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That sounds so great, sounds like Belle is really in tune with you, where she listens to you. He has a little garden that is part of the office that we let him into. It is an enclosed garden so its safe. Maybe I'll buy one of those transparent carriers so he sees the outside world...

Thank you for this! This is the first time I'm hearing about those statistics, I always thought cats were identified with a certain breed or two.

Thank you so much for sharing. Your advice about being in charge resonates and I feel like that's a good way forward. Has your cat stopped biting since? What makes her want to bite and scratch? My cat has stayed in this office all his life upon adoption, and fears going anywhere outside. So we...

Thank you! He is definitely very handsome. Yes, domestic longhair is the breed indicated by our vet. I am wondering what other breeds create his mix as we get very different opinions.

Thank you for the advice! I didn't realise that the rubbing can also get him overstimulated, so thanks for sharing that. Also, it sounds like a good idea to increase wet food for breakfast and lunch, with less kibbles for dinner. He is an office cat, and we are unable to leave him wet food in...

Thank you for sharing! Yes, he is about slightly less than 8-9 pounds, and is 3.5 years old. Our canned food is only 47kcal per can, and he already doesn't finish it, so we must have been underfeeding him. He is quite picky, and we have to keep changing his type of food once he stops eating a...

I adopted my cat from a previous owner who found him loitering alone as a kitten, and I have always wondered what his breed is. I initially thought he was a ragdoll as he looked like the image search results of "black ragdoll" and he flops as I pick him up. However I soon learned that ragdolls...

My cat is an expressive cat. When he is hungry or wants snacks, he will start rubbing against our ankles. When we don't tend to his needs, he will start to bite. I feed him half a can of food (Full can is 80g, half can is 40g) for breakfast (9-10am), then the remaining half for lunch (1-2pm)...