breeds as well as cat behavior and nutrition.
Norman Auspitz U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.85 Clarity of Response 9.90 Timeliness 9.86 Politeness 9.97 Total Questions 4643	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.
Karen Craft U.S. On Vacation returns 02/12/2010 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.82 Clarity of Response 9.90 Timeliness 9.83 Politeness 9.97 Total Questions 1647	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!
Tomay On Vacation returns 03/03/2010 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.90 Clarity of Response 9.97 Timeliness 9.85 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 320	I can answer questions concerning the care and grooming of cats.

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2010-02-09 Why have my cat's habits changed?:

Val, This kitty should see a vet ASAP, he may be experiencing painful urination due to a bladder infection or he could even have stones/crystals that block his urinary tract from time to time. If these

2010-02-08 Cat's vaginal discharge:

Maggie, This kitty should really see a vet ASAP, since I'm not a vet I'm not able to offer a diagnosis or any kind of treatment recommendations. In this situation your kitty could have a variety of

2010-02-08 Male kitten displaying sexuality:

Hi Mark. Some males mature very young. While it's most common to see a male mature around the age of 6 or 7 months, there are those who reach sexual maturity at 4 or 5 months. Females tend to reach

2010-02-08 Just Curious:

Hello Kim, This sounds interesting, a slightly hard one to answer, and very cute actually! Is she any particular breed? I think she likes her blanket. I think the blanket gives her a sense of

2010-02-08 Cat vomiting undigested food:

Hello Connie, I could not say whether this is a medical related problem or not, the only way of you finding this out is to have him checked by a vet, which I would recommend as a first approach.