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Thanks so much for your help/advice. Much appreciated. Kitty-Pooh has had some normal bowel movements and seems to be almost back to his usual self. Guess the Laxatone worked...he seems to get perkier with each bowel movement! LOL! I think I will also get some pumpkin for possible future...

I took my Kitty-Pooh to the vet on Thurs. because he had been coughing after every meal and was acting a little slow...just not himself. After various testing, x-ray, shots, fecal exam, etc., (and a $240 bill!), it was concluded that Kitty-Pooh was fine, but had a rather large hairball in his...

I just took my cat to the vet yesterday. Cost of teeth cleaning .... $127. I'm in Pennsylvania. charkitty

My Kitty-Pooh has always been very protective of his litterbox (strange, since it's a one-cat household). Lately, he occasionally just sits or lays in the litterbox. If I walk pass the litterbox, he will jump out and follow me. There's been no change in his use of the litterbox...he's not...

Thanks for the very warm welcome. Would like to post pictures, but I'm using Webtv and it's a bit 'jurassic park' when it comes to technology (but it does have some good points); plus I don't have camera. Anyhoo...Kitty-Pooh is an all black short-hair, 15 lb. (he carries his pounds well!)...

Hi to all. My name is Char. My cat is "Kitty-Pooh" (which he refuses to acknowledge!). Kitty-Pooh is 4 yrs. old, very spoiled, curious, and a real 'lap-potato'! I am really enjoying the forum. It's so nice to be amoung real cat-people!

No, Kitty-Pooh has no other symptoms other than some fur loss on ears. The ears are not irritated or red. Only change is that I have been feeding him Iams dry food.

My 4-year old Kitty-Pooh has recently lost some fur on his ears (one ear more than the other). No fur loss any other place. Haven't noticed any fleas or excessive scratching. Otherwise, he's a healthy cat. Any suggestions as to the cause? Thanks for you help.