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I'm not REALLY sure where this goes - but it seems like as good a place as any I want to put in an inside cat door - between the basement and the main floor. Can anyone suggest a reliable one? I need it to have the 4 way locking thingy (no lock, locked, locked in, locked out) THanks.

she was tested for cat safety before we brought her home. she shows interest but does not lunge for them and walks away after about a minute. we will keep her muzzled and leashed in the house until we know we can trust her.

I live in CT and we have a dog track closing. My husband and I are adopting a Greyhound - there are hundreds that need good homes. Cadence and Velocity are just about 3 years old and we've had them since 12 weeks. I know they CAN coexist and I know it'll take time and to muzzle the dog etc...

my monsters LOVE Innova - of course, they like the expensive stuff!! but back on topic, **knock on wood** no UTIs here.

We tried sticky paws - but one of our cats just liked to pull it off with her teeth and eat it

Velocity wakes me up between sometime between 1230-300 purring and meowing and walking on my face and chest. She's cute so I let it go. My husband isn't as nice though He boots her out if she wakes him up. if we give her some food and some toys she can usually go entertain herself until she...

we had bought some (that I thought would be good) but I think they aren't sharp enough - they don't cut the claw cleanly and leaves jagged edges. so what brand do you have - links appreciated. thanks.

Yeah, we get it in the food bowl too - but they seem to get them out themselves.

Sometimes I think it's to watch me go in a fish it out. but then sometimes she fishes it out herself. my cats are nuts.

no. I got booted from mm. try IM.

Hey MsFit - what's shakin?

Thanks guys. Don't let that sweet face fool you - she's the troublemaker too!

it's not just this? "'Tear staining' is a common problem with particular breeds of cats, especially Persians, and can get unsightly if not taken care of. Tears are bactericidal, which means they kill the bacteria that can cause infections of the eye. Normally, tears flow across the surface of...

they are calling her a domestic short hair but her fur is on the longer side. she just came home from the vet and I'm sure she is fine although we didn't discuss it. its not every day - it's like once in awhile.

she's a mutt. you know, some animals get it once in awhile - dog, cat, whatever. I don't have a picture but this is stuff that they sell for dogs to clean it: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/shop2/...1693&siteid=12