'>>>/mu/121220826';

'>>4764383
Why do they do it?';

'not him but i'm interested >>4764299
love black kots';

'>>4764383';

'>>4764388
we dont like racist people here friendso start talking about cats or go back to /metal/';

'>>4764388
>Run';

'>>4764389
I just thought it looked funny and a bit creepy is all';

'>>4764386
Mutual dominance attempt. They are trying to prevail over each other';

'post your angery kots';

'undefined';

'undefined';

'1/2';

'2/2';

'My wife just dumped $1000 on a vet visit for our stupid fucking cat that apparently just had a kidney stone. I swear to God next time that piece of shit gets sick I have a 40 cent solution to the feline question.';

'>>4764410
Sell your wife and buy another cat with the surplus cash you used to plug the $1000 hole';

'>>4764387
>>4764299
High-intensity lighting (unironically, I have like 3000 lumen light bulbs in my room) and avoid buying or wearing dark colored furniture and clothes.';

'>>>/mu/121223573';

'>>4764410
I may have to drop a similar amount for my own cat very soon so I preemptively feel your pain';

'>>4764389
speak for yourself';

'>>4764472
for everyone
go away';

'>>4764383
Why do they scratch your couches up?';

'>>4764496
they love their claws and it's like giving them maintenance*';

'>>4764473
for yourself';

'>>4764496
Just buy a scratching post. They'll get used to it and won't touch your couches again (probably).';

'>>4764383
I get such a serotonine boost when cats have their ears adpressed to their heads like this';

'>>4764597
Why? You are taking pleasure in their discomfort.';

'>>4764595
Bullshit. Cats will scratch on everything they can. Having a post just gives them one more thing';

'>>4764595
I find cats tend to prefer the cardboard ones desu';

'>>4764496
he doesn't. couch is covered and he has a cat tower with scratching posts.';

'>>4764728
Mine are the same way, but they'll only scratch a specific brand of cardboard scratcher because they're retarded.';

'are cat face scratchers a meme? my cat is constantly trying to get my to sratch the side of his face/inner ear area but I probably never satisfy his itch or whatever';

'>>4765059
I have a few of these around my house, he pretty much figured out how to use them right away and he loves scratching his chin on them.';

'>>4765059
Damn, that does look pretty nifty. Wish I could get some';

'One of my cats of 15 years died today. Cancer killed her. I wish I could've done something more, but it was in her lungs. Surgery would've killed her too.
I feel empty.';

'My Cat Alice got 3 children right next to me on my bed while I was sleeping. Is this normal that cats birth their children right next to you?';

'>you shouldn't let your cat outside because 1 cat kill billions of birds each year according to this one self reported study';

'>tfw cat wakes up a 3-4am and doesn't stop whining to go out
can you adjust a cats clock or is it set in biology since spring is coming and she has to be out hunting at dusk and dawn';

'>>4765341
I'm sad to read this. She lived a long, happy life thanks to your care and love.
RIP.

>>4765388
Some things can only be adjusted with centuries of evolution and adaptation.
You could try to tire her out by playing with her in the evening or before going to bed.';

'>>4765405
Feel free to cite any studies outside the one study everyone talks about where the numbers are from owners that did self-reported numbers
>"yeah I think my cat kills 100 animals per day in this suburb"
and they think this meant all cats actually do that and kill trillions of birds all day';

'>>4765405
Keeping a cat indoors is pretty difficult once they’re let outside and they try to escape every opportunity they get to play out there.';

'>>4765415
They'll try to escape for the first few weeks but they always eventually give up and get used to living indoors

t. converted many stray cats into housecats';

'Is it wrong to let my cat outside so he can run around and hunt? I live on a small 5-acre farm so I don't have to worry about too many things nabbing him but I do worry about him getting hit by a car because people like to speed down the road I live on.

