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peeing out of the litter boxes is either a medial problem or behavioural. If behavioural, then it's usually due to stress. Make sure you have more than one tray, i read somewhere that they allways suggest 3 trays for 2 cats. This is because one cat may be feeling intimidated using the other cats...

Wow. Well done. If she's anything like my cats she'll still claw the furniture too.

Could you talk to the owners and explain that he keeps following you? It may be that he just has a very overly friendly personality, but if i was his owner i'd want to know that he was doing this. Also by speaking to them you may get a better idea of what type of owners they are like.

I think she should have a pirate name

Very odd question, but i'll play along. I think Tinga-Roo would be a Budhist as he has a very laid back personality.

Congrats on becoming an adult cat. Only 2 weeks... wow... thats fast

I've noticed that male kittens are usually bigger than the female's. But 7lb does sound big. Is your kittens getting enough exercise? Also has he been wormed recently?

Poor kittie. Cats can foam from the mouth for any number of reasons. It could be a tooth problem or an infection in the digestive system. I'd keep a close eye on your kittie, and take her back to the vets if she does not improve over the next few days. I dont think this is a serious problem, and...

We use a natural based clumping clay litter. The cats seem to prefere this sort. In fact if we even try using another sort, Shadow refuses to use the kittie tray. The clay sort is easy to clean up, but does'nt help control the stink.

My cat Ming-Ming has recently started vomiting, this morning she coughed up a small furball, but then was sick again later. I've been giving her codliver oil, as i was told this would help to loosen the furball, but i dont think its helping. Does anyone else have any other suggestions?

Awe... she has definitly got you trained well. Maybe i'll try my cats with ice too.

My cat Shadow did this when he was a kitten. He'd pull off the hair on his feet. We tried changin his food and getting food without additives. He seams better, but he may have just grown out of it. Although he does occasionally pull his hair out of his tail. I put this down to stress, and try to...

Its unlikly she will have to wear the collar. Once the stitches are out they are more likely to leave the area alone. Keep an eye on her for a few days to make sure.

Awe... poor kitty. Is he walking on his paw okay? I was advised by a vet to bath open wounds in warm salt water. Think this is supposed to help clean the wound.

I'm glad Tom's doing better. Maybe because he's been so sick, its left him a little weak, hence his funny walk. Give it some time and it may improve.

I use frontline on my 5 cats and all have reacted well to it and no more fleas. As far as i know it gets into the blood stream and kills any flea that bites your cat. If you cat has any serious illness, you should get a vets advice before giving frontline, or any similiar type of flea...

I think you should wait before getting another cat. Concentrate on givin your cat lots of attention. He's probably upset about the move as well as losing his brother. Introducing another cat at the moment could cause your cat to become more stressed. But in the long run your cat would benefit...

I only ever bath my cats if they get really dirty. Like one time Tinga-roo came back with concrete dust all over him. Otherwise there is no need to bath them like you have to dogs. Cats naturally clean themselves.

Ha ha.. its good for the vets to get practice at handling difficult cats.

My cat shadow sometimes tries to cover up his food. Especially if its food he really really likes.