Cat Behavior

They are lovers and are loud fast and smart. They also have dark faces and creamy bodies.

Spay and neuter your cats and that won't happen!

New cats must be introduced s-l-o-w-l-y. Here's what I do: I make a nice comfy home (food/water/litter box/hiding places/bedding) for the new cat in a separate room (bedroom, if possible) and I keep the door closed. Keeping the door closed makes the new cat feel secure and the other cat(s) don't feel imposed upon. You must visit with the new cat several times a day and bond with him/her. The other cat(s) will know there is a new cat and will smell it on you - this is not such a shock to the system. After about a week or two and when you're home, you can crack the door open a little. The new cat will peek out and the other cat(s) will peek in and maybe even go in the room. They will slowly introduce themselves. There will be hissing, running and hiding but when they do it on their own terms SLOWLY it works much better. Eventually, you can leave the door cracked when you're not at home. The new cat will know that the room is their safe place and will probably want to stay there for a while. When the new cat is ready, it will move outside of the room and integrate into the house on its own. The key is to NOT throw cats together at the get-go. Slow introductions work the best. Good Luck!

The bowls have the cats name on. Click on them in alphabetical order.

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That is up to you. There are already too many cats, both feral and domestic, but they are living creatures. It is a difficult moral dilemma, since we are responsible for them being here, whether we should feed feral cats at all. My best suggestion is to follow your heart.

to get rid of fleas or to get rid of a sticky piece of dirt

You need to wait a certain amount of time-I think you need to ask your vet.

In some cases, the cat may be afraid or uncomfortable. This may happen when loud noises occur, is in a new environment, or there are "strangers" in the household. After gently calling the cat and showing all is fine, leave it be. At some point it will come out. If the cat persists on staying under the couch, try coaxing it with a can of food, cat nip, cat treats, or a toy they love.

Stray cats can be dangerous due to the possibility of carrying diseases from hunting. To stop a stray cat from coming in the home through a cat flap with the intention of spraying in the house, it is best to contact animal control to remove the animal.

If your cat pees on the carpet instead of its literbox it is peeing for. Territory you need to get ur cat nuttered

Yes. I have a few and they drink milk.

if it's perscribed, i dont see why not if you mix it with some peanut butter

You can believe that they are really winking at you and then it would depend on what was happening right then. Or one of the cats eyes went down but the other didn't that's all.

Just keep pushing them away or squirt them with water. They will eventually learn that to stop.

Yea i dont know why it wouldnt...but if i have left over tanning oil from the previous year left over, i will definetly use it the next year, and ive never noticed a difference.

If you are in a low income bracket then phone up your Animal Shelter in your area and explain the circumstances. They usually prefer animals to be neutered or spayed.

yes.i think so

yes.... they start to hiss and perhaps even bite.

Because they were born like that.

yes

Is your cat(the older one) a male? If so he is doing this because of jealousy and/or spite. Male cats do not usually attack kittens. Just like people the kitten(child) may have done something to upset the cat making it hiss. Then later the cat forges the kitten for whatever it is the kitten may have done, hence the nicer show of behaviours.

If it is very young and is still nursing then PLEASE DONT DO IT. The kittens will want to drink that instead and stop nursing from their mother, therefore dying from lackof nutrients. If the mother is dead, then buy a substitute. If the kittens have stopped nursing, I still wouldn't let them drink it until they are three months old because it is hard for them to digest it at such a young age. Hope this helps:)

this would depend on the species of catipillar it ate.

Soap, water, detergent, Hamper, and a washer