We have a friend who claims she'd been infected by her cat. We were wondering if this can happen, and what precautions one should take.
Nah, keep him!
Yes, you should be concerned. The cat may be allergic to one of the treatments. You should take the cat back to the vet immediately.
Should take one day if there is no problems with your subfloor.
well most people get bald cats but if you want one with fur then maybe you could take some king of allergie medicine.
well if your cat is in pain take it to the vet no matter what!
It is possible to find information about cat diarrhea either online or in casual books. If one decides to go online you should be sure not to take every answer you can find on Wikipedia
If you are referring to more than one cat. If it is one cat then it should be written as the cat's whiskers.
The best place to look for details of cat health problems would be to locate a local animal hospital. They will have the most information available to the general public.
You should never splint a cat's femur yourself as you have no idea of what the break looks like and is it a true broken bone, etc. You could do more harm then good. You need to take your cat into your Veterinarian so he can x-ray the leg to see what is going on. He then will treat your cat the way it should be. The cat may need surgery in order to repair the leg or maybe a simple cast will do but the Vet needs to be the one to do something like this. Don't leave your cat in pain, please take her or him to your Veterinarian immediately
You should get them noodered once they are one year old.
Cats with a heart murmur is just like a person with one. There may be things that the cat shouldn't do (i.e ride on roller coasters, no sky diving etc..) I believe for the cat to lead the best quality of life the cat should be an indoor cat, if the cat isn't spayed or neutered you should talk to a vet about doing it. Carefully control the amount of cat food as an over-weight cat would put unneeded pressure on the heart. With the right owner who loves and cares for the cat, and if the cat is deemed otherwise healthy minus the heart murmur by a vet, and is not suffering, it should lead a normal life - without skydiving ; ) 96% of people also have heart murmurs. They are not usually life-threatening and have no significant health issues. Keep the cat! Everybody needs a home :) ANSWER- I HAD A CAT THAT LIVED FOR 21 YEARS, his name was Sterling and he was just like a child. When he was sick, I would take him to vet. He had kidney problems,and heart problems. His heart problems went on for 4 years, but eventually he was having heart attacks all the time. He would collapse and cry. So two years ago, finally decided to put him at peace and very humanely. But for those 21 years he was great. Then last year, I was feeding a stray in the alley and now she is part of the family, and have spent $2,000 on radiation for thyroid! Of course, if you cannot afford to take care of the cat, it should be brought to a shelter rather than left to fend for itself.