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i have a two yr old DSH, and he is constantly biting/ripping off sections of his hair. a couple months ago, my vet said he has no fleas or ticks and is just habit, but it is now growing. sometimes he will stop for a bit, but it is very noticable. is there anyway i can stop or slow down this...

I'm having the same problem with my cats   In my opinion, just supervise while you can. If you are out, put them in different parts in the house so they can't meet (like putting one upstairs and one down) if you think the problem is increasing. If you hear hissing/growling/yelping, do not break...

I have a 1 year old male (neutered) who has been living by himself (as the only cat) with me and my family. Just 2 days ago, we brought in a 3 month old male kitten, Boots. (not neutered, but will be neutered in August) . Obviously, Jet responded by hissing. It has gotten better. They "fight"...

I am so sorry for your loss. May your cat R.I.P. Stay strong,  love from Nora, Jet and Luna.  May God protect your cat 98299829

Hi, litter boxes actually don't smell if you clean them once-twice a day. My father thought the same thing. He wanted a cat but without a smell because he hates animal-smells. We actually ended up putting in an pretty wide area (about 5 by 8 feet long) in our living room. It does not smell...

Hello, the same thing happened to my cat when he was neutered. The vets put it on for him and he took it off the whole time. He was supervised the whole time, so make sure after your cat's was spayed, to keep a close eye on here :)

Hello, 8 month neutered male cat Jet won't spit up any hairballs. Technically that's a good thing, but he grooms himself regularly but has never made a hairball. I don't really know if I should be concerned, but I'm really not. But, Jet's liver values were high. The ranges were from 1-100 and...

I believe your cat is a Domestic Shorthair

He is going tommorow for a prep on his neuter (blood work) so I will ask tommorow. I spoke with a vet online and she said it could also be a urinary tract problem. Thank you for your help :)

Hooray! Jet urinated in his box.... I believe. He left it uncovered... but it was urine :) It was whiteish and foamy.... Is he okay, I talked to a doctor online and she said he might be sick. What might this be? Why did he leave uncovered?

He is visiting the vet for a checkup and labratories (to prep him up before his neuter, so i will certainly leave an update :)

Hello everyone, My 7 month old unneutered cat (male, he was supposed to get neutered yesterday but the weather was extremely severe) has now been peeing non stop around rugs and furry things that lay only on the floor. He is really sweet, but how do I stop this? I was able to get the smell out...

My cat Jet used to do the same thing! My friend suggested me to put a larger box inside the litter box (about 2-3 times its size) so when he jumps out the litter will fall into the big box. This works great! I used to vaccume his area like 3 times a day honestly, now I do it once a day or once...

Your cat looks goregous! Jet, my 7 month male, has a little diamond shape of pure white on his neck, and a oval and stripe of white on his belly. He is manily black :)

      Please bear with me with this because this post is very long… Today Jet did something really outrageous. I bought a pair of shoes last month, and I had the shoebox in my closet because I didn’t know if I liked them/ wanted to return them. Jet sits there and sleeps, even though he has a...

I am very sorry for your loss. May all your pets R.I.P. 

I agree with the person above :) Feed him the amounts you are currently feeding him, and later when he is a normal weight you can cut down the portions. And yes leaving some dry food out is also a good idea as mentioned above so at nighttime if he wakes up, he has something to munch on (which my...

Try taking a lukewarm towel (as stated above) and try applying it to his paws, (since there is the only visible skin)

Very sorry to hear about this :( I recommed talking to an animal rescue center, and asking them to take in these cats/kittens, and if they can't, to ask if they can spay/neuter them for no cost, since no one is responsible.

If your cat goes outside, he might have fleas which leads to tapeworms and other parasites, which allows him not to eat as much as he usually does.If your cat does go outside, I recommend you getting him a treatment of paradyne once a month, which is a flea preventative for at least 6 months so...