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My cat has had really goopy eyes since we got her. She was 2 months then, now shes 4 months. When we brought her home from the shelter we got her checked out at the vet and they said she had a respiratory infection. We gave her the medicine as perscribed and the sneezing went away but the goopy...

She has manx syndrome, and believe me if there was some sort of surgery or medication to fix her we would have done it no matter the cost. The good news is that my boyfriends mom called today and said that she was adjusting well. So I'm happy about that. And thank you all for your responses...

yeah I was thinking about that, but I'm not sure I can afford it right now...adoption fees and shots get pretty expensive. Plus I'm afraid I'll get a new kitten and they won't become friends. Some cats just don't like each other. Or are they young enough right now that it doesn't matter?

Heres the story I have two 16 week old kittens who are the best of friends. One of them Nola is incontinent and is going to a new home this week. My boyfriend and I have come to realize we just cannot keep her. We are working college students and do not have the the time or money to properly...

When I dropped off Nola to be spayed this morning. I signed the waiver and they offered me an optional 40 dollar blood panel to check liver and kidney function before putting her under anesthesia. I didn't have an extra 40 dollars, so I had to decline. What my question is. Do any of your vets...

my kitten is a manx as well and has some of the same problems. She can't use a litter box at all. She also gets diarrhea whenever we change her food in the slightest. She is on an all dry diet. i know its not the best but its the only thing that controls the diarrhea. Also if anyone had any...

I don't know if you've looked into it or not. But in my area if you are low income the shelters will give you a voucher and you only pay 10 bucks for spay/neuter service at the vet of your choice. I've heard of similar programs elsewhere as well. It's probably worth asking around about, then you...

My cat Nola is a Manx so she has these really long hind legs. If you dangle a string or something across the room. She will come running, and jump at least three feet in the air to catch it. I really need to get in on video sometime.

from reading this site I know that food heavy in fish is not good for cats. The regular kitten foods first ingredient is fish, where-as the healthy kitten food has chicken as the main ingredient which is supposedly better for them and easier to digest.

that mustache is too cute.

my kitten has gotten two de-wormer's from the vet with her shots. And they don't seem to be working. I still keep seeing little white worms crawling out of her. Is there maybe something else we should be doing?

I like the picture lol. The vet wormed her. And they were hookworms it looks like.

She does have worms. the long skinny white kind. I just didn't know that caused bloody poop. she got a de-wormer not too long ago. Is it possible that they are still being flushed out? Also this is her second de-wormer. Does it take a few rounds before they are completely gone?

My kitten Nola is incontinent and can't control her bowl movements. Today when I went to wipe her there was a noticeable amount of blood on the wipe. I'm taking her to the vet on Monday, but in the mean time does anyone know what this could be from?

I got her from a friend. My friends kitten had kittens. At 6 months she took her to the vet to get spayed and found out she was pregnant. So she was neither a breeder, or a backyard breeder. It was just an accident. We went over to see them one day and fell in love with the little tailless...