I'd keep him inside but he really likes to go outside and when he wants to go outside he gives me the cutest look and he rings this bell on the door like a little gentleman and I can't break his little heart.';

'>>4765458
If you must let a cat outside, just buy him a harness and a tether so he can go outside but can't leave the property.';

'>>4765460
I don't think a tether would work very well since his favorite hunting area is in the basement of the barn where birds and mice like to congregate';

'>>4765463
Kill the pests yourself. Unlike your cat you are capable of driving things other than slow breeding songbirds and rare voles to extinction.';

'>>4765458
ethics test time anon!

ask in another thread if you should let your dog out to kill all the rabbits and squirrels in your garden and see what people think about that :)
>false equivelance?
no, not really. pet predator vs semi-wild ground and tree critters.';

'>>4765458
>>4765463
Here's a picture of the lil guy';

'>>4765473
I don't really care. If you're going to cry about the heckin wholesome mice and small birds do it in some other thread';

'>>4765458
It would be retarded to not let a cat outside if you live on a farm';

'>>4765478
I just get very anxious about him possibly going up onto the road and getting hit';

'>>4765477
>i am not a good person
Noted. I will continue doing 50 over in rural areas.';

'>>>/mu/121247072
>>>/mu/121247072';

'I love my little old lady';

'>>4765535
10 years old and was the runt of her litter';

'God damn fucker keep grabing the couch cover and fuck it, and now the little pervert meow and suck himself at 5am sharp even tho he's neteured
(It's not a urinary problem since the litter is wet and there's 0 other symptoms)
He's lucky he's cute and i'm completely toxo-ed, otherwise i would have chop-&-styrfried him';

'>>4765630
just jerk him off if it annoys you so much';

'if my cat goes to scratch at her pad after I pet her is she irritated and redirecting or is that normal?';

'What's a good litter box/mat/anything that stops my cat from tracking litter all over the place?';

'>>4765341
RIP a good buddy. She was loved.
>>4765535
Beautiful.';

'>buy cat new flavor of food
>rejects it in the morning
>rejects in in the afternoon
>has no problem scarfing it down in the evening

I don't understand this cat';

'>>4765915
Cats do not comprehend different flavors of food. They think their current food stock has changed flavor so there's some sort of contaminant. Then they forget, get hungry, and eat it like it's brand new food.

This only makes sense if you can comprehend how dumb animals actually are.';

'>>>/mu/121255656';

'https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1776267102644519090';

'I love my kitty's heart shape mark. She loves to cuddle with everyone. It suits her personality perfectly
>>4765341
Rest in peace kitty. You did the absolute best that you could for her anon.';

'>>4765346
I guess so. You're part of her family and she trust you. She probably felt that was the safest place where to drop her brats.
Congrats for becoming a granpa/grandma, I hope the cats will be taken care of properly.';

'>>4765706
When they do that after cuddles I see it as a way to express gratification.

>>4765915
My kots eat food #1 early in the morning and in the afternoon, but their last meal before going to bed has to be food #2, they refuse anything else.

>>4766100
How the fuck does a cat climb a mountain at such height?';

'>>4766100
What the fuck does a cat have to do to get some peace and quiet?!';

'>>4766151
Oh, she's definitely been added to my harem';

'I have some valuable info for kot kontainment

Cats can't climb hog wire as long as it's not kept perfectly taut';

'>>4765363
Yeah they actually do kill billions of birds, not because they're amazing predators but because people dump entire litters of cats outdoors plus all the adults that people would rather semi-abandon than take care of properly. With enough cats outdoors, inevitably, lots of birds will die.';

'>>4766243
>still doing this';

'>>4766166
cat's don't mind climbing even steep cliffs if they live near them, and it's a good workout for them too, i once saw the most ripped cat ever that really looked like a little feline bodybuilder in an environment like that';

'>>4766359
More birds are killed by flying into windows.';

'cute cat has turned up in my back garden twice in three or four days
today it let me stroke it for a while :)
gave it a tin of food and it wolfed it down
only problem is i already have a cat, and she's not very sociable
she watched the whole encounter through a door very intently
if the new one keeps coming and it turns out to be a stray, i really really hope she'll get along with it';

'>>4766451
I assume your cat is an indoor cat?

