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you could also have excessive fur loss due to a lack of oils in the diet! maybe getting a supplement or feeding oily fish

is it possible you have a dust mite problem in the house. some cats react really badly to dustmites and you have to spray treat your house to get rid of them yearly. our phoebe has major allergies to all types of meat and most grains we have her on Royal Canin Hypoallergenic. She does...

Trouble looooves bananas and will steal them from you if you aren't watching. she gets ahold of the peel while you're holding it and pulls it! i give her little slices from time to time. roughly 4 slices in total. she loves it! she also like licking apples but doesn't eat it. not tried...

you won't find anything at your pet shop that will cover all the worms/fleas/ticks/mites/mange. you will need to go to the vets or you can order them online at www.deadfleaz.com you want Advocate(for fleas/ticks/most worms/mange/mites) and Drontal (for the other worms) this site is cheaper than...

not sure if it's genetic. i didn't raise her or know her parents. we rescued her from a lady next door that had her locked in a bedroom all the time with another cat and she was fed really cheap food, whiskas wet sometimes and canned fish with oil for humans. she had to have 6 teeth removed and...

i'm curious about this information too! we should have lunch or something! i'm not too far from you. i'm wondering if i can enter Phoebe in even though she has lost some teeth from her previous owner not caring for her properly. she's otherwise just beautiful!

also be sure you get the break away collars not the elastic slip off ones. we have had a few cats come in with serious injuries under their arms where the collar has been stuck there whilst they were stray from the house. one was so bad it cut clean thru the skin and needed a skin graph to heal.

frontline spot on treatment does not cover worms. you still need to worm your cats with a worming pill. if you are refering to another drop on the neck treatment there still isn't a drop treatment that covers all worms. Advocate is the best you can get and has the most coverage but it doesn't...

my only other suggestion would be to close him up at night in a large dog crate that could fit a litter box and bed in. or close your bedroom door and get some headphones or ear plugs. he will only destroy things if he thinks it will get your attention. he knows how many buttons to push before...

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first step. ignore second step. ignore thrid step. what ever you do IGNORE! even if it's negative attention it's attention to them. they have won you over. especially if they have you up feeding them when it's not convient for you! remove the magnets or just let him play with them and ignore...

have you tried taking the litter out of the box and just putting newspaper in the box so she has a flat surface to poo and pee on? i also would suggest the second litter box in the house but not in the hall. on the way to the hall or somewhere on the oposite side of the house from the other...

be sure you are using a flea/tick/mite/worm neck drop treatment in conjunction with the worming pill from the vets. like advocate, revolution, stronghold (not frontline) see if you can get an eye dropper or a 1 ml or 2 ml syringe crush the pill and mix with warm or hot water suck it up in the...

thank you it's an unfourtunate situation. this is a friend of mine whom thought he could handle it and that he was only allergic to rabbits. turns out cats too and hes already on medication that isn't working for him. i've suggested bathing her and getting her spayed then seeing how it goes but...

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the ingredients are listed in the websites links i posted above. at www.royalcanin.us or if you are in the UK you can go to www.royalcanin.com and select your country for more info.

excellent!! i really hope this all works out for you doll please keep me informed!

The difference is that the Hypo has been lab predigested and that any ingredients are so small in molecule level that they don't set off allergies or belly problems. but the sensitivity has been formulated for gastrointestinal problems and IBS(irritable bowels) not for allergy prone cats. the...