Cat Behavior

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If he's not fixed, fix 'em. Maybe he has a tooth ache, or he's lonely. Just, try every method you can think of before going to the vet to give him sedatives. Let the poor guy keep his brain cells!

Additional answer: A product called "Feliway" is a pheromone based product that gives off the same pheromones that cats use to feel happy. You can spray this product around your house (NOT on the cat), especially around the doorway if he goes to a specific spot; and it will help your cat to relax. This may help curb is excessive yowling, and also help prevent spraying/territorial marking. As suggested by the user above, also have the cat fixed, if he is not already.

Cats Need Many Different Qualitys. It Needs To be Well Nautured. And Have No Strange Markings. My British Short Hair Blue Point won't be able to enter a show due to his toes on his back legs being white not blue. I would recommened going on google and looking on websites to do with cat shows. Good luck hope you win

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No, absolutely not. No species is able to change or turn into another. Impossible.

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It could be a number of things, from dehydration, to malnutrition, to organ failure, to brain trauma. It also could simply be a tired kitten, also one that is mute. (I had a cat that was never able to meow)

Never the less you should take it to the vet as soon as possible for a check up.

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If the kitten is old enough to be eating solid food -- around 6 to 8 weeks, I think, but I can't remember exactly -- then yes, you can feed it shrimp. Just don't feed it any raw shrimp (or any other raw meat...or raw eggs, for that matter).

Cats aren't as prone to getting sick from contaminated food as we humans are, but still, you don't want to take any chances with your pet's health. The rule of thumb is, don't feed the cat anything you wouldn't feel safe eating yourself.

I also have a pomeranian and you teach it just like you would teach any other kind of dog. Start out with the command sit.Tell your dog sit and gently push down his rump until he is in a sitting position, then give him your admiration by saying something like "good dog" and pet his head.Give him a treat after petting him then keep reapeating it.

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Domestic cats were not bred by people to be small. They are descendants of naturally small wildcats. Modern day cats are close relatives to a few different types of small wildcats. For instance, the African wildcat, which is generally considered to be the main ancestor of the domestic cat, are 9-14 pounds as adults and 21-26 inches long (this includes the head, but not the tail).

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How do you mean if it is as being outside it is very simple do not let your cat outside be a reasonable owner and keep your cat indoors and safe.

The answer above isn't true. We have three cats that are both indoors and outdoors. They are perfectly safe as they are smart cats and they know not to cross the street. They like being inside and outside. I think as long as you make sure your cat is treated well inside, he/she will eventually choose to come in on his/her own. Make sure you have some food inside as well so your cat will be tempted to come inside if it isn't already.

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Every human body is different into how we feel pain. A contraction is esentially a cramp, or a tightening of the muscles. Some woman feel severe pain with very mild contractions, and others can deliver a baby naturally and say they felt discomfort. As contractions progress, pain progresses as well. I have seen woman be in the beginning stages of labor and not even know when they were haveing a contraction, others have described what you are: a tightening feeling, and others want an epideral from the getgo; although, most epiderals cannot be given until after 4 centameters dialated or more! Enjoy your lack of pain, many women envy you!

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In the UK they have a tradition of placing felines in judicial powers on the federal level.

I suggest find a small district that nobody really cares about, ones with high drug abuse and domestic violence, you know the places.

Find the largest cat in the area, the larger they are the more power they have.

Consume the cat overlord and you shall harness its power.

Hi there... the term "money cat" is derived from the Asian culture. The Japanese have a porcelain or ceramic cat sculpture known as "Maneki Neko" which means "Beckoning Cat"; also known as Welcoming Cat, Lucky Cat, Money cat or Fortune Cat. The sculpture shows a cat (traditionally a Japanese Bobtail) beckoning with one upright paw, and is usually displayed at the entrance of businesses where money is exchanged. A raised right paw supposedly attracts money, while a raised left paw attracts customers. You can learn more about the Money Cat "Maneki Neko" from this website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maneki_Neko

Feed it food with a tiny bit more fat and calories (not too much or it'll be worse). that will give it strength. Make sure there isn't anything that might harm the cat on the ground. you might find something helpful at veterinarysecrets.com

The reason might be that he is turning old. many animals cannot walk when they become old like when humans can't walk properly when they grow old. You might have to help him get to certain places, like the food bowl or the litter box.