Trying to introduce an outdoor cat to an indoor cat, on top of getting it used to be indoors, can be an ordeal, but it's been done.';

'>>4766443
Fewer. Stop trying to defend animal abuse. Cats are happier if you get two cats, a catio, and a lot of cat trees. Its like outdoors but without the death part.';

'>don't want to feed my cat dry food ever
>have no option when I leave the hours for x hours and need to use an automatic feeder with dry kibble so my kot gets fed

fuark bros';

'>>>/mu/121264055';

'>>4766490
that jolt 9 seconds in made me lose it';

'>>4766482
Wet for breakfast, kibble for lunch, wet for supper won't be a problem for your critter.';

'>>4766472
mine was a stray, so i'm not too worried about getting the new one (if i keep it) used to being indoors';

'undefined';

'Do the cat bros take their cats for walks?';

'>>4766162

So far they are healthy, dunno about blindness since that's something that has yet to be determined.
My sister also came by and claimed that she must have tremendous trust in me. Honestly, it's a weird feeling. Like everytime I move away from the box with the children, she gets nervous, drops her children and follows after me. She wasn't like that before, she always demanded attention once she got a bigger belly and I gave it to her. The day before birth, she wanted me around 24/7, urging me to lay next to her and just cuddle her.

It's super cute but also exhausting since I spend most of my vacation now sitting on the ground next to the package box with the children, cause otherwise I fear the kittens won't get enough attention. I hope it stops after everything is said and done. I want my cats to love me, but not obsess over me';

'>>4765535
kiss her head
sniff her head
whisper i love you';

'>>4766721
I don't, it's too dangerous outside. Too many stray dogs, and the cat can catch some disease outside.';

'Help needed.

I have a 1 year old unneutered male cat. For the most part he has been a fun, affectionate and playful cat. He is indoor-outdoor; we let him outdoors during the day, but always try to make sure he's locked inside before night time. There have been nights where I couldn't find him before night falls, and I have to either wait for him to come back, or find him on some neighbor's property, sometimes confronting another cat. He has a decent amount of scratch marks and some bite wounds from these occasions.

When he is kept inside at night, he usually spends an hour or so begging to be let outside before calming down and going to sleep. But lately he's been extremely restless at night. Constant meowing lasting for hours on end, including those deep weird sounding meows. He is relentless in looking for ways to get out, from begging at the door to trying to break down the barrier I set up that blocks an exit gap in the garage. Usually when he's restless like this I try to play with him and wear him out, but he's not playing with anything. He won't chase the string or shoelace anymore, won't try to wrestle with the other cat we have, won't even play with some loose cable ties. His sole desire is going outside at night.

Is there anything I can do to calm him down? Before anyone suggests it, I am planning on neutering him on tuesday in an effort to calm him down. The only reason I haven't done so yet is laziness, and he hasn't been pissing in the house like unneutered males supposedly do.';

'>>4767056
Just surrender him. Yowling cats should be removed from the gene pool. It’s highly annoying.

>YOOOOOOWL YOOOOOOOOOOWWWWLLL';

'>>4767056
Meow collar or shock collar.';

'>>4767074
>Just surrender him
never';

'>>4766865
>I hope it stops after everything is said and done. I want my cats to love me, but not obsess over me
Her mothering instincts and hormones are in overdrive for now, it'll have an effect on her behavior but it'll settle down and go back to normal once the kittens get older.';

'>>4767056
if it's bad enough then either give up and let him go fight the neighbors or give up and force him to be indoors 24/7, but sometimes it's better to just keep things the way they are

>my own can is yowling in the background as i type this, and he's been neutered for months';

'>>4767107
Well he's calmed down for the last 45 minutes so I'll take that. I still don't understand why he stopped playing with his string though.

I guess I won't rule out just letting him go outside at night now and then (after neutering). The main reason I don't want to isn't even related to fighting, it's that I don't want him to get run over. I live in a quiet neighborhood, but I had a male cat die in the last year on a night I let him out and I'm scared of it happening again.';

'found one of the feral strays I feed dead today. He's likely been dead a few days. He lived a long life for a stray, ~7 years. What do I do now? I don't really want take the time to bury him since he wasn't a housecat and I wasn't all that attached to him.';

'>>4767140
>7
Meanwhile indoor cats: have lived to 30 years old
Stop feeding strays. Trap neuter vaccinate and contain.';

'>>4767150

He was TNR'd and stuck close to the house. He was even a bonded pair with another cat that I also feed. This one is more social but still won't let you touch him.';

'I'm gonna wake her up >:c I want out of bed';

'>>4767140
Nothing left to do if you don’t want to bury him. If it is near your house though the smell is going to get pretty bad so maybe consider moving the body
>>4767158
>He was even a bonded pair with another cat that I also feed.
Wonder if it’s gonna be sad now';

'>>4767184
do it
the comforts weaken her';

'>>4767187
I hate to say this but trash today is tomorrow, could I just bag the body really good then put it in the bottom of a trash can?

