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Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Fri Sep 14, '12 6:02pm PST  Is Spike any better? Purrs ~ Pepsi my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Tue Jun 5, '12 3:08pm PST  Has Fang had anything to help with the itching for now? I do think that whatever is causing Fang's itching is a problem that needs solving, but for now it sounds like she needs some relief, maybe in the form of a steroid injection to calm the skin down. It's not the answer to all problems but if you were itching so bad that you were having to chew at it, then you would probably just want it to stop. Sometimes cats need a little help just to stop the itch-scratch cycle and one steroid injection might be enough to do that. If not, then you can investigate the possible causes further. Purrs - Pepsi. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cat Health > Is it normal for a nursing mom cat to have a pot belly?

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Thu May 24, '12 6:11pm PST  Yes, she will most definitely have worms, so I would seek advice from your vet about a safe worm medication to use. You may be doing so already but feeding kitten food to the mom cat will give her some more calorie dense nutrition, rather than regular adult cat food. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cat Health > Is my cat pregnant??

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Thu Apr 12, '12 4:46pm PST  On the other post where you wrote about the seizures, you said you were taking her to the vet - what did the vet say? The vet must have had an idea if she was pregnant or not? my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cat Health > Help Me Figure out a Diagnosis

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Sat Mar 17, '12 5:28pm PST  Hairball passing through? Every now and again my cats tend to have a bout of vomiting, sometimes diarrhea or constipation and lack of appetite. It's almost always due to a build up of fur passing though or seemingly stuck in the tummy (despite daily grooming and hairball treats). I find a few days of bland food and the hairball comes out one end or the other. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Fri Mar 2, '12 5:47pm PST  Neutering will make the kitties less likely to fall prey to the coyotes (their mind will be their commanding officer not their testes, which can make them focussed on only one thing - finding a mate regardless of the surrounding dangers.) Just spay/neuter if you can - it's the single most important thing you can do for the health and welfare of your cats. A male neuter is about a 4 minute procedure, females longer but still very routine and safe these days. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Food & Nutrition > Cat acts starving all the time?!

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Tue Jan 17, '12 6:52pm PST  I seem to think that I read somewhere that a cat's energy intake should be 20-30 calories per day, per pound of 'ideal body weight'. So 200 calories might be slightly too low cal? That skin flap which hangs down isn't fat but loose skin, which some cats have and some cats don't. I read it's akin to how some humans have saggier earlobes than others - but I don't know how true that is! Maybe you could increase her food slightly to 240 calories a day and see if she puts excess weight on - if so reduce slightly. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cat Health > VERY abnormal breathing! HELP!

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Tue Jan 3, '12 6:40am PST  All I can say on Convenia is that every one of my cats has had this injection at some point and none have had a noticeable negative side effect and it's been very effective. I think I can also say, by having a quick think, that almost all my cat owning friends have a cat who's also been given the Convenia shot and they haven't had any problems either. It's been out in the UK for quite a few years now. I'm just reporting MY experiences of the Convenia shot and am not in any way 'poo-pooing' the reports of cats who have had an adverse reaction. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Cats and a Clean Home > Need help with cats and boyfriend

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Mon Dec 19, '11 6:13pm PST  I agree with all the above post by Natalie. my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Pepsi FRISKY=RISKY,- SPAY & NEUTER!     Purred: Tue Dec 13, '11 4:14pm PST  Well cats do seem to love laying next to the heaters don't they but I'm sure they are perfectly fine indoors without heating, even in the coldest weather. I think it's mainly being cold and WET that can cause problems and cats can keep warm as long as they're dry. I have to say, we're trying to hold out on having the heating on much until it gets really cold, but I do put one radiator on upstairs just for the cats sometimes my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

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