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My sofa is upholstered in "ultrasuede" or microfiber...my kitter doesn't even like sitting on the sofa!

hmm my little guy doesn't really go for too many toys. I may have to try this!

This is a bit unrelated, but I've never heard of anyone having a single SG. I hear they get lonely without a partner around?

I'm sure the experts will chime in, but I'd start with Feliway diffusers.

cute! I actually saw Lilly and wanted to get her so I posted some questions on this site. After some convincing I decided to go back and much to my dismay, someone applied to get her after I left! Glad to see she has a home now

one thing that helped me get Winston pee in the right place was putting a tissue with his pee in the litter box. The very next day he was using it (the way it was intended) You may want to try that?

My cat loves walking on my synthesizers (different kind of keyboards). I'll wake up in the middle of the night to the sound keys being pressed and buttons being clicked. The combination of the height and interesting noises is probably irresistible to him

My cat's currently going through the process, but I think he's almost there so I voted for "Yes, tried it and succeeded!" (there's no option for training in progress) I think my first mistakes were getting excited about his successes and pushing along too fast. I've slowed things down...

Great ideas I hate to keep asking so many questions, but I'm coming from a dog family into this strange new cat world. I'd like to be as educated as possible, but I don't mind making mistakes so long as I can learn from them. I can probably separate the kitchen area from the dining area, but...

Thanks for the tips everyone. My apartment has plenty of space...its just open space. I don't think they'll have trouble finding some personal space whenever its needed. I adopted Winston (my resident cat) about 3 months after his big brother died and I've had him for about another 3 months...

Hello everyone. I'd really like to adopt a new playmate for my kitter. He's lived his entire life with another cat and I get the feeling he might be a bit lonely while I'm at work (his previous buddy unfortunately died a few months back). Everything I've read about introducing cats to one...

Just saying hello! Meet Winston, my first kitter. He's about 4 years old and I've had him for nearly two weeks. Being a previous dog owner, this has been a unique learning experience trying to get him comfortable in my home. I'm just lucky he likes tummy rubs!