>>4767187
I actually found the body by following the alive cat, he still comes back and lays near the body.';

'>>4767189
She liked it and then fell asleep again :x';

'Momma cat on the left and her baby boy on the right';

'>>4767225
Inshallah he will be cooked';

'>>4767225
bad kitty
*spritz*';

'>>4765477
It's not just about "wholesome, small animals." They all exist in an ecosystem. Killing off native birds and rodents does more damage than just killing birds and rodents.';

'>>4767241
Allah is not real and Mehmet was a pedophile. Cats come from Egyptian (read: pagan) societies and must be cleansed. Arabs (read: Muslims) use sighthounds.';

'>>4767194
>I hate to say this but trash today is tomorrow, could I just bag the body really good then put it in the bottom of a trash can?
I mean, I don’t see why not. A little morbid but I don’t think there’s anything preventing you from doing it.
>I actually found the body by following the alive cat, he still comes back and lays near the body.
Sad :(
Will you still keep taking care of him? I imagine he’ll be clingier from now on';

'My cat keeps spraying on the kitchen walls. How do I make it stop?';

'>>4767287
Everyone uses sighthounds.

>Cats come from egypt
Assyria, actually. Egyptians mass sacrificed kittens btw.';

'>>4767293
Sell cat';

'>>4767288
Oh yes. I'll be feeding him until he passes away. I think he's realizing his friend isn't coming back as he's laying farther and farther away from him. Likely due to the flies. I'll bag the poor thing up tomorrow.';

'My cat keeps regurgitating his food. I've tried feeding his pouches half a serving at a time (he doesn't like dry food much, so he just eats wet pouches with a small bowl of dry on the side), but he still regurgitates, usually at night. There's nothing foreign in his vomit either, it's just freshly eaten food. He had his yearly checkup and vax a few weeks ago and he's healthy, both weight-wise and illness-wise but this started after his vet visit. He's around 1 and a half human years old now.

Any anons have any ideas on how to stop him?';

'I'm trying to figure out why my cat is not using the cat tree I got for him, pic related. I thought he would absolutely love it with a perch of the room and right at the window that has a nice view.

Is the location bad? Is it too close to the other stuff on the counter? Is it too complicated with all the small nooks and crannies? He is a big boy, 16+ lbs';

'>>4767464
forgot to mention I don't usually have that camera on the ledge there. and the amazon box is fit in right there for added stability';

'>>4767464
>>4767466
same cats are just not climbers, does he like to get on top of things?';

'>>4767287
What's your religion?';

'>friend's cat has separation anxiety
>friend makes a habit of leaving his cat alone in his apartment for 3-5 days straight
>I can hear the cat crying and meowing frequently when he's alone every day and night
how do I encourage him to stop being a shitty owner?';

'>>4767464
Try putting it directly in front of the window, the cat might like using it that way.';

'>>4767464
I think he's just too big for it.';

'>>4767480
Scientology.';

'>>4767480
Dark triad';

'>>4767515
>cat owner
Already failed, sorry';

'>>4767480
ritualized 4chan shitposting';

'>>4767464
Thick boys don't like to climb very high.
>>4767515
Steal the cat, neglect isn't love you have every right.';

'>>4767570
Most people here are devout followers of that one';

'>>4767464
How long has it been since you got it? I bought my own last December and it took a bit before my cats started using it - about two weeks I believe. They still don’t use the scratching post though which was one of the reasons I bought it. Give it some time he’ll likely come around';

'>>4767328
Good to hear anon, not much we can do but it’s something';

'>>4764383
kot';

'>>4767855';

'>>4767856';

