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I have made MANY mistakes with ferals, and eventually they all came around. I too, would let them out for stimulation, which kittens badly need. and work on getting them used to your touch while they are eating. They are young enough they will forgive you soon, but this is something you cannot...

There are many more cats, and humans, out there that have fatty livers and are doing fine. My own husband has had a fatty liver for years, at least twenty. once in a while you will have flareups like what happened, my cats have leukemia and have flareups once in a while. They completely stop...

What's done is done, and there is no changing the facts. Scout died, hopefully quickly, and there is no going back. A dog that kills domestic animals, like cats, may progress to small children eventually, please keep that in mind. Your love for Scout, and his for you, will remain with you for...

What a beautiful story! She was such a wonderful, sweet, beautiful companion! That you are able to hold on to the good and remember your wonderful times together will help you through this terrible time of loss and hurt. you never get over this, you work your way through it until one day you are...

The second set of pictures looks like a longhair! 4 weeks is too young yet, it will be a few more months before their final coat comes in. Look at the bottoms of their feet, long tufts sticking out indicate longer hair. Bless you for rescuing them!!!

We would like to see a picture of him standing to see his tail. That is what I go by. All kittens have baby fluff, but a tail like a bottle cleaning brush is an indicator of his coat length. He is not long haired, he would be much fluffier. I have a medium coated red cat, almost longhaired, they...

I wouldn't worry too much yet about them refusing shelters. When it gets cold you'll be amazed how quickly they find them! My outside feral and her kittens which are all going on 5 now, don't use my garage and the beds inside at all in the spring, summer, and fall, but stay in their pretty much...

I would wait the recommended time for reapplying and go from there. The product can be reapplied every 30 days. I gave it to my strays once a year. I ahev used Profender fro years since it was easy to apply and takes care of tapeworm. Your cat most likely licked a little of it. I have had cats...

The cat is used to any bacteria, etc. in your house and on you, there shouldn't be a problem. You weren't injecting into the bloodstream, so the immune system will take care of anything where you injected. People like vets, or strangers outside your house could be. Just watch the site and...

I have so many it is hard to pick one! From saying the loose steering wheel has a lot of 'foreplay', to thinking I could pass a little gas silently and it sounded like a foghorn!

Beautiful kitten! It sure looks liek a fever coat to me, but only time will tell. I love black panther like cats!

My heart goes out to you......pray she has a quick, painless death. May she go in her sleep. She is so lucky to have you there to comfort and love her......

The thing is, you have to get him used to the inhaler. Just try to, lay it out at first and then hold it up to him. Gradually. I never could give teh inhaler to a couple of my cats. I ended up donating it to my vet. you can put them in a box with a hole cut in it, or a small carrier with a light...

I hope you and Rick can find comfort in your many memories. She will always be a part of your life, love never dies.....

Snickers, Butterfinger, M&Ms, Gummi bears, and a Baby Ruth! I can't imagine life without these treats once in a while. Eating healthy really sucks in the taste department after a while.

Absolutely beautiful, you can really tell he was so loved. And always will be........

My cats must be really different, LOL. I got them used to going into the trap to eat and they went back into the trap the day after they were spayed! Three of them! So needless to say I hed to prop the door open with a half filled half gallon milk jug and attach a LOOONG string to selectively...

I would say the herpesvirus, the common, and very contagious, “kitty cold”!

They can take up to a week to completely go away. My cats are strictly indoor and I wash my hands every time I pick up outside cat plates, and somehow my cats still get it, though not near as much since I started them all on DMG which builds up the immune system. DMG has done wonders. My one...

I get that Nose Relief on Amazon. Seems to really help.