Archive for Cat Advice

Jan
5
2009

At 15 years of age there could be a multitude of reasons for excessive vocalization. Some cats seem to be suffering from sensory losses such as a change in vision or hearing and when they are distressed they will vocalize quiet loudly. Others may have diminished awareness of their surroundings and vocalize for that reason. […]

Jan
5
2009

If can be useful to use a delectable food reward as a lure to get the cats into their confinement area. This works best if food is withheld for a few hours prior to the need to confine the cats. So, if they must go into their room prior to work in the […]

Jan
5
2009

A lack of appetite may be due to a dislike of the food offered, or the cat could be ill. A kitten usually does best when fed a diet most appropriate for their life stage. If the lack of appetite continues, the kitten should be examined by a veterinarian.
Original post by Cat Advice […]

Jan
5
2009

If a cat has something that is important to them, they may not want to leave it “unattended” while they eat. Therefore, they will take it with them so that they know where it is at all times. While this behavior is not common in all cats, quite a few seem to do […]

Jan
5
2009

When these types of behaviors are noted they are usually due to underlying fear and anxiety. In some cases it is because the person is larger, or has a louder voice, moves differently or something that the kitten finds frightening. It often helps for the person to sit or lay down very still […]

Jan
5
2009

Vitamin and nutrient supplements intended for humans can be very dangerous if consumed by pets. Although there are not many reports of selenium toxicity from high intakes of selenium, it is highly recommended that you not allow your cat to continue this practice.
Original post by Cat Advice (Emotional): Purina® Cat Chow® Mentor Amy Shojai […]

Jan
5
2009

Animal products are used primarily to provide protein to your pets’ diet. A protein molecule is made up of a combination of amino acids. The way the amino acids are arranged determines the nature of the protein. There are 23 different amino acids. Eleven amino acids are considered essential to a cat’s […]

Jan
5
2009

Yes, most male cats have multiple pairs of nipples like a female; usually four pairs to make eight nipples!
Original post by Cat Advice (Emotional): Purina® Cat Chow® Mentor Amy Shojai and software by Elliott Back

Jan
5
2009

Cats have very sensitive noses and can often notice smells we do not. I would certainly recommend cleaning your bed well with an enzymatic pet cleaner just to be sure you get rid of any residual smell. Just to be sure.
Original post by Cat Advice (Emotional): Purina® Cat Chow® Mentor Amy Shojai and software by […]

Jan
5
2009

A year is a long time in the life of a cat, especially a senior cat. Many things can change in the course of a year. I think it is best for Tinkerbell to go in for her yearly check up and see if her veterinarian can track down the smell. Kidney failure and diabetes […]

 

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