Recent Content by charmed654321

No, milk is not good for them. They like it, but it is not good for them. If you read through all the answers, you've been given a lot of good information. In my post to you I added some links to site where it explains what kittens need and how to make your own food for them that will be...

The only problem I might encounter with that is the rescue group I foster for has a very strict policy about their foster homes keeping any of the cats they foster. The reason they do this is because many times a foster home has decided to keep a cat or kitten then were fostering, then because...

I just asked Deja Vu and Rocky Rockette and they admitted it. Yes, Zissou did help. I gotta find that manual on parental controls for the computer. Now if I could only figure out their email password ...

No, of course not. Cats would never lower themselves to act like a dog and eat their poop. That's why they do the classy, elegant thing and only eat their own vomit. LOL

You can never tell about a person's sense of humor and what they will find funny. I once won $5 in a contest for the funniest joke, yet the joke I entered was one the dumbest I knew. I don't know why I entered it, I think because it was short and I just felt like entering something. Yet it...

The general population might not know about microchipping, but the shelters and pounds should. There are some important things you should know about collars: 1. Every collar is a toy until it gets onto a cat's neck. 2. Every collar weighs at least 200 pounds. 3. No matter how loose a collar is...

Try dabbing some orange extract aroiund the area. The smell of the orange and alcohol might discourage them from, shall we say, "trying to choose their lobster dinner from the tank."

ROTF Welcome to the world of kittens. Buy them $500 worth of toys, and they'll play with turds. Maybe they need a bigger litter box, with more litter so they can bury it deeper. Sometimes out of sight, out of mind. Also, I would suggest cleaning the litterbox of the poop as often as you...

When queens move their kittens around like that, it is usually for a reason. Most of the time that reason is that she feels there is some sort of threat there. It may not be something we see as a threat, but as a cat she sees things differently. Are there other animals around? Are there...

This is coming from personal experience, as cute as it is and as much fun as it is to feed them with your fingers, try to avoid it unless absolutely necessary. I ended up having to feed Rocky Rockette exclusively that way because I spoiled the little *$#@#$ rotten. LOL It's cute, but then he...

Okay, found the thread Mom Good luck to you too. Poior Skittles. She look like she's not only carrying kittens, but they're bringing bags of their own litter and food with them. LOL If she's eating again, that's a good sign. Don't forget she's also not moving around as much as she used...

One year old? Definitely a cat. Happy Birthday to you! Happy Birthday to you! Happy Birthday dear shadow_kitty's cat (you didn't say her name), Happy Birthday to you! I misunderstood, thought you were asking why she seemed so skinny, which is why I asked about the worms.

Hi all, thanks for your answers. I've been asking around here too, and the common consensus among animal people (and vets they know through the rescue) is that they are not dangerous to cats. Just annoying because of the smell. Since Rocky Rockette loves to chase and bat them, I get the...

Sounds like more than enough food. The packages should tell you how much a cat should eat based on weight and age. Since you've only had her 2 weeks, have you had her checked for worms, or dewormed?

You know, I tend to agree with this viewpoint. It's a lot easier to get used to the movement of a cay laying down with you, or even snuggling up than it is to the crying and banging on the door. The same way you get used to another person sleeping next to you. And if they're happy and can...