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I bought this from amazon and just received it yesterday so don’t know if it’s good yet but decent value. The reviews seem good and some people said they bought it to weigh their pets and works great. Smart Weigh Comfort Baby Scale with 3 Weighing Modes, 44 Pound (lbs) Weight Capacity for...

My timid cat doesn't like being held and sensitive to anything and will run away easily so I knew it will be difficult one day when I need to give her medicine. Somehow her eyes can be infected easily don't know why. It happened a number of times that one of her eyes will be swollen and all...

i know it can be very frustrated but is it possible that your cat is in stress in the first place? Is he trying to tell you something? IMO, need to be careful sometimes frustration and anger energy will pass onto the cats.

It can be asthma if your cat cough that much and definitely not normal. You need to bring her to a vet if you haven't done so. They might need to take x-ray on her chest. My cat started to cough about a few times a week when he was 1 year old, then he was diagnosed with asthma. I got the inhaler...

I totally know how it feels because I had similar situation but not as worse. The new kitten has endless energy and likes to stalk and follow my 6-year-old female resident cat. He will also jump on her back and nib his back. Now I think he follows her because he's curious and wanted to play with...

It's good that it works out for your cats because your older male cat will play wrestle and chase with the female kitten. For my case, although they get along, can share food and water bowls etc, since the older female cat is timid, quiet and sensitive, she doesn't play wrestle and chase with...

I think I should provide an update as it's been a while and I was out of town for four days last week. I did ask for advice in another post about what arrangement is best for both kitties during those days Ill be away but no conclusion. My friend has a 10-year-old female cat and adopted a 15...

Yes, I'm already very stressful and have the time. No one can guarantee if all 3 will get along and the 2 kittens will leave the older cat alone. :sigh:

I work full time so it's exhausting mentally and physically to be honest, either separate or not separate them. I have been spending most of my time on them in hoping to work things out.

I had been doing that before letting out 24/7 but i still can't watch them constantly because I will leave my bedroom (where they like to stay) for dinner or to do other things. If letting him out when I'm not at home or around, my concern and worry is that he will act out more knowing that I'm...

I watched jackson's video again. I think Cailey (Kly) is a cave/beach dweller not bush dweller. When she's scared, she will hide under the bed. She sometimes like to climb to the top of bookshelves or cupboard etc but just for exploring and won't stay.

I find it difficult to create safe places for kly because the little guy is getting big and can access too. I also installed some cat shelves in my bedroom hoping kly will go up but ended up TJ runs and jumps up there. I watched quite some Jackson's video but only recall he helped a family to...

This part is a bit challenging because they both like to stay in my bedroom most of the time even though I live in a house. They don't go downstairs very often on their own maybe they feel safe staying upstairs. I found that Cailey seems anxious when I lock her in my bedroom because she will...

Thanks for the advise. I had a quality play session with her last night because I know she likes one of my bedding sheet then I lay it down on the floor and use a string with a paper ball that she likes and let her play hide and catch. I haven't seen her run like that for long time. I'll...

I can stop him when I'm around. But he will still harass or bully her when I'm not at home or around to be the referee. If TJ wants to be the no.1, separate them when I'm away and then act as the referee when I'm around may not help them to decide the packing order? Kly will rely on me to...