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Yes, the older cat died of panleukopenia. The vet said that she had several other cases coming out of the SPCA. We went there last night ready to give them hell but the supervisor was quite sympathetic and said that there were no other known cases (I pointed out that we heard of some through...

My cat died last night of leukopenia. We're really quite devestated about it but I also have a few questions that I hope somebody can help me with. Here's the story in a nutshell (sorry, it's so long) A few weeks ago a friend of ours convinced us that it would be the best thing to give our...

Yes, they are all the same cat. His name is Yerba. We actually found him about two years ago as a kitten in a botanical garden in Buenos Aires (like many places in South America, parks are crawling with cats although when we saw this kitten there he was too irresistably cute not to take in)...

sorry (i'm an idiot with these things). does this work? (i made sure it was public): http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/gandsman/album?.dir=/9ad1

Hi, I know it's not a big deal and we love him all the same but I am wondering if anyone can tell me what breed is my cat (if any)? He has blue eyes and is a little guy at only about eight pounds. He is super friendly and sociable and very adventurous. He likes climbing and jumping on...

Thank you for the advice. After he first started eating the socks, we made sure to close our drawers but he's quite sneaky - he seems to be able to paw them open a crack and then fish out the socks he's looking for. It sounds like a good idea to spray the wool socks but then again I'm not sure...

Our cat is addicted to eating wool, especially socks. He'll sneak open drawers and then eat them entirely. This is becoming a big problem since we're running out of winter socks. Not to mention the socks my grandmother made for me when I was a child! What can we do to stop this? Thanks