its proably because its a boy cat with his testicals. having them removed will help calm him down. other reasons include marking teritorry. you must be disiplined with house training, and cat litter. if you don't want then to pee in a certain place put down lavender. tin foil makes to much noise for cats. so putting it down behind the washing machine or under the bed can stop them
she has rejected the kittens this mayb due too
kitten smells different have you washed kitten or taken kitten too a vet strange smells will make mommy think that baby is not hers cats tell each other apart by smell
mother naturally rejecting kitten due to age once a kitten is weaned old enough to fend for its self a mother may reject it to encorage it to be independant.kittens are weaned at 8 weeks but its not advised for them to leave prior to 10weeks.
sickness,kitten mayb sick if a kitten is sick the mother will reject it and push it away from healthy babys
in the event of rejection under 8 weeks of age bottle feeding is required ring a vet for advice on kitten feeding
but when in dought ring a vet if you are unsure about your cat ring a vet for advice
I read on PetCareRx that feline diabetes, urinary tract infection, or a scarred bladder can be the primary reason why your cat is pooping outside the litter box. It can also be due to kidney stones or simply old age. It is a good idea to consult with a vet if you are concerned about this.
Though unlikely to permanently stunt growth, dropping a kitten in water can cause immediate issues like hypothermia and shock, as well as long-term problems like ear infections and respiratory issues. Always remove the kitten promptly and monitor for any signs of illness. Consider alternatives like misting or a shallow bath instead.
There could be a few reasons for this sudden change in behavior. It's possible that your male cat has developed a stronger bond with your husband, or that your husband has been giving him more attention recently. Cats can also be sensitive to changes in routine or environment, so something may have shifted that has made your husband more appealing to your cat.
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If it's a new cat then time, patience, talking to it, giving it love and attention but not over stimulating it
They will soon calm down and start to trust you
If its a cat you've had for a while, make sure there's no changes to its environment, life, food, toys, death, etc. and again all the same as before and maybe even a trip to the vet (and of course all of the above too.)
You can also try Rescue Remedy by Bach Flower Essences. It has worked great for me in my cat rescue work! Your local green grocer probably stocks it.
no, why would cats do that anyway. Okay when cats are mad they either hiss, scratch, fight, or bite you. cats are not mean though. they just do that because they don't know what else to do. they aren't stupid though.
If the kitten has already weaned off milk, they can eat soft baby food like products, although be sure none of these have onion or garlic in them. They do best with things like plain chicken. Do not feed them vegetables or products containing vegetables, or cow's milk. If they still need milk, talk to a veterinarian about buying bottles of cat milk formula.
Please note that human foods (unless you wish to feed your kitten a raw diet - which requires a lot of research) should never be substituted for a complete and balanced cat food.
Start by scraping off everything you can with a spatula or similar tool. The stain and residue on the concrete may be permanent, but you could try concrete cleaners designed to get oil stains out.
Male cats are often called Tom cats. The term "Tabby" is not a breed or gender of cat; it is coat pattern found on many cats, and can be found in several breeds. Female cats are usually called Queens or Mollys.
If it puts its tail up take a look. Male cats you can see the scrotum (a white/clear bubble).
Yes, but the vitamins and minerals in the kitten food are much better for it. Anyway, the adult food won't kill it!
A baby must at least up to 18years old before he or she can travel because he or she will by this period know some better things to do and what that are not better to do.
Depending where the abscess is... it usually needs to be lanced and drained. This is very painful to the animal so care is advised when doing so. A vet should be seen for large abscesses. To clean the wound area use warm boiled water in a syringe to gently force the water throughout the wound. Put a medicated cream or antibacterial salve on the wound and try to bandage it so the cat will not lick it too much. Repeat the salve twice a day and check for reabscessing. If it does...a trip to the vet is advised.
The best time to separate kittens from their mother is when the kittens are twelve to fourteen weeks old.
Kittens six to eight weeks old have not learned any important socialisation or behaviour skills yet, which kittens learn from eight weeks onwards. During this time kittens will learn how to play and interact with their littermates, mother and any other animals and humans in the house. Some kittens are not yet fully weaned until after eight weeks.
They will learn what behaviour is acceptable and what is not from their mother, and will learn how to play and share with their littermates. They will also learn about grooming and litterbox use at this crucial time. Most kittens are well socialised by the time they are twelve weeks old, and are very likely to grow into very gentle and affectionate pets.
don't shout its name at it, or ot will be confused when you need to call it. shout NO! or STOP!
if you're in bed and it is clawing your face, then blow in its face if you are close to it.
if it's on the floor grab it's scruff (back of the neck) firmly but gently and give it a little wiggle, whilst growling or hissing like it's mum would. (do NOT lift it by the scruff)
if the cat's on the worktop gently push its bum to encourage it off and say OFF, repeat EVERY time.
the cat is not actually crying. it is showering all the bullets that it received in its before life. This means it is an Egyptian fighting cat and will die after you. Usually twelve years after your father and sometimes thirty four years after you mother
beacuse there nice and so sweet :D
I can think of two reasons and it depends on the type of bite.
If the cat is putting just her front teeth on you (nipping), then she is probably hungry. Just think of kitten behaviour how they will rub against their mom before nursing.
If the cat is putting her fangs on you softly, then she probably wants to play. The rub is to say, "Hey, I like you" and the nip is, "Want to play."
This answer could go either way.
Cats are more likely to enjoy the company of canines if they are raised
together from a young age.
Also, it depends on the dog's behavior around felines;
cats are crafty creatures who are intelligent and skilled if wild.
If the cat is well fed to begin with. It should be okay.
If you are planning to go away, make sure it has water out to drink, and leave some dry food out for it to munch on and it should be fine.
i know my cat, jill, she's a sleeper, and a culdder, and a playful one. She sleeps maybe 10-12 hours a day, she's 3. She cuddles A LOT. most cat's are awake, 10 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just be pantince. :)
~AMGELICA L
You can't make them be friends but you can try to bond them by leaving them in close quarters together.