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Member Since 03/05/2013
OUR CAT WONT EAT BUT SHE IS DRINKING BUT LOST A LOT OF WEIGTH?
CAT HAS STOPED EATING BUT DRINKS VERY LITTLE,FOUND HER PEEING THEN LIEING DOWN IN THE LITTER BOX, SHE HAS NO ENERGY ,I HAVE BEEN FEEDING HER CAN SOFT…
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Member 1158118
on 3/5/13
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Member Since 01/01/2013
My adopted 2 year old cat is afraid of toys?
We adopted a 2 year old fixed and declawed female cat from a shelter 3 months ago. She was abandoned 3 weeks prior and had been at the vets trying…
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Member 1147628
on 1/1/13
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My cat isn't Active! What can I do?
I've tried every toy I can think of, and every one- she turns down! I've tried catnip- she gets playful for like, 5 minutes, and goes back to sleep…
Member Since 09/03/2012
7-8 week old, fixed, boy kitten just today won't eat or play.... WHY?
Today My Baby Kitten Just Woke Up For His Dinner And Refuses To Eat But He Will Just Lay There Without Any Playing...... ( He Is A Very Troublesome…
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Member 1129107
on 9/3/12
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Hi, my name is Dylan(bob Dylan) and My mom catches me panting after I play.Mom has only seen this when cats get stressed?
I am only 2 1/2 years old, and have trouble keeping my weight down. I broke my back leg last fall,and it had to be amputated. Now, It does take alot…
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Dylan (bob dylan)
on 8/19/12
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Member Since 12/04/2011
My cat is 4 months old and yesterday he was really active and playing and eating everything was normal and he was really?
My kitty has not yet ot his injection yet and he has increase in eating a lot but does not like water only sometimes and hates milk we bought him…
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Member 1075199
on 12/4/11
IN Exercise
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Member Since 06/01/2009
We are shortly moving house and our new house is set well back but quite close to a busy main road. I'm worried about Tinkerbell's safety although at the moment she doesn't venture out of the back garden where we currently live and is more concerned about being with us than roaming. She does like to go outside though so I'm not sure whether to trust that she will be OK or to keep her in. I don't think my husband would be that happy with fencing in the garden so I think it would either have to be that she was kept in or let out like now under supervision (I always shut her in when we are not at home anyway). Many thanks for your advice, Louise?
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Member 841909
on 6/1/09
IN Exercise
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