'>>4767464
does he like kotnip? Lure him up there with kotnip';

'>>>/mu/121296493';

'>>>/mu/121296583';

'>>4767637
I got this thing last week (image amazon) and they didn't even let me finish putting it together before they were on it. I had to hold it up for them while I tried to figure out the ceiling brace.';

'>>4768281
>toxo chandelier
Laughing crying at this';

'>>>/mu/121302524';

'How do I get my cat to stop sitting right in front of my television? If I spray her she moves, but I've heard that isn't good as it just reinforces the behaviour. If I ignore her for a few minutes she will just jump down. If I try to pick her up and move her, she'll usually get the shits and hiss at me.';

'>>4768687
Double sided tape where she sits. She'll find the position uncomfortable and not go there anymore. Theoretically you should be able to remove the tape after a while';

':3';

'undefined';

'>>4768727
Hey I use that too';

'Pablo.
He and Paris don't get along well... :(
I'm considering getting both of them neutered, my area is now in the TNR program.';

'>>4768778
Also don't get misled by the cut on his ear, it's an old scar I don't know the origins of.
He's not fixed.';

'>>4768778
TNR is pure evil.
>lets nerf these animals that are already not exactly wily wild survivors and just toss them back out the door

Get him neutered and get him a nice indoor setup. Few cat trees and tunnels, set up a catio, wala.';

'>>4768782
TNR is useful and beneficial for all. I don't have time and space for another cat.

The cat gets released like 2 or 3 days after the surgery, they go back to their usual area. The following weeks I keep an eye on them and refill the bowls more times a day to make sure they rest as much as possible. I did this is the past taking them to private clinics, this year we requested to be part of the TNR.
The female cat I caught and spayed 2 years ago is alive and happy, ignored by the many cats that pass by.
Hadn't I caught and spayed her we'd be loaded with sick and disabled cats.';

'>>4768790
>TNR is useful and beneficial
Trap and neuter is a great idea.
The release part is a horrible fucking idea.

They still have outdoor cat lifespans and outdoor cat health and still do outdoor cat things like spread parasites and disease via their feces and routine physical contact. To date absolutely no one has been able to give every cat the standard of care a pet would receive or contain all of the released ferals in their own little area, so well behaved backyard-only cats are getting FIV and fleas from the shits and pregnant women keep getting toxo because they touched dirt.

Then someone sees all the cats roaming around and dumps a few oops litters with their own kind and the cycle restarts. We've gotten nowhere. The TNR colonies need to be fenced in and the cats cared for properly, at least.';

'>>4768782
>wala
•_•';

'>>4768800
Releasing is just a coping mechanism when faced with the fact that if it can't be adopted out then it should just be culled. Culling harmful feral populations is what should really be done, but you'll never get any support for it from normalfags.';

'>>4768949
It depends on how smart the people are. If people are dumb enough they'll oppose culling a rabid, distemper infected pack of stray dogs that are making life infeasible for the dogs that are actually friendly or even well cared for, especially to be contrarians in the face of the equally stupid people that think that's cause to kill all the dogs, including pets.

See: china.';

'>>4768800
>>4768949
>>4768952
>anthropocentric rants';

'>>4768725
Thanks anon. I will definitely try this.';

'>>4768778
And what gives you the right to deprive them of kittens? Why don't you just let nature take it's course';

'>>4767638
well it's done and the poor thing was taken by the trash men this morning. I feel horrible now though. Even though he was 'my' cat (I didn't even have a name for him) I still feel like I should have taken the time to give him a proper burial.

When his buddy goes I'll do a better a job. I actually have a name for him since he's far more friendly and interacts with me more.';

'My 9 month old cat has become really vocal out of nowhere and it's making me a bit worried. I know he's still growing up and they'll develop weird habits, but he sounds so sad and it's combined with other behaviors that really confuse me. For example he'll pace around my bed meowing while purring, and the fact that his meow sounds so sad it makes me think it's a stress purr. But then after a bit he'll get comfy and let me pet him while kneading. He used to do this before, but didn't combine it with the meowing, I just don't get it.

