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In October, I adopted a stray. It's a rather long story but he melted my heart, I had him checked out (and made sure he didn't belong to anyone) and adopted him. The vet believes he's between 2 and 5 and has lived out in the wild since he was very, very young if not his entire life. Now, he...

my friend found her cat as a kitten near a park. and she went allll over trying to see if he belonged to anyone but couldn't find his home so she kept him. now maybe it's because he was found (and possibly born) outside, but he is always sneaking out when a door opens. he's quick. so i...

wellington cats; not to keep ringing on a bell, but if you had seen my 2nd post on this thread, you would have seem my appology along with my very very brief statement and the ending of it. i haven't been the one to keep bringing it up. i'm not trying to make an arguement to get people to or...

thank you for giving me that link. i would have figured it would have been under the name of the site. like "the cat site: an anti declaw site" or something of that nature. i hadn;t yet gone to the introductory forum and planned on going to it later on. i otherwise wouldn't have known...

i'm not exactly argueing for it... people just keep asking my why! so, i give them my position. i would have dropped it entirely had i not been continuously chastised! so i would think you get what i'm saying with those few statements. i ONLY adopt cats in need of homes (granted i only...

i don't think you understand that I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS ANTI-DECLAW WHEN I SAID THAT snd that I APPOLOGIZED! it doesn't say it's anti-declaw in big bold letters anywhere. and why does no one see a problem with breeding cats when millions die a year in shelters! of course if you go to a pro-...

we do. re remove the puupy from the situation b.c this is lucy's house. not to sound rude, but just b/c we're having an isse with the cat, doesn't mean we don't know how to train a dog. i've had a dog my enitre life. my mother has for over 40 yrs. we know dogs.

i must say something! i don't so much appreciate all the persicution. you don't know me, i don't know you. you seem like nice enough people to take time out of your day to help others with their issues and you care abput animals. but no one seems to acknowledge that i did tell the girl to...

i didn't mention it to her to "solve a problem" per se, but it takes the scratching it out of the equation. so does she have a uti, stress, or b/c she doesn't have claws. haha. she's peed TWICE. both were from traumatic events. not because she's mad at the world.

yes, i am aware of what it is. my mom asked the vet when i got her in highschool b/c she thought they just pulled the claw out. i don't know. you wouldn't have fingernails so it would be difficult to pick up coins. but you would still have all your fingers, they'd just be shorter. if i had...

i have never heard of a vet taking all 4 out. my own cat has her back claws. just not her front. i have no todler/teen argument. i was just saying how the one person said people who care about furniture shouldn't have cats. almost every one cares about their possesions in one way or another...

he said her urine was good. so from what you're telling me about crystals, he would have told me if she had them. if there's one thing my mom can do, it's train a dog. lol. our old dog knew to come to her when he was going to throw up so she could get a bag and he'd throw up in the bag. it...

she was 3 or 4 months old when she was declawed. i would NEVER declaw an adult cat. and i'm not sure why you think i would! or why i would think it would "solve a problem" i remember reading about your issues w/ your cat and you didn't say your cat was declawed...

yes, i do know the pros and cons. and no, it's not just for my furniture. for children and elderly as well. it's also a theory that declawed cats don't spread disease as wwell, less likely to scratch a dog or other cat in the eye (tho they still could with back claws but less likely), cat's...

the puppy is 9.5 weeks. she gets consistant training (my mom's a dog person. she's had them her whole life) and she knows sit, treat, outside, potty, come, eat, and ofcourse her name. she doesn't understand off and no so well yet. since lucy's been playing with her more the past few days...

i was unaware that it is an anti-declaw site so i appologize. i was 17 when i got my cat so it wasn't really up to me, but even tho i know what it is,i know the pros and the cons but my next one will be declawed in front as well. and honestly no bashing, but seeing as 70% of all cats in...

she may get stressed or angered easily; she's always been a bit mouthy. it is away from the puppy. familyroom, kitchen, and dining room (puppy only in fr and k) are in the back of the house and the stairs, living room, and powder room (wher her box is) is in the front so if she's sleeping...

true. and i understand that. but b/c she has used ehr box since and the urine wasn't cloudy and was free of blood, and she has her urinary tract food plus wet food, i still highly doubt that's what it is. she kept going closer to the baby gate to see the other dog and the other dog finally...

*now not to sound bad, but before i hear 18 thousand times "oh she has a uti", she doesn't. when my mom put her dog to sleep she peed on his bed after a week and everyone said "oh she has a uti" so i took her to the vet and after $300, he said "she's just p'd off. cats don't like change. feed...

i agree with the person above me. boys can often be the antagonist in the story of animals. they play rough, act hyper, etc. that can kind of bother the cat. maybe she just doesn't like him. my cat hit my grandparents and grandpa won't even touch her. she bites my mother fairly often...