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I have 4 cats and 1 is declawed. It hasn't been a problem in our house. When the declawed one tossles with the others playfully or non he can definitely hold his own. He does a sort of rabbit kick type thing along with biting.

I'm with ya Abstract! I dont get it at all that stuff is awful lol Of course, super spazz Jazz loves vegetables too. If i dont put away the produce immediatly after shopping he takes off with the bags and eats it. Its weird seing a cat happily chewing away on brocoli Good idea about the laser...

I got one of those stove top kettle steamers in the hopes that the steaming would keep them away from it. Ideally the hope is that silly boy learned his lesson the hard way on that one!

Jazz is just under a year old (we think). He is, for the most part, a great kitten. He is as they told us when we adopted him... all boy. Boy oh boy is he. Energy to no end. Curious. Playful. Mouthy. And adorable! A few weeks ago (as per a post in health), Jazz jumped ontop of our wood...

The verdict is in... sort of. The wounds to his paw pads are a few weeks old (at least 2) and are mostly in the healing stage. I'm really kicking myself for not seeing this sooner!! The idea at this point is that a few weeks ago when we had snow here and the heat up higher then normal, he may...

I thought it looked like burns too but I cant imagine how he would have done that. He is indoors only and due to a very hectic schedule the past week I haven't cooked at home. I wonder if its some sort of allergy but I guess I will find out tonight. Incidentally, does anyone have any links...

I'm at work worrying away. I have a vet appt for tonight but I thought I might ask around here to see if anyone has experience with this. Last night I noticed my 1 year old had sores all over the pads of his paws. He was snuggling up with me in bed on his back and it was really obvious. I...

yes he was free of sores, absesses, and any apparent sign of tooth decay/damage or gum disease. I'm glad to see through the forums that other people have had to tough it out and spoon feed so to speak for a long time. i guess my week + is nothing. Well i hope the antibiotics work their magic...

well Salem spent a few days at the vet. Friday-monday. he was force fed 4 times a day and they started him on an oral antibiotic. (Amoxicillin i believe) that he gets 2x a day and an eye ointment he got 3x a day. His health in general seems to have improoved and he did gain a few oz while at...

yes his nose is quite stuffy and snotty. its gross when he sneezes poor thing. They didn't give any antibiotics that I know of but I will definatly ask about that tomorrow.

I have a 4 year old DHL that I adopted around Halloween with his sister. They were both underweight and stressed- not eating. not grooming ect. The adoption and tlc they got at their comfortable home did wonders. The both started eating and gaining weight. About 2-3 weeks ago we noticed Salem...

Ok thanks so much. After their vet checkup in a few days i'll find a groomer to take care of them then start over with a good routine when it starts to grow back. Gotplenty of fleece beds for them to snuggle in while they grow out and i keep my cats inside anyways.

I rescued today from the shelter a brother and sister long hair pair. They are Norwegian forest cats I was told. They had been at the shelter for almost 4 months and were about to be euthanised. Thats what happens to 4 year old mangy looking kitties i guess Long story short, I have these 2...