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Thanks luckily the shelter we took the cat to already had another owner in mind(if we werent going to take him back). So if it doesnt work out I know the cat will still get another loving owner.

Ok so I just recently adopted a male cat(who was neutered), the age was not told to me but they did tell me that he was an adult(who I will just call the "kitten"). I also have an 7 y/o male(I will call him the Adult) who has been the only cat. * I introduced them slowly, including switching...

Thanks for the answer. I am mainly worried about the older cat since he's practically another family member in this house(and hes earned his keep lol) so I would want him to be comfortable! I hope everything works out as I would love to care for this new kitten.

I just rescued a red tabby male kitten(i think he is around 6 months old) off the street today. He popped up out of no where and I feel as though he was destined for me. He is currently in a shelter getting spayed, the appropriate shots and ect.. He was VERY SWEET, came right up to me, rubbing...

Yeah it was round hard pebbles. I too believe it is just the food since he has never had constipation before. Could it may even be the sudden change of diet is a shock on his stomach or system? He is 7 and has never eaten much wet food. This is my first time being consistent with his wet food...

I am not 100% sure he is constipated but I looked up the chart of constipated cat feces and his was like round pebbles, is that normal for wet food fed cats? A couple of times he dropped poo out from the litter box I picked it up and it was pretty rock hard(it was "fresh" as he just went to the...

Hello everyone, first post here! Ok well I have switched my 7 y/o cat over to wet food(2 months ago) . I found two brands of food that he liked(he is extremely picky when it comes to wet food) -Nature's Variety Rabbit Formula and BFF Tuna. Well recently he has been very constipated so much so...