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MoistHippo that's very distressing, I'm so sorry. You don't say why you are unable to look for him yourselves but I'd recommend calling your friends and family to ask for help to physically search for your kitty. It's going to take that kind of support to find him.

MoistHippo I also wanted to mention a story of another kitty I knew who found some misadventure after falling 5 stories from a high rise building. Tonic fell off her owners balcony and was missing for 3 full days. I went over to my friends to help search for her and I found her. After crawling...

Hi MoistHippo, I'm so sorry your cat is missing. I too had a cat who was attacked by a dog. I saw it happen and saw my cat take off running afterwards. I immediately went outside to find him but he never responded to my calls. The next day I went searching for him and found him, alive...

Re-grew their whiskers not 'regret', silly autocorrect!

Hi surviver! I wanted to add my experiences here for your consideration. I've rescued many cats and kittens and on two occasions Cats have lost their whiskers overnight, seemingly broken right off! After much research and consultation it was determined that Stress was most probably the...

Yes absolutely Dasust!  DE does come with warnings which need to be considered prior to its application for pets. Below is an excellent link to a DE 'Fact Sheet': http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/degen.html And in a nutshell:  "Diatomaceous Earth (DE) is a naturally occurring soft, silicon...

Excellent information, thank you so  much for reminding Everyone that while DE seems to be a miracle, non-chemical treatment is is NOT WITHOUT CAUTIONS! My own experience was positive most likely because I respect the power of DE to dehydrate tissue rapidly. I always followed up a DE treatment...

I echo James Young! Here's a direct quote from a vet from Highbury North Pet Hospital regarding using flea products specific to Dogs-on Cats: "...Hartz or sargeant's or zodiac spot on that contain permethrin and are designed for dogs. They should NOT be used on cats. Every year, many cats are...