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He found her hiding in a sleeping bag in the cloest! My Mitty is safe!! BE STILL MY HEART!!!!  

Yes, he's looking for her. I'm holding out hope she is simply hiding. She is excellent at hiding in crazy places from the vacuum. I'm going back to search the house myself. I feel like there's a death in my family. :(  

Moved out of state. Was told I could buy two seats on the plane to fly to cats. Buy tickets, cannot buy two seats. Ugh. I leave cat with a long time friend and will go back and get her within a few days. I call to check on cat, he informs me cat is no where to be found. Tells me she's gone. I'm...

I've moved to another state and brought one cat with me, going back to bring the other two down (so they could be hand carried and in my sight and not shipped and out of my sight!) Tiger seemed to adjust quickly, as she's absolutely fearless, exploring the new house, getting into everything as...

The last baby tooth she lost was in March.  Her eyes have have been brillant green since I had her. 

I do that too! I run my hands under sheets and blankets and they go crazy after my hands, especially my Tiger.

I play with my cats using strings and sometimes my bare hands and usually get scratched.  Like you, I play with Mitty under the bathroom door. I usually wiggle a comb handle or flyswatter under the door and she goes bonkers after it. LOL

Same here. There are alternatives to it I would consider first. 

It would have to me life or death for me to even consider it. 

She was so small I unzipped my coat and put her down the hole on my chest and zipped it back up over her. I did that because she was shivering, terrified and cold. She purred herself to sleep.  She's a long haired gray tabby. 

Facey was named face because she is a black and white bandit with a funny black patch under her chin, like a goatee.  Mittens was named so because she is mostly gray with with white feet.  Tiger is long haired gray Tabby. When Tiger was handed to me, she just screamed mini Tiger.  My former...

I receieved my Tiger-Wiger the first week of November and she was tiny enough both my small hands covered her. I could easily hold her in one hand. I was told she was near 10 to 12 weeks, making her a July/August/September kitty. On March 29, the vet said she was no where near 8 or 9 months...

The fist does help! Thanks everyone!  Facey is still afraid of loud voices so I'm figuring that out, too. 

I tried getting heavier bowls but she will then use her nose to tip them or use her paw to wack the food out.

My Tiger does that! She will either use her paw or her mouth to pull food out of the bowl. I read it could be because her whiskers touch the sides of the bowl so I gotbigger bowls but she still does it!

I have watched her take her paw and just, woosh, smack them over. LOL! The other cats do not do this. Is she saying she's not happy or is she just being a cat? 

My two oldest cats wince when anyone puts their hand out toward their heads. (These two babies came to me via a roommate who gave them to me when she up and moved out and she did not always treat them nicely, and it still shows.) Still, four months later, they still when anyone puts their hand...

RIP Willow. :(

I would change vets if they refused to support my choices.

Knowing what Prednisone did to my grandmother and mother, I wouldn't want my cat to have it.