I thought he just might want to play, so I've tried playing enough to wear him out, but I've played with him a lot today and he's still doing the meowing. I figured maybe it was him wanting me to get out of bed to play, because he seemed hyper (stretching a lot, scratching his posts tons) but I honestly have no clue. I also think I've made a mistake by rewarding the meowing with attention, I guess, but he just sounds so sad. I know I'm dumb.

So what do you guys think? Sorry for the wall of text but I dunno who else to ask. I'm planning a vet visit soon cause he needed a wellness check anyway, but just wanted some opinions from you guys if anyone cares to answer.';

'>>4769128
Don’t beat yourself up, what’s done is done, a lot of people would find it hard to justify burying dead strays, even if they did feed them here and there or they’re pretty distant in the first place, all you can do now is help the other one out';

'>>4769105
>Why don't you just let nature take it's course
I would, if the cats lived in a 99% non urbanized place.
Sadly their life is at risk here, they share the habitat with uncaring humans driving cars like crazy, cutting grass and trees therefore reducing their sources of food, and so on.
Controlling the number of births is the right thing.
I wish I could find them a home but it's difficult with strays and ferals.';

'>>4767515
Offer to stop in and play/feed cat when gone. Let him hear the recordings if he refuses. Offer to watch cat at your place. Pretty sure 5 days with no one to feed/water cat counts as animal abuse you could tell him your gonna report if he really doesn't give a shit about cat.';

'>>4769128
That’s kinda grim…do kot owners really just toss their pets in the same trash as last nights leftovers??';

'How the fuck can cats just plop down on a hardwood floor and be comfortable while I need the right mattress, blanket, and pillow or I feel like I'm sleeping on rocks. I can't even feel comfortable in the grass. Anything that isn't well-cushioned is shit. Are cats just naturally upholstered? It can't just be the fur, right?';

'>>4769452
No.';

'>>4769384
It's probably nothing, my cat loves to meow and yowl for no reason before I sleep for example.

>>4769476
I wonder this too when my cat decides to lay on the hardwood floor rather than any of the many comfier options right next to him.';

'>>4769483
But, he said he did[…]';

'>>4769476
A cat weighs like 10 pounds, they're barely affected by their own body weight.

Compare to how a whale just fucking dies from sitting on a flat surface.';

'>>4769597
So what you're saying is I'm fat.';

'>>4769560
he was a stray feral I fed, not a house cat. He wouldn't even come close to me and would only come eat the food once I left.';

'>>4766451
saw it again today. very vocal and affectionate. god it's so cute';

'>>4769559
I just wish I could ask what's up and make 100% sure he's happy. Animals are too hard for my autism brain to handle sometimes.';

'>>4769660
Did you or did you not handle the carcass of a cat and place it in a garbage bag?';

'I don't have a lot of money but I need to take my cat to the vet. What happens if I don't pay the vet bill? Could I just not pay them?';

'>>4770133
Some vets do payment plans.';

'>>4770134
Elaborate for me? I'm extremely young (older than 18) and extremely ignorant';

'>>4770137
Just have your mommy or daddy pay the bill.';

'>>4765458
I think if you love him you'll really regret it if he gets hit by a car or eaten by a coyote';

'>>4770144
You're right. I should just leave the expensive vet bills on my mom's hands. I shouldn't take responsibility for my own animals';

'What do yu give to your cats as treats anons? Mine like tendies, mac and cheese sauce, and taco meat
>>4767464
Some cats just don't like cat trees. Mine prefer to use my desk.
>>4770133
It'll go to collections and probably screw up your credit. Look for a low income vet if you can';

'>>4770158
Thank you a lot bro';

'>>4770158
Freeze dried fish snacks as a go-to "I need to distract my cat with food while I open the door" treat
Dried sardines as a good-boy special occasion treat

>>4770133
What's wrong with your cat and have you already contacted a vet to ask for a cost estimate? Like the other anons say just ask them if they can offer a payment plan, they should explain it to you.';

'>>4770148
You're too young to know what a payment plan is.
Get your parents to help then get off of this Mongolian basket weaving forum.';

'Does anyone else try red light therapy on their cat? Does it work?';

'How often do you give catnip to your kot?';

