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I keep the bedroom door closed because we have dogs. My father wakes up at around 5 AM and lets the dogs downstairs. As you can see, it wouldn't work allowing the cats to have the run of the house. You are correct, in that he has only been "strange" last Monday and this Tuesday and Wednesday...

Recently my cat, Bruce has become particularly vocal, especially early in morning. He has always been a very vocal cat, and if I ever forget to let him out in the morning, he'll always meow - around 9 AM or so. With that said, he has become more vocal earlier on. The previous week he was...

I actually did an experiment today. I went up in my room and waited for him to go under the desk. I then set up a small video camera pointing under the desk and started to record. I left and came back 5 minutes later, and sure enough, he was out from his spot and the camera was still running. I...

Thank you for the advice. It'll be difficult to get used to, but I'm sure I'll be able to do it and have it pay-off. Thanks again.

So I should essentially back-off, allow him to live his life, and let myself live my life without stress? Play with him and be affectionate, but only on his own terms, and simply back-off and don't bug him and hover around him? In essence, just live my life as normal and things should slowly go...

Hey guys, I need some advice on how I can get my kitty to revert back to his normal self. I'm incredibly paranoid and for the longest time I spent too much time with this kitty-boy. I was constantly around him, poking and prodding him, feeling his kidneys, and I was actually giving him...

I have full confidence that these are helping. My cat that passed in February, Edward, was diagnosed with an aggressive oral cancer in April of '09. He was given about a month to live. We got him on supplements from that site and he lived for close to a year....

I haven't talked to the vet about the herbal pills, but these are what I'm using. They got great reviews and he has been on them for a number of weeks now without any issues: http://www.nativeremedies.com/petali...ry-system.html http://www.nativeremedies.com/petali...dog-noses.html I give one...

I had used the feline pine for a number of months. I'm just happy that he's fine now.

No, no. This was actually posted awhile ago and since then the panting has stopped. We started giving him herbal pills that are supposed to clear your sinuses. Since we started these, we haven't seen any panting. I switched FROM feline pine to the new clumping litter you saw in the other...

Alright, sounds good. I haven't seen Mr. Bruce have any kind of trouble peeing, and he hasn't pee'd out of the box as far as I know. Thanks everyone. I can take a deep breath and move on with life. Time to worry about something else that requires my concern. Thanks a ton everyone.

So assuming that he continues to act fine and I see no drastic changes, then I should have no concerns? Also, great call. This was a late-afternoon pee. The one I saw the other day was a night-time pee.

Oops. I completely forgot to answer your previous questions: He's approximately 1-year old, and he's eating California Natural Wet Food, the Venison and Brown Rice formula.

PHOTOS: Any thoughts? These are actual photos of his pee.

I'm just a really paranoid person. I haven't seen any other behavior out of him that worries me, I'm just a naturally stressed out person. His last vet visit was back in October. We had him to the vet about 4 or 5 times to have chest x-rays and an echocardiogram, combined with 2 basic checkups...