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I posted before Christmas about my little feral cat and am pleased to say she has come on leaps and bounds since then. She uses her litter tray consistently, purrs and miaows a lot, lets us stroke her head, rubs up against us and is gaining in confidence every day. She’s much more relaxed and to...

Hi all, I posted a few weeks back about my little feral adoptee and her litter tray issues (peeing on the bed and dragging linen into her litter box). I'm pleased to say she is doing better - since I removed the bed she hasn't had any more accidents and has been going in her tray every day...

Oh wow that looks great! Definitely a good way to integrate them quickly. I'll have to see if I can find one where I live. Sometimes she seems a bit better with me...she sniffed my hand for a few days but the last couple of days she hisses and bats at me if I try to extend my hand anywhere in...

I believe she was found very young on the streets and spent time very briefly with humans but escaped soon after and went on the run again for a year or so. She might be younger than 4, they aren't sure. She will have access to outside eventually but I am nervous of her running away again...

I scoop the litter twice a day and I have been mixing in some cat "attractor" powder I found in a pet shop. I have been using the Catsan brand which is little white stones. Once I removed the bed she did a poop in the tray in the night so I guess she preferred the bed but went for the tray with...

No, it is a spare bedroom so it is hers for the foreseeable.

Hello, I recently adopted a semi-feral female cat from a local charity. I have taken the following steps to begin her domestication process; - Own bedroom adjacent to the living room (door left open with a small temporary gate installed so she can hear and see us but stops my other cat from...