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I know that quite a few cats pee in their carriers on the way to the vet. Has this happened to you, and if so, has the urine ever leaked out of the carrier and into the car - even with padding on the bottom of the carrier? I am thinking of adopting a new cat, but am concerned about this...

When transporting Annie to the vet I normally pick her up under her two front legs and drop her, hind first, into the carrier, which is upended with the opening facing skyward. I now have a carrier that opens from the top as well and would like to try this method when I take Annie to the vet in...

The following website has got me thinking! Every time I open a can of wet food now, I will be feelling guilty. Your opinions? www.pet-grub.com

My Annie is having her teeth cleaned next week and one of them (or more) will be extracted. It is an overnighter. Apparently I will have to administer meds (liquid? pills?), but wouldn't it be painful to pry open her mouth when it is sore? I'm a bit apprehensive re things not working out...

I have just bought a 2-door pet carrier (side and top opening). I have no problem putting my cat into a carrier from the side, but have not yet tried putting her in from the top. Which way is better?

Can someone please tell me how I can open pictures - the ones that are just an X. When I click on the X, nothing happens. When I right-click on it and select Show Pictures, again nothing happens.

I adopted my cat, Annie, 3 years ago - she is a Tortie and is now 11 years old. She is an indoor cat. I have never known her to shed excessively but she has been for about the past 3 months. I think it has slowed down now. I zoom groom her twice a day. The thing is, she no longer has a ruff...

For the 2.5 years I have had my cat I have used World's Best Cat Litter and flushed the clumps down the toilet as they occur, followed by one or two further flushes to make sure nothing at all remains in the bowl. This has been a first-rate method of getting rid of the waste. However, I only...