Eeeeeeeeew! Don't force me to tell my "spraying story again"
ROTFL!!
That is a good idea! I have one concern though. Amber recently got sick (UTI) about a week back with sneezing fits. She would paw at her nose like it itched or something also. I went to the vet and she asked me if I had any new cats or if she came into contact with other cats. I said no; I was puzzled. So thinking about it after a minute, my SIL has a new kitten (shes had him about a month though and I had been over there before) and just the day before I was at her house for Labor Day party. I handled and played with the kitten. Amber is better now after some antibiotics so just be warned - infections might spread that way.originally posted by PurrfectCatlove
You know Sicy , each cat smell differend too .So the best way would be ( I think and maybe I am wrong too ) you go to the shelter and if you like a cat/kitten there pet her/him and let it go on you and rup on you , then you go home and let Zoey smell you out . If she hisses , you know she don't like it , or if Zoey bite you really hard , or react totally hmmm not good . Then you change your clouth and put it in the washing maschine . Just a idea to think about .
LOL yknow, that would be so convenientOriginally posted by Coco Maui
Can you adopt Binky??????
I have two boys and two girls and have not had any problems with any spraying or being threatening to others.. I think it really helps when the cats are fixed at 6 months old OR YOUNGER before they start spraying.I really would rather get a female, but I just hear males are more affectionate, and less of a threat to females than females.. can anyone confirm this. I really really dont want to deal with spraying though.