'>>4770133
When you ask about a payment plan, keep in mind they are going to ask you to sign up for a credit card. This is because the credit card company pays them more to sell credit cards than pet owners pay them to take care of pets. This is because the credit card company anticipates getting more out of you on a credit card than the vet would get out of you if you paid cash.
Vets are -extremely- good at acting like they care about your pet. They have themselves filled too.';

'Bought that stupid fucking catnip banana and both my cats fucking hate it. I should've just bought a bunch of kick pillows for a dollar on temu';

'Tomorrow would've been this kitty's birthday. This is the last photo that I have of her. Even though I adopted two cats recently I'm still sad about losing her.
>>4770159
No prob man. There's a low income traveling vet in my area that stops by the shelter and offers free vaccines + spay/neuter once a month. They also do low cost checkups.
>>4770160
Dried sardines are a great idea. Thanks for the suggestion. Mine go crazy for the tiki cat canned sardines';

'>>4770133
Why not pay it a bit at a time? My vet lets you put it on your file so you don’t have to pay it all at once (I’m also young but have money so I’m not familiar with payment plans)';

'>>4767056
Sounds like he's going through heat';

'>>4770164
yeah it's called a laser pointer';

'>>4770115
I picked it up with a shovel and I wore gloves.';

'>>4766482
>have no option when I leave the hours for x hours and need to use an automatic feeder with dry kibble so my kot gets fed
Hm? There are automatic feeders you can put wet food into. The Surefeed is one, I'm sure there are cheaper alternatives if it's too expensive for you.';

'>>4770178
Yes. Prodigiously.';

'>>4770178
I give my cats regular grass once a week.';

'>>4770234
YCWNBAW';

'No domesticated pet tigers or lions to cuddle and play with.';

'>>4769922
damn. the sun was out so i took my cat into the back garden. after a while the other cat came and sat on top of the shed. they looked at each other for a while, then the other cat jumped down into the garden. my cat immediately started hissing, they ran around a little bit and the other one quickly went back up. i don't think they're gonna be friends, bros';

'>>>/mu/121340183
>>>/mu/121340183';

'What's going on in this thread?';

'if not friend, why friend shaped?';

'post more cats with these fuck ass poses';

'>cat hunting birds in my yard
>go to kill it since this is a rural area and these fags are everywhere
>this cat is absurdly nice and walks right up to my wife
>let's regime it
>no
>please
>no
>brings it inside
>cat has kittens in the time it taked to schedule an appointment with vet to see if it is chipped
Fucking cats man';

'>>4771007
>House is absolutely crawling with pussy
>He still complains';

'>>4770961
omg da chonker';

'>>4770961
based chubster';

'>>4771043
mmmmm quite un-based';

'undefined';

'>>4771007
>Oh no, a nice, well socialized cat picks you to become part of her family.
You don't deserve your wife';

'>>4770961
I notice it's only obeasts that sit like this.

I wonder if this is more comfortable than normal sitting for them, of it they're only able to sit like this because they're fat and healthy cat would too if they could?';

'>>4771268
this mfer has not missed a meal';

'>>4771215
I have 4 birds. Cats don't get along with birds';

'>>4771268
More surface area means more support for its weight so probably';

'>>>/mu/121353270
>>>/mu/121353270
>>>/mu/121353270';

'>>4771215
>cats pick you!
Biggest load of shit

I capture random cats and they all automatically like me';

'>>>/mu/121353821';

'>>4770961';

'>cat wiped her ass on the couch or shat a bit I don't know
>either way there was shit on the couch
>washed everything, then put baking paper on there so she wouldn't climb on the couch anymore for now
It sucks because I like having her with me when I'm chilling but I don't want her shitting on the furniture. What should I do?
Pic related her innocent face after grinding her dirty ass on my couch';

'>>4771683
Forgot pic of course';

'>>4770265
>i handled a dead body
>but it's ok because I used a shovel and gloves
psychopath logic.';

'>>4771683
Was probably accidental, cats hate being dirty, plus if she was gonna shit right there it'd be a whole turd. I know I gotta clean up after mine sometimes after he steps into his business by accident and tracks it all over. Then he whines and moans the whole time I clean his paws in like one inch of water.';

