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My expertise is in helping people understand their cat (or cats) and their behavior. Questions are welcome even if you don't have a cat....just a question about them. Hopefully my experience, suggestions, and comments will be of help to you...and your cat (or cats). Looking through my past responses to questions will give you additional information and/or answers too. Domestic Cats = cats (no matter what breed) who are tame or not wild, or abandoned cats who were pets that became wild, but can be tamed again. Ferals = cats who are born with one or more parents ..... |
Recent Answers
2009-11-04 New feral kitten:
Jennifer, That is typical feral behavior. Her brothers may have had a different father, one that was domesticated, in which case, the cat's behavior will be different. A cat can have kittens by each
2009-11-03 Kitten-litter box:
Lori, Kittens don't go too far to use the litterbox. It may be an inconvenience, but it may be a good idea to use another litterbox for now. You also may want to use a night light where her regular
2009-11-03 rescued feral aggressing on house cat:
Lydia, If you can pet her you may be able to get a cat carrier, stand it on end close to you with the door open, then grasp the female by the scruff of the neck quickly and drop her down inside the
2009-11-02 Cat Urine:
Holly, It is Sodium Fluorescein. Give the following information to your vet: "Sodium Fluorescein, which is used to reveal corneal ulcers, can be given to cats suspected of urine spraying. The
2009-11-02 Behaviour Change:
Ally, It could be a number of things causing her behavior. She may need a 'friend' for company, companionship, and play. A single cat can be more destructive due to a high energy level and resulting
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