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Not a very good idea as your cat will always be looking for ways to get at the hamster. I remember when I had one, and one night I was downstairs watching T.V. when I just had the urge to go upstairs. Well lucky that I did because there was my cat with my hamster in her mouth (one of the...

I feed our cats and dog both regular Innova and Innova EVO which is mostly all protein with no grain in it. They're really happy with it, and I've noticed a huge difference in their coats.

I just recently started looking into beginning a raw food diet for my cats and dog. For those of you that do this what recipes do you use? Also, I just read that you shoud not use liver every day because of its Vitamin A content, which can be toxic to cats (especially if you're using liver...

I call my cat Jake: Jaboo Monkey Monk Jakey Amber: Bean Beanie Braybare (our dog): Bray Puppygirl

Thanks lotso. She's doing better now and no accidents recently (crossing fingers). If it happens again, I'll definitely take her to the vet. We have two cats, but the older one is indoor/outdoor and doesn't use a litter box, so if she checks out okay with the vet, I'll try one of your other...

What could be the problem if she is just doing it every so often? Sometimes she goes in the box, and sometimes it's just ouside of it. It's big enough for her, and I always keep it clean. TIA!

No changes in my little girl either. When she got home from the vet's she was tired, so she slept for a few hours, but when she woke up she was back to her spunky self.

Well I do play with her at night to tire her out (she loves playing chase ), and she does go to sleep, but I should probably do it closer to my bedtime and see if that helps. Although I don't know if that will stop the 4-5am wrestling matches they have, but I'll try it. Thanks so much lotso .

You're right momo that's not what I wanted to hear. We have enough animals as is (along with the cats, there's also a dog and two birds in our family), and also finances are somewhat tight right now, so bringing in another cat is just not feasible. Thank you for the suggestion though.

We've had our kitten Amber for six months now, and when I first brought her into our home, her and my older cat Jake didn't really get along. She just wanted to play with him, and he wanted nothing to do with her (which I expected). However, by now I expected her to have let up a little on the...

I really did want to take them too, but as I mentioned I was just on my lunch break and there would be no way I could bring 5 mewling kittens to my job. Also, I figured since the girl still had the mother, that it wouldn't be right to take them away from mom, and also I was hoping that the...

I wasn't sure which forum to put this in, so I hope this is the right place. Anyway, I just got back from getting my lunch at the grocery store, and as I'm leaving I hear a bunch of kittens mewling. So, I look over and there is this girl sitting there, whom I ask "Oh, do you have kittens?"...

I'm glad Noddy's okay Hissy. I swear I feel like I have a toddler around now that I have my new kitten. They are quite a handful.

Here's my kitten Tortie, Amber:

All of your tabbies are soo adorable! Here's my guy Jake:

Well, since you asked Yzma...here they are. A rare moment Lying in wait Jake showing who's boss

Thank you all so much for your replies. It's funny because sometimes Jake will just run away from Amber, but other times you can almost hear him thinking "Okay that's enough, you're in for it now little one", and in he goes for the smackdown. It did get a little more rough last night with...

About a month ago I brought home a new kitten, and for about two weeks kept her in a seperate room, while slowing introducing my older cat to her. Well, it appears that he still doesn't like her (as there are occassional growls and hisses), and every time they see each other, Amber (kitten)...

My older cat Jake does this all the time too when he's in my lap, as well as drooling. It hurts, but usually I have an extra blanket or something under his paws to protect me.

You're kidding right? I'm sorry but that is just not acceptable. Yes, the owner was partly responsible because the cat was an outdoor one, but to say that the neighbor may have just assumed that the cat wouldn't survive and thus took it out of its misery is nonsense! And then to bury it where...