Recent Content by mscatamaran

ok... so im in my office and i hear lapping noises. I go to kitchen and Quinne is licking her lips and getting off the stove top as I enter. Earlier I had made tacos with a seasoning packet. Garlic is 11th in the ingredients list. I'm freaking the eff out because I know cats and garlic don't...

I try to play with him but he seems to like playing alone. Too much movement startles him.

well is there something I can do that will signify to him that biting is bad? Like a clicker or water mist? I've read in the past that yelling ow can sometimes get them to stop doing it. I didn't have to remember to say 'ow' because it hurt a lot.

oh i looked at the bite more closely. I think he may have scraped my foot with his overbite because there are no puncture wounds.

i was standing in kitchen making coffee and he was rubbing up against my leg using my leg to pet himself.

I adopted a new cat a few weeks ago. He was a stray coming from a foster home and before that the streets. He is very sweet and gentle and very happy to be in a home. He 'love bites' though and I mean hard. He drew blood the last time (not a lot) and it really hurt. He can be kind of skiddish...

my newest adoptee does that. He's two and was a stray and lived in a feral cat colony.

my newly adopted cat has this problem. im going to ask my vet but until then I'm trying to get a sense of if an overbite is an 'always bad situation' or a 'bad situation depending on severity'.

I currently have two cats and am adopting another to get the kitty population back up to three. Last time I introduced new cat to the others one at a time and worked out well.  I was wondering if I should use this technique again or if New cat should meet Old cats all at once? And yes I know...

i got a box with lower sides. the original box i had was very tall for Odessa. Each shorter box is on either side of the couch (behind the couch on bedding is her favorite place) against the walls. There is a blue litter mat in front of the litter box (it has always been there). I put the same...

thats one of the first things they looked at. Her BP is good. her blood work looked good. And while I appreciate the links and info, you didn't answer my post about caring for a blind cat and fixing the litter box issue.

My cat Odessa went blind a few days ago. They're figuring it out. I mostly brought her back in to vet because she seem to be losing a lot of weight. The first night was really hard. She kept bumping into things and walking through our TV stand. She seems to get disorientated easy and walks...

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