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    Semiferal Cat Brought Indoors, And There Are Some Issues

    I used to walk my cat (now he is an indoor-only cat). After 2 going-outs or so, he was happy with the harness. I must stress however, that I had...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 26, 2019 at 12:07 AM in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    Can Owner Passing Trough A Feral Colony Rise Risks To Indoor Cats?

    @MissClouseau Great idea! I was a bit reluctant about using paper as food plate, but I imagine cats will eat all in a matter of minutes - no...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 14, 2019 in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    Can Owner Passing Trough A Feral Colony Rise Risks To Indoor Cats?

    @Marya Bayote I mean cleaning is extra work for her. But I think that leaving some sponges on site may help. The sequence: a) I leave the cans in...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 13, 2019 in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    No Hairball Vomit In Months - Is This Natural?

    @denice - Thanks! @Burts - perhaps it depends on breed to? @MissClouseau - is there any way to reduce anxiety at vet ? Set aside covering the vet...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 13, 2019 in forum: Cat Health
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    Can Owner Passing Trough A Feral Colony Rise Risks To Indoor Cats?

    I did contact (by chance) the caregiver. We came to the conclusion that I must leave the can open or purr it into a bowl in the morning when I...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 13, 2019 in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    Can Owner Passing Trough A Feral Colony Rise Risks To Indoor Cats?

    I leave the cans on site with the lid on. If the caregiver wants to use it, OK. If not she can throw away the can. I know her, because I met her...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    No Hairball Vomit In Months - Is This Natural?

    @solowars Thank you! You made me curious: I will check the poo. :-).
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: Cat Health
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    No Hairball Vomit In Months - Is This Natural?

    To this time, my tomcat pooped once a day (actually, he does it during nighttime :-)) I was very stressed not to see any hairball and all...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: Cat Health
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    No Hairball Vomit In Months - Is This Natural?

    @MissClouseau Thank you! I attempted to pull his hair to see what happens and got only a "Mrrr!" - no hair :-). I was a bit stressed because...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: Cat Health
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    Can Owner Passing Trough A Feral Colony Rise Risks To Indoor Cats?

    My cat does not eat all can content. He is a small cat. In the second day after opening, I should throw away the remaining content. Instead of...
    Thread by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019, 9 replies, in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    No Hairball Vomit In Months - Is This Natural?

    Thank you! Then no hairball vomit does not harm the cat's health, right?
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: Cat Health
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    · Are Cats Better Pets Than Dogs ?

    In my view, humans lost in time the feeling of being part of the Animal Kingdom. Love for pets looks then to me like sparks from the original...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: The Cat's Meow
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    Semiferal Cat Brought Indoors, And There Are Some Issues

    My tomcat (integer) used to meow a lot during night. Main reason was his intention to enter one room, where he is allowed daytime, but not...
    Post by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019 in forum: Caring for Strays and Ferals
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    No Hairball Vomit In Months - Is This Natural?

    My 3 years old integer tomcat never vomits a hairball. He is not constipated. He eats normally (free meals). Three months ago he vomited twice,...
    Thread by: solomonar, Jun 12, 2019, 12 replies, in forum: Cat Health
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