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Luna is 16 1/2 weeks. Ever since we brought her home at 10 weeks, she's drooled like crazy when she grooms herself. She leaves her hair wet and kind of clumped together. Is this normal? Picture just because she's cute.

Yes, he is.

I have a 13 month old male who has suddenly (within the last week) become a gigantic jerk. He's picking on the other cats (minus his brother) and attacking all of us when we walk past him. Any ideas on what could be causing this/how to fix this?

I agree with your assessment! What a cutie!

Domestic shorthair. Maine coons are longhaired cats. :)

We haven't had any rodents in the house yet, thankfully!

I have panacur here at home. I may start him on that between now and Monday.

He's had a fecal since becoming a member of our household, and hasn't had any outside exposure since then. I'm hoping to find something I can do for him before the vet opens on Monday, though. Poor guy is getting poop everywhere.

They're little brown curved things, which he doesn't have in his litter. He's 7-8 years old.

Our papillon is amazing with our cats. You could also go to a rescue and ask who is good with cats. They'll point you toward the right dog!

What is this that I'm seeing in his poo? Other symptoms: diarrhea and raspy sounding meow.

She was stunning. So sorry.

Nox is getting bigger!

So pretty! She does, indeed, look lilac to me.

Super cute baby! It looks to be short-haired, so with unknown parentage, it would be considered a domestic shorthair. It could definitely have some siamese influence in there, though!

Luna is definitely some kind of torbie. We speculated ticked, but she's getting more distinct patterns as she ages, so we'll see. Overall, color-wise, she has blacks, silvers, creams, and browns in her coat. Nox is definitely some kind of tortie. Not dilute, for sure, since she has black. She...

Beautiful! He's a white domestic medium hair, as far as I can tell.

So cute! Looks to be a domestic longhair tortoiseshell.

No, most don't die within a day. It usually takes more than a day to diagnose. Mine started showing symptoms 2 weeks before he was hospitalized, and he was hospitalized for a week before we euthanized. His diagnosis was confirmed by sending off samples of his abdominal fluid and confirming that...

Interesting. She looks very similar to the smoke tortie pictures I've been finding online, though they seem confined to Maine Coons and Turkish Angoras. She's a mystery to me!