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I have 2 female cats (both spayed and indoors only). Ashley is around 3.5 years old and is 10-11 pounds. Whitney is around 1.5 years old and is 8-9 pounds. They're both about the same length, but Ashley lays around a lot and therefore always looks like she pregnant whereas Whitney is fairly...

My cats will take things and play with them but usually leave them in the middle of the floor rather than stash them somewhere. Speaking of "thieving", this picture is currently the most recent one on ICanHasCheezburger.com (of course, that will change soon). Mez

Thanks for all of the replies. I really think she was just trying get rid of it since she didn't like it. I've switched foods to Friskies (yes, I know it's not premium) which she really likes and I haven't seen her do this since. Mez

What does it mean when a cat makes a burying/scratching motion around the food bowl after eating? Is she trying to get rid of the food or save it for later or what? Whitney (who is probably 14-15 months old) does this at least once a day. I don't think she's really fond of the food (Wellness...

My local pet store has started carrying a new cat food called "Before Grain" (http://www.beforegrain.com). Does anyone here have any experience or opinions on how it compares to other cat foods? Mez

Good point. I hadn't thought of that. Thanks. Mez

They always try to drink out of my cereal bowl so the past week or so I've been giving them their own small bowl each morning. I haven't noticed any diarrhea in the litterbox so that's why I don't think they're having any lactose issues. Mez

I've read that most adult cats have lactose issues and therefore shouldn't have milk. However, neither Charlie nor Ashley seem to have any issues with it. Are there any other reasons I shouldn't give them a little bowl of milk each morning? Mez

For the last year or so that I've had cats I've always considered the top of the refrigerator (about 6ft tall) as a "safe" place. About a month ago I got another cat Charlie (2yr male, cream tabby) and he has proven that wrong at least twice now. The first time I saw him jump up there he went...

For $1000 I'll drive down to Austin and build you one Mez

My vet uses Avid and charges $25. Plus Avid charges $18 for the lifetime registration. Mez

I don't care much for their designs but if I did I would make my own rather than pay $500+ for a few tree branches and platforms. Mez

Thanks for the assessment. Mez