Cat Trainer reveals powerful strategies that transformed antisocial “wild cats” into lovable housecats in less than 13 days. She can do the same for your little tiger, too. Imagine your cat…
Faithfully using the litter box rather than your carpet
Takk digs his 1st hole while Kiitos watches.
They are not eating solids yet…but they are well on the way to kitty box use and we are starting the weaning process.
note: DO NOT use clumping litter - as you can see, I am picking litter from his mouth as he picks it up and he sneezes due to the dust. This is an un-scented, clay based cheep kitty litter.
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Hickory was born in 2002. We adopted him from the PAWS in Petcetera on Rupert Street in Vancouver. He was 2 months old. Like every cat we’ve adopted from a shelter he had an upper respiratory infection. It was pretty bad, so my husband and I went to have it treated, but the doctor said that he should first try to fight it off on his own.
He got quite ill after that and had a blood test and a feline HIV test, both negative. He got past his illness and grew up. At 5 months we had him neutered. At age 1 year, he got his first UTI. Several years later, he’s had over a dozen UTI’s, 3 major ones in the last year. The vet bills and the special food have cost $9000.
This last year, he was hospitalized three times. His fluids have been replaced several times, had xrays, ultrasounds, more blood work, he’s on morphine, antibiotics, antispasmotics, and will be put in an anti-anxiety drug as soon as he can pee on his own. He can’t.
As a last ditch effort, the doctor fitted him with an open-ended catheter and sent him home again free of charge because this last round of vet bills cost $3000. He is now drinking freely and urinating all over the place. It’s wonderful. But we’ll see at the end of the week when the catheter comes out whether he can do it on his own.
We have been force feeding him water daily with a syringe for years now because he won’t drink. The doctor now suspects that he has always had pain urinating and wouldn’t completely evacuate his bladder. During the fluid replacement process, they found that at the very back of his bladder he has an accumulation of blood and crystals. All of the recent urine tests came back negative for crystals because of this.
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UPDATE(4/08): Taz has been adopted!:)
To find out about other animals in Marblehead who are still available for adoption, please visit Friends of Marblehead’s Abandoned Animals’ website: marblehead-animal-shelter.org
song: “Back Home” by Eric Clapton
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This is a Tribute to Squeaky a Female Gray Chartreux Cat. I lost squeaky in 1995 due to an illness. I decided to do a tribute to her! I miss squeaky she was friendly to everyone. Even people who did not like cats, liked Squeaky.
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Lately I have been really scared that my cat might die. We brought my sister’s puppy home and she had round worms. My cat (the Asian one) stopped eating, drinking and just didn’t do anything. It took me 4 days to figure out what was wrong with her. It seems obvious but it wasn’t. She had the worms. I had taken her to the animal hospital and they were going to charge me $800 dollars for blood work just to see what was wrong. Oh well she is getting better right now. In tribute to my kitty’s health I am posting a cute little video. Enjoy!
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This is my In-law’s Cat, her name is Nikki, and for some reason, in her free time, she’d do the worm on the floor with her paws up in the air. No clue, why. By the way, the music is called, Yes We Can from Made in Mexico.
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my cat,dancing, eating and playing to whats new cat.
ichigo the cat devouring a hotdog weiner
CARL