Recent Content by Letch

Thanks for your comments, as I mentioned before I was considering returning the cat to my uncle and about week ago I did return the cat to my uncle. According to my uncle the cat is settling in well again apart from night terrors like the cat is having bad dreams. My uncle sent a rather awkward...

I'm sorry I posted something in your thread by mistake

I think it's best the cat goes back to my uncle, however my uncle currently has mobility aids so it will probably freak out about that.. I doubt it would ever be happy at my place because of my resident cats. Not sure my uncle can bend enough to do the litter box at the moment either.

About six months ago my uncle had an accident and was unable to care for his cat. The cat is now at our house and isn't settling in very well. The cat hides all day and is fearful of human contact. I think the main cause of the cats human hate is the spot on Flea treatment, I don't know what to do.

The squinting cat above looks like one of ours when it hears the flea treatment box open.

I'm keen to reduce the amount of pigeon carnage on my lawn so I will implement your suggestions, I haven't played with him since he's had access to outside. I will have to play in the garage because he goes nuts with da bird type toys and won't let them go, he pulls it and the string or elastic...

Poky little zoos are horrible places wildlife parks are better at least the animals can move around. The only hiccups I'm having with him currently are his relationship with pigeons , my lawn looks like there's been a pillow fight and getting his flea stuff on.

How do you get spot on flea treatment onto a lively cat who is not used to human contact?

He is on soft food I was just wondering if he would ever get back to his regular diet

He's had a lot of teeth out so I guess he will have to continue with his soft food. He tries to steal our female cats food but soon regrets it, it's sad to see him struggle with food he used to like

It's been some weeks now since his dental op and still he can't manage his kibble or regular chunks, is this normal following a cat dental? I've had him up the vet several times since his dental and no problems found. He exists on a small tin of salmon cat food paste couple pouches of fine cut...

He gets on with the tabby cat just fine it's the relationship with mother's old ginger cat is the problem lots of insane wailing/growling and looking under the door I had to take the door handle off because he was rattling it and they would have met. But, he's in the garage now so no longer a...

It's not been "Photoshopped" you can look at the image metadata, I wish it was Photoshopped then I wouldn't have to feed him 7 +100g cat food sachets each day in fact I don't know how much to feed him because he's mega greedy and the tends to eat everything I put down.

Nope not fixed yet only vet visit was a home visit because he damaged his face in the fox trap and that was a waste of money. When the vet arrived he said "what do you expect me to do you can't get near him" then told me he would be ok with no treatment and the home service is not for animals...

The smaller female cat is 3.4 kg I have not been able to accurately weigh the ginger Tom. BTW he's got onto the roof today I'm going to discourage that when I find out how he gets up there.