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Looking at the face it's definitely a domestic. A classic red tabby. It has relatively distinct tabby markings. It's a rather large domestic but I don't think it's anything out of the ordinary.

I agree, she's at great risk. Especially if she's possibly getting into fights with other cats. You can keep her in a room like a bathroom until she is cleared to go back outside. She won't be happy but it'll be beneficial for her and I'm sure you wouldn't want anything to happen to her.

Cats are definitely tough creatures to read, so many different moods for one gesture. I think she's just grooming you and making sure you look lovely in the morning haha. To her you're one of the cats so you get the privilege of being groomed! I would stick to petting the head, neck and chin...

He has that triangular face of the Wegie as well. How were you able to find out he may be pure? We found her in a local pet shop (in awful conditions) and they state most of their kittens are drop offs. So most lilkely a backyard breeder with too many kittens, someone's cats had babies or...

Okay I think to have a better understanding. This isn't a bite to tell you to quit petting, this is a bite to show affection. Cats do t know we don't have fur, so the bite will feel harder. My cat Luci will do this, she will be happily purring and licking me (arms, hands) and she'll grasp my...

Purring doesn't always mean happy. It can mean angry, anxious, happy or stressed. Tail flicking is usually to show agitation. A quick flick of the tail can be a sign of agitation, vigorous tail slashing is when they are getting even more worked up(agitated, angry or excited). If they're simply...

If she's getting into fights with other cats that can be serious. Feral cats can carry FIV (Feline AIDS) and FeLV (feline leukemia) which can be a serious matter. I would suggest keeping her indoors and of course taking her to the vet. FIV and FeLV are transferred via saliva from the infected...

This is not a disease, it's a mental condition associated with anxiety and OCD. But it can be serious if it's caused by an allergy (i.e.: food or fleas) Take her to the vet to have them run some tests to ensure its nothing of that sort. If it's anxiety/OCD try the product Feliway. It's a...

What are you feeding him? Very smelly poo is often caused by a very poor diet. Seeing as he's obese he needs to be on a special diet to help him lose weight. I'd contact your vet to rule out any other issues that may cause loose stool and I would highly suggest getting him on a lean, high...

My cat has this issue, it's called Alopecia. Cats with anxiety issues will over groom themselves on the belly, tail and around their genitals. They will also do this due to an allergy. I'd take her to the vet to rule out food allergies. Also, treat her for fleas as some cats have flea...

Well I think I understand why he's having this issue. Cats are creatures of habbit, they need stability. You've made several drastic changes in his live very close together. He may seem okay after one change but cats aren't very outward with emotions. You got a new dog, moved and got a new...

He most likely wasn't a pure Siamese. Cats are born all the time from normal parents with color points. It doesn't make them a Siamese. In my experience with taking in mother cats Siamese colored cats almost always produce black, white and black and white kittens. The father was most likely a...

So recently I've been getting asked this a lot on my cat's Instagram(yes they have an Insta!).. "What Breed is she??" "Is she a Forest Cat??" I've been getting really curious, after looking up Norwegian Forest Cats, she looks exactly like this...