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That does sound a little weird. She surely plans on catching them to take them to the vet, so I don't see why she couldn't catch them to take their picture. Make sure you make it clear you want to visit with the cats before deciding to take them, and also make sure that you get a clean bill of...

He didn't really start until a month or so after she had died which is why I'm confused.  As for neutering, I plan to as soon as I can make it to the vet. I haven't actually caught him spraying but I smelled it after I caught him scratching the wooden fence so I'm suspicious.  I'll probably...

I've only ever had one pair of siblings, but they're about a year and a half old now and they get along just fine. I've never only had one cat at a time, but I have had up to five in a house and they all coexisted rather peacefully. Even the ones that didn't like each other came to a truce and...

My newest cat, Toby, has begun meowing at seemingly nothing. He's been doing it for a few months but it's getting a little more frequent. He's not quite an adult cat but I think he might just be about ready to be neutered, because I think he's been spraying. He's still got a sweet little kitten...

Depends on what was in it, to be honest. My cat Alice used to gorge herself on kibble right after we fed her, then throw it back up minutes later. Dinah had such long fur she frequently got hairballs, Siphone would eat the handles off of plastic bags we left unattended for longer than a minute...

They used to have a nice blue ceramic bowl until the dummy broke it from playing in it so much, now they have a metal one. I have been considering getting them a fountain, because I know how much cats love running water and it will keep their water clean longer, but I'm worried he'd break it. 

At first, I thought my new-ish kitten was spilling the water bowl when playing, but it was so very frequent that I had to move the bowl to the bottom floor of their house so he'd stop flooding the top floor.(The bottom floor is just the ground the house is sitting on.)  But I've just caught him...

No, it seems to have faded so I'm leaving him alone for now. If it gets worse or his eyes get weepy/squinty I'll take him to the vet but for the time being everything seems normal? I dunno. 

The area around my cats eyes has recently seemed lighter than normal, almost like he's wearing pale eyeliner. It's only on the underside of his eyes, and he's black so it's very very obvious. His eyes don't appear to be swollen or weepy, they might be a little runny but it's only a small amount...

My cats wear their collars out really really fast. So far I've gotten them nylon breakaway collars and they just get shredded. Threads come loose, they fray, and they start to look nasty and worn pretty quickly. Not to mention they keep taking their collars off and dragging them through the dirt...

I've read about a spray that neutralizes the dander, it's supposed to be really good. I understand this doesn't answer your question, but it might ease your allergy-suffering.  http://www.achooallergy.com/allersearch-anti-allergen-spray.asp

Well for one, I can't afford to get her the veterinary help she needs, and even if I could, I can't get her to the vet(I had to ask a good friend to drive me to the vet when Kiki had an infected wound, my family refused saying it wasn't important enough), further I don't even think I could catch...

The closest one is an hour away and is not accepting any more animals, and that's about it. I'm not even sure the local shelter would take her, considering they're always full on cats.

This stray is my old neighbors cat Chevy. When they moved, they intended to have Chevy put down because she has FIDs and they also suspect cancer, but she ran away and they couldn't find her again before they left. She is skinny, missing fur, walking funny, and shouts at you when you look at...

I see little bugs like that in my linen closet sometimes. Like others are saying, I think it's a carpet beetle.