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    Semi feral cat behaviour

    After only a week, his homones are still circulating. I'm sure his behaviour will continue to change as the hormones gradually go. Give it a few...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 23, 2019 at 8:50 AM in forum: Cat Training and Behaviour
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    What is wrong with Barney?

    In a medical sense, anorexia basically means "not eating enough". The reasons for not eating and the weight of the patient are separate issues, at...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 22, 2019 at 11:10 AM in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    Sunscreen for cats?

    Only really the ones with white ears and noses, who don't have enough hair or pigment on those areas to protect them from the sun. They can get...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 22, 2019 at 9:31 AM in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    Sunscreen for cats?

    I was wondering this myself. This morning someone posted this picture on Facebook, which I've found useful. [ATTACH]
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 21, 2019 at 7:05 PM in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    My Furball needs your thoughts.

    @Ceiling Kitty are you around to weigh in on this? @jessextremeone I don't have personal experience to advise at all, but I've tagged our feline...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 21, 2019 at 11:47 AM in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    Effect of a gas leak on a cat

    Hmm, as above I'd expect that she'll be ok if she seems fine, but if there will be any long term effects I expect it's unlikely there is much you...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 20, 2019 at 11:08 AM in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    My cat(s) don’t like the paté

    I'm lucky that mine eat most of what I put in front of them: pate/mousse, shredded/flaked or chunks. I do add a fair bit of warm water to the...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 20, 2019 at 11:03 AM in forum: Cat Training and Behaviour
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    Cat evicted at final straw

    Firstly, I love the name! Is it a nickname or her actual name? Secondly, if your cat isn't fussy, I'd suggest a rotation of various grain &...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 18, 2019 in forum: Cat Training and Behaviour
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    VERY fussy kitten

    Oh so pleased she decided to eat! Hopefully she'll replicate the feat again today. Having to feed her on your lap isn't a big deal if it gets her...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 18, 2019 in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    VERY fussy kitten

    Can't help feeling there must be something physical going on here... Hope the vet can get to the bottom of it before she needs tube feeding or a...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 17, 2019 in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    Lik e Lix

    Be aware that when you buy cheaper ones, you're not always getting like-for-like. They have a version in the same size of box with smaller tubes...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 17, 2019 in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    Rescue siamese

    I don't have a lot of ideas but didn't want to read and run. The banging does sound scary - do you perhaps have a place you could sleep with her...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 15, 2019 in forum: Cat Training and Behaviour
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    Cats and dangerous house things

    Having grown up around cats and kittens, I can only recall one kitchen based incident, involving the oven. My kitten somehow got into it while it...
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 15, 2019 in forum: Cat Training and Behaviour
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    Lily's Kitchen discount

    Oh fab, thanks for the heads up.
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 15, 2019 in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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    VERY fussy kitten

    Have you tried hand feeding her? It can get messy, but I've found that a lot of animals will take food by hand that they won't eat out of a bowl....
    Post by: Babyshoes, Apr 14, 2019 in forum: Cat Health and Nutrition
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