Cat Maintenance

It's not "bad" but it's a bit inconvenient for while. Cats use their whiskers to help gauge width of spaces to crawl through, but it won't disable them if their whiskers are singed. At least they will grow back.

there are spacial kitten foods.

Because obviously the cat does not like you, and wishes to make you angry so it can be set free into another family.

depending where you go to the vet they usally just dissolve

A cat should not be bathed by a human unless it's absolutely necessary. A few of these examples would be if your cat is covered in fleas and ticks, your cat is VERY dirty, or your cat got into something toxic or otherwise harmful. Check the website in related links, it may help you decide if your pet needs a bath.

You fill a tub of water with warm water a few inches high. Your cat also can go into the sink. Put the cat in the tub and you should always have a helper to hold it down. Gently massage the shampoo onto the cats fur. Rinse with cold water from the sink. Dry the cat of with a towel.

my new born kitten's butt is bleeding what does it mean? is it normal?

It is incredibly unlikely, unless the food was already rancid or off. It is incredibly rare for canned food to go bad - unless opened and left out of the refrigerator for many days.

This medication is used to improve the symptoms of fibromyalgia. The drug will not cure the disease but only help with symptoms.

ask your doc to refer you to somewhere that bulk bills and you wont pay a cent!

Hand wash the sweater in vinigar ( no soap) roll it in a towell to dry. Next hand wash as normal adding vanilla flavouring or vanilla fabric softner. Dry as usual. Good Luck

MOst domestic animals including cats do not express that they're ill or in pain very well. And in the wild, this is just as well, as showing weakness can be detrimental. Howeverm diagnosing cat ailments, especially at home, is very difficult. That your cat is not eating is a bad sign. That your cat is weak is worse. You need to get this animal to a vet.

You don't need to do anything; cats move their third eyelids in and out of view, so there's nothing wrong with your cat.

Just the same as a cat would normally be.

but just with no hair around his ears x

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I am very sorry to hear about your beloved pet going through so much. Before I give you information on Fibrocarcinoma, I would like you to think about a few things first. This is an invasive cancer and radiation treatment will be a followup. Do you want to put your cat through that? Would you rather work closely with your vet and be sure your cat is comfortable and any pain is rectified while you have quality of time with your dear cat? I had a 10 year Cairn named Daisy. She had Cushing's Disease (a form of cancer.) Of course the vet immediately wanted to put her on a form of radiation and chemo. We asked our vet many questions and then my husband and I came home to think things over. It wasn't a matter of money, but the quality of what life our dear little girl had. The day we went in to see the vet and tell her our decision a lady came in with a terrier and was complaining her pet was very ill on the medications and treatment. The dog did not look well at all. We told the vet we would work closely with her re managing any pain (there was none) but we decided to slow our own pace of life down and just enjoy what time we had with our dear Daisy. That we did. We had a blast together and to look at her you'd never know she was ill. We had over a year with her and we've never looked back with any regrets at all. I am not trying to push you into this direction, but just giving you something to think about. The treatment following your cat's surgery is not pleasant and you should really talk this out with your vets. Here is the information re Fibrocarcinoma: Fibrosarcomas of the mandible are tumors with a high rate for local invasion and destruction of tissue. (Mandibular fibrsarcomas) also tend to metastasize. If your pet is not old then an aggressive approach to therapy such as mandibulectomy and even adjuvant therapy with radiation and/or chemotherapy. Wide surgical excision is required to reduce risk of recurrence. If the pet is older then surgery of this nature may compromise her further without necessarily providing any benefits of increasing survival time (primarily because of the possibility of occult metastasis). Radiation therapy alone has provided a palliative approach for fibrosarcoma in dogs who are not candidates for surgery and in some cases remission of the disease. Radiation therapy alone has provided an average of about one year in terms of survival compared to no treatment. Surgery combined with radiation has provided longer survival times in some cases. Results of any therapy, however, will depend on whether or not metastasis has already occurred (which may or may not be detectable at this time). NOTE: Radiation/Chemotherapy therapy is the same for animals as in humans and it's not pleasant. This is something to discuss with your vet. A quality of time with your pet and not the effects of Radiation/Chemotherapy, or aggressive treatment that will leave your pet quite ill and no guarantee your pet will have added months or years by receiving such treatment.

They are tende for a while, but when healed will never miss them. Mine still "scratch" all the time not noticing they have no front nails.

It should be fine as long as you wash all of it off, so the cat won't lick any. Use very very little, as even the mildest of human shampoos can be very harsh on an animals' skin. It is advisable to purchase some pet shampoo for the next time you wash your cat.

Hartz makes Flea & Tick Dog Shampoo that works well with sensitive-skinned dogs like the Spitz-types. It also works good on cats. Make sure to rinse very thoroughly. If you are going to use the baby shampoo make sure you follow it up with frontline or some other flea/tick deterrent.

It depends on where you live. You should go to a Low Cost Animal Clinic, as the prices are very reasonable (anywhere from $15.00 to $25.00). If you went to an Animal Hospital, it would cost $90.00 or more.

So you should go find one and see what the prices are.

Not sure what a "needle" is, but if you are asking when your cat can be neutered, then the answer is it's safe to neuter your pet as early as 2 pounds but it is recommended to wait until the cat is at least 3 months. 4-5 months is the best time to neuter your cat. It's before the behavior issues associated with not neutering would become evident.

It depends on several things; How much space you have, wether you may get kittens and if you have room for them, how much money you have to spend, how much time you can spend with each of them so one doesn't get jealous, and, most importantly, will they all get along.

depends on the size of the cat. but probly about 1 cup

Kittens are not babies and they can still slink through crib rails. Kittens can stay in one room, if needed.

This really depends on what the cat likes and what the owner feeds it. Domestic cats are usually fed either wet food, dry biscuits, or a combination of the two. One common practice for many owners is to feed wet food twice a day and to leave a small amount of biscuits for the cat to nibble on throughout the day.

Generally speaking, all cats are strict carnivores, so get all their nutrients from meat. Due to this, it is advisable for cats to be fed a food with a very high named meat content (labeled as Chicken, Turkey, Rabbit, Lamb, Tuna, etc.) as the first, or first three, ingredients.

It is advisable to stay away from brands that include Corn, Wheat, Cereals, Soy and various Sugars in their foods - cats have difficulty in digesting these and do not provide any nutritional value to the cat whatsoever. Wet food with these specifications are much easier to find than in dry food.

Obviously if you dont know what a domestic cat eats then you shouldnt own one.... but if u are doin it for like an assignment or something then they eat things from a can like fish or meat but it depends on their eating diets.

Just like a human baby

Take it to the groommer or groom it youself.