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About 10 days ago, I posted a request for information about how to tell if my cat is feral. I got the best advice and really appreciate it. I'm happy to report that my little kitty is adjusting just fine. Each day, she moves farther away from the distrust and is more and more accepting of me...

I just can't thank you enough for all the good advice and suggestions. I feel so much better and feel I'll be better able to do the right things for her. What's most important to me is that she feel safe and comfortable. I'm in no hurry, because this isn't about me, it's about her.

Thank you for the suggestion about the cat brush. I hadn't really thought of that. I'm sure brushing her will be a little-at-a-time thing, which is fine. I'm fully prepared to give her as much time as she needs. I don't know why, but when it comes to cats, I have the patience of a saint. LOL

Your cat is beautiful. My cat is making slow progress, but I think it's good progress. Just today she began coming up to me in the kitchen, not quite rubbing against my leg, but very close. She meows in a good way, which lets me know she's probably telling me she wants to interact more. At least...

Thank you so much for the articles. I'm going to read them all, because the more information I have, the better I will be able to make my little cat more comfortable.

To answer your questions, she does eat in front me. She stays pretty much on one of the chairs at my kitchen table. I have chair pads, so she's pretty comfortable. I sit in a chair close to her and put my hand out and most of the time she rubs her head on my hand. That's my signal that it's okay...

Thank you so much for the good advice. I figured she probably wasn't feral, but just wasn't sure.

I watched a cat on my local SPCA site for months, wondering why she was never adopted. This shelter has a good adoption rate, but this poor cat was there day after day, week after week. I finally went in to take a look at her and ask why she wasn't being adopted. I was told that she had been in...

Thank you, Dave. I suspected it might be the litter. I will try the regular Tidy Cat.

I have a short-haired Tabby who is 5 years old. She weighs 6 pounds, she eats well, drinks well and has no problem using the litter box. The problem is that after she finishes urinating, she comes out of the room with litter stuck to her bottom. She will then sit down and clean herself. In the...