Recent Content by mycatbella

Thanks, Go, for the reply.  I don't really know what goes into making an extraordinarily healthy cat except that my vet says Bella is one of the healthiest ones he's ever seen.  She passes all her tests with flying colors and doesn't have one health issue, thank God.    Personally, I haven't...

Thanks for the suggestion, but Bella absolutely refuses wet food, GH.  Neither does she enjoy treats.

Yes, she has a good home, and one that I think was destined.  Some of her desire for affection -- for instance, just as I sat here at my computer desk she wanted me to pick her up and rest her along my right shoulder, which always blocks my view of the keyboard -- can be a little distracting...

The love I have for my four year old gray/white tabby female cat, Bella, is as deep as anyone might expect from an owner. She is my friend who loves to sleep either on my left or right side, loves for me to scratch under her neck, sides of her face, belly and purrs like a symphony.For some...

We bought canned cat food, Sheba, and gave Sophia one can early evening yesterday, so we'll see how that goes. 

I am a 60 year old single male who owns two female Tabbies, Bella and Sophia.  My love for cats began twenty years ago when I noticed a message on the board at work asking if anyone would please adopt a small black cat owned by an Air Force family that was transferring overseas.  Already named...

Searching through old threads, I noticed this topic has been addressed before; nevertheless, I'm hoping there might be new discoveries since those postings. I own two Tabby cats, both female, Bella and Sophia, both about three years old.  Bella is in excellent health, has what my vet thinks is...

One of our cats, Bella, a slim female Tabby, is a very affectionate cat that my girlfriend rescued from the street a few years ago. At the time she was taken in, Bella had a lump on her back that needed to be lanced by the vet to be cured.  It was just about that time that my girlfriend...