Recent Content by dixiekitty

Keep the towel! What worked for us was putting our kitten between the legs, wrapped in a towel or sweatshirt, meds at the ready, one of us would rub a little bit of wet food sauce under his chin, and when he went to lick it off...PRESTO! In went the meds! Another trick we did when he was older...

Well, it sounds like Tuxie is doing a bit better. We'll keep him in our thoughts and prayers. Dixie, Mud and Momma

My one cat, Dixie doesn't mind his collar, but his brother Mud, usually manages to get his off, until we bought him a collar for a small dog. It clicks together, but isn't a breakaway one,which I prefer, but whats a "mommy" to do. We keep collars on them at all times because they are twins and...

My Dixie is the proud owner of a recently cacked up hairball! It was found by his "mommy" in her stocking feet! I'm relieved to have this episode pass, as is Dixie. I just want to thank all of you who replied and helped out this "newbie" ( 2 years new) to the cat world. Hopefully I can return...

Vet tech said to use an inch, put on his paws so he would have to lick it off! Then to check back in a couple of days or if symptoms change

Thanks, upper respiratory was my other thought. It's nice to get feed back from people who are cat lovers!

Hi, I am a realitivly new cat owner, my cats are 2 and they are my first ones ever! Recently one of them has been having spasmish movements in his tummy area, and a friend who has had cats all her life told me this is just hairball behavior. I gave him an OTC remedy yesterday and today, I was...