| Annamarianna Our vet told us that cow milk shouldn't be given to cats and especially kittens as it can cause intoxication. It's the first time I hear something like this. I've decided to ask others' opinions because I find it hard to believe in. Jan 26 2012 11:16:24 | |
alfinnlay I've not heard of the intoxication thing but it may be true. A kitten should only have their mother's milk or kitten made formula. It may be that cow's milk has too many antibiotics from the cow, the grains they eat may contain pesticides, etc. ...Jan 28 2012 17:15:03 | Myra_M We have a cat which is 10 months old now. At about 8 months he began to pee and poo in our bed. We thoguht he was marking his territory so we've had him neutered. It happened about 2 weeks ago. But his nasty behaviour persists. Is it a mental ... Jan 27 2012 13:51:13 | |
alfinnlay Please don't give your cat any kind of sedative or anything whatsoever. Never do anything like that without first bringing your cat to the vet. They wouldn't be prescribing a sedative for a pooping and peeing problem regardless. Anytime a cat ...Jan 27 2012 20:01:58 | kindstar Can cats catch flu from humans? Jan 26 2012 12:21:34 | |
jackieb i haven't heard about cats and dogs catching flu or cold from humans. but i don't know for sure! Jan 27 2012 12:42:01 alfinnlay No, they can't. Cats have their own version of the flu which is very serious and needs to be addressed at the vet as they have respiratory problems, etc. But it's a completely different virus from the human version and neither can catch it from ...Jan 27 2012 19:51:15 | Lotus My friend said it was funny but I have a feeling this cat has some medical condition. What do you think? [video] Jan 27 2012 14:40:52 | |
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