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A common theme I've been seeing on these forums is that things should be "Natural" for the cat. For example, raw food proponents often use this as the foundation for why a cat should eat a raw diet. But what does the word "Natural" mean?  That it comes from nature?  That it is not chemically...

I spent a bunch of cash on a pedigree cat that we got from a breeder as a wedding present to my wife. I picked him out at 1-2w of age and visited him at 3 months and 4m of age before bringing him home at 5m due to delays. The breeder told me that he had an unusual abscess in the umbilical region...

Included is a video of him. I love him so much! One of these days I'm going to post a sequence of how his coloration darkened/lightened while he was a kitty. He has white tips on his feet and under his nose A blue-white-point neva masquerade siberian forest cat.

From what we expected to be a Siberian seal lynxpoint, has morphed into a bluepoint. I went to see him at the breeders today, but I'll pick him up in another month. Can't wait till he's home with us Here's a little video I made of him:

I don't have him yet, but I get picture updates! He's thought to be a seal lynx point siberian, though I have no idea what he's gonna look like. Any thoughts? 2 weeks 5 weeks