Recent Content by shera

 LOL, that's the problem I have, but I don't want to make her like it less. 

They are so cute!  My first guess was 10 weeks too, but I'm no expert.  They look roughly the right age to be adopted out.  Do you intend to keep them? 

That totally makes sense, I bet she's just to "on the go" to be held still.  I think I'll just take cues from her, if she wants to be held, then great and if not then I'll respect that too.

I don't do the baby cradle thing, my old cat hated that too LOL, but even just to scoop her up and lay her on my chest while I'm reclined and pet her, she hates that, she just seems to want to get away, and it would seem like a pretty good place to be as a cat.  I just somehow think that...

Our kitten (4 months) who we have had for 2 weeks doesn't much like being picked up, but I would like her to get used to it if at all possible.  If she just plain doesn't like it, I am also ok with that, but I don't want to make things worse, and I clearly don't have a strong grasp of feline...

They fit on pretty snug even without the glue, so I was releasing her between each application so I could prepare the next cap. She didn't lick or bite at them while I was doing it or for the 10 or so minutes after I put them on.  We were in the bathroom and I was keeping her distracted.  After...

Ok, I think she's fine, she's acting normal now and the panting has stopped.  I think it might have been a result of her crazy running around after I applied them, she was doing some crazy acrobatics.  She seems to hate the soft paws though, she is licking them constantly and trying to chew on...

I just put claw caps on my 4 month old kitten, and she didn't like the process but she tolerated it because I gave her some wet food to occupy her.  I went up now and one was off, and she is acting wild (which  is normal for her) but she's also panting on and off, and I didn't think that was...

Oh nice, that one looks much better than what I have.  Mine is so short, I got it for $5 used, but couldn't tell how small it was in the picture.  Our cat tree is huge but carpeted, and I don't know if she'll use it for scratching.  It says they ship to Canada too, thanks for the link!

So far she's not sure about the kong catnip spray I bought.  When she gets a whiff of it she squints her eyes and shakes her head.  Maybe I just used too much?  I put some on the post and she hasn't shown much interest in it.  She did climb onto the carpeted cat tree today but didn't scratch it...

 LOL, yes that would be funny except given her lack responsible ownership and the fact that her cats hadn't been to the vet, she would probably think a spay is for a male LOL.  She still had the mother of this cat who was barely a year herself and wanted to separate them soon because she didn't...

This is going along with the whole off topic hypoallergenic thing (sorry OP), but my mother-in-law had a pair of cats that were siblings that she got from a barn (polydactyl, and definitely nothing resembling a purebred cat), and they bred once (don't lecture me, this was my MILs deal, I was a...

I'm not sure, she was just so convinced though.  She asked me how "he's" doing via email, and I replied always saying he instead of she, because when I suggested (a week ago when I first went to visit) that "he" looked to be a "she", she seemed a bit offended that I would question her ability to...

Thank you :)

LOL, yes I posted some more pictures on my other thread :) http://www.thecatsite.com/t/246292/is-this-unusual-coloring/30#post_3230234