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11/12 i got the one with all of the above wrong,

10 of 12 i misread the question on how often to change the litter  and was totally off on the who invented it. oh well i got the important ones right!

I have 6 cats ranging in age from 19 to 3 weeks old (foster). The trick I use is if more the youngest and attention to the older ones. The other trick and this may sound weird, but explain it to them. Say "they are not replacing you, but we saved him". And I make sure the kitten is the one...

We are on the 5th floor and don't have any balconies. She really stripped the top coating off and neurological problems have happened over a few years she has changed everything else.

My neighbor in my condo has had the worst if luck with her cats gave neurological issues. Since I have known her she has gone through 5 cats who have had a variety of strokes, seizures etc. She has changed everything except her flooring. She has also managed to take off the top layer if her...

because cats are vulnerable when they are using the litter they like to have escape routes which is why they tend to prefer the open topped  boxes.   I have 6 cats in total and often have foster kittens. So i did what Burkey did but bought a very large and long tupperware tub. I cut  a hole in...

I also buy off eBay. The trees are of ok.quality but if you have large or heavy cats i would suggest you actually go to the store and see them. My cats cannot fit into the houses

Have you tried the flower remedies? Whisker city has a liquid called calm down which has all the same essences. My friend and I have tried the actual flower essences in the water and noticed a huge difference. I'm not sure if the calm down works as well but it might be cheaper.

Thanks a lot for that. I did some research but was unsure about it. My next biggest issue is that all my cats carry the upper respiratory bug. They are all fine now but would worry about the fiv cay picking it up

I have fostered young orphaned kittens  for a number of years now.I get then from possibly 2 weeks old and they leave here when they are 10 weeks old approximatley. I am now dating a new guy who has a cat wiht  FIV and i am wondering the implications of this. My cats have never been tested for...

I know a few people gave mentioned the idea if a larger box. I have attached a picture if mine that I created when u had cat peeing problems. the cats seem to like it as it was easy to get in and out of. But they also had privacy as well.

@billchamb. I hope you don't mi d me replying to the last poster. For such a complicated air auction like this its a good idea to read through the whole thread. Sassy has been to not one, not two but three vets and has had the tests repeated to ensure there is no physical reason behind all this...

That is such wonderful news! I've been following this thread for quite some time and it's been do nice to see that overall there had been do much progress even though it may not seem like it. Keep up your patience and loving of your sweet babies!

You may want to have the tests redone in case there was a,problem in the way the samples were collected etc. Reach Han lab processed blood tests slightly different from each other so i would shine it's the same for vets

I am not sure if you believe in this but gave you thought about using an animal communicator? I used to be skeptical until this one in particular came up with some pretty special details. She can do the readings over the phone with you sending a picture in ahead of time. The one i use is from...

Ive read over the last few pages but did not see anything as to why the vet chose the pills over feliway. If Stryker us doing something to cause the stress then thus will help him too. I also want to commend you on the extraordinary love and patience you have shown poor sassy.

My naturopath suggested increased doses of vitamin c - basically to take as much as you can without giving yourself diarrhea. also i swear by the sinus rinse. I have the  pressure bottle not the netipot and it helps tons too. 

yup its a girl