'>>4771691
I think she frequently has a dirty ass for some reason but she doesn't clean herself well enough so she leaves stains on things. And god forbid I try wiping her myself, she fucking hates that
Do you think I should let her on the couch then?';

'>>>/mu/121357232';

'>>4771683
>>4771687
It’s funny because I had a cat that did similar and looked a lot like that. Had a dirty butthole a lot but always liked to cuddle and climb everywhere and inadvertently wipe shit on something, which I assume is the case here. I’m not sure what changed but eventually it stopped happening.';

'If I suspect my cat has an ear infection, should I give her calamox (antibiotics)?';

'Does my cat know im high? (w33d)';

'>>4771823
I'd call the vet first.

>>4771964
It surely senses something is different about you when you're high.
Cats don't know what being high means.';

'kot breaking my boxes';

'Is there anything to different cat colors having different personalities or is that a meme?';

'My cat Mia in the laundry cage';

'>>4770234
Male cats don't go through heat. They are always ready to have sex.';

'Is it true that neutering a male cat makes them less likely to wander or run away? Or is this just a myth that gets pushed for the purposes of convincing people to neuter their cats and prevent further reproduction?

I have an unneutered male cat who is indoor-outdoor. The idea so far has been to let him out during the day (mainly in the morning), but make sure he's locked in before 4pm. The problem is sometimes he doesn't return before his 4pm curfew and I start getting very anxious. I am all too aware of the risks of letting cats go outside at night and in the event he's not inside before night, I end up spending a lot of time scouting the neighborhood looking for him. This is exactly what happened today, and I did eventually find him at like 11:30pm.

I was planning on getting him neutered on Friday, but my vet wanted to charge me $600 so they can get fucked.';

'millions must cuddle';

'>>4772084
he's going out looking for bitches to fuck';

'>>4772084
No it's not a myth
Feral cats can have as many as 5 litters a year
The kitten mortality rate is 75%
Neuter your cat or I have no sympathy for what happens to it. You are contributing to a perpetual kitten holocaust.
>but muh cat needs to reproduce!
Unless he has been extensively tested for genetic health (including recessive genes) and a non-aggressive, non-fearful, docile temperament, no, he doesn't.';

'>>4772093
You did not answer the question about wandering.

There aren't even any feral cats where I live. I am close to 100% sure every female cat in my neighborhood is owned and spayed.';

'>>4772096
Yes, intact cats wander.
>there aren't any feral cats
The thing about a feral prey animal-ambush predator is they're hard to accidentally see.

>My neighborhood
Lmao these fuckers will roam over 2 miles if they smell pussy and how do you know the cats are fixed or not? Just neuter your cat so you don't make the shelter overflow/dead cat issue worse. Simple as. Cats derive absolutely no health benefit from being intact.';

'>>4772100
>The thing about a feral prey animal-ambush predator is they're hard to accidentally see.
Maybe for a normal person. I scour the neighborhood far more than most people would at night time. Seen foxes, owls, possums, cats with collars, but never a feral cat.
Maybe you live in a shithole and you're used to having them. Not applicable to my area.

>Lmao these fuckers will roam over 2 miles if they smell pussy and how do you know the cats are fixed or not? Just neuter your cat so you don't make the shelter overflow/dead cat issue worse. Simple as. Cats derive absolutely no health benefit from being intact.
It's not that I have any special reason to keep him unneutered. I just hate vets, especially the part where they're always looking to rip you off.
I'll probably get him neutered soon so long as they don't keep trying to scam me into paying $600 for a snip.';

'>>4772103
Also the last male cat I had was neutered. He still wandered and died.';

'>>4772106
All outdoor cats do that yeah. Keep them indoors. Intact ones just go further and come back less.

Verification not required';

'>>4772093
> You are contributing to a perpetual kitten holocaust.
should we sterilize all the wildlife, because most have child mortality rates just as bad or worse?';

'>>4772103
Neutering your cat will fuck up his metabolism and make him more anxious, fyi.';

'>>4772259
False equivalency

Cats are not wildlife. They are not wild animals. They do not belong outside, and the moment humans vanish domestic cat populations rightfully collapse.

They are antithetical to the ecosystem's function unless you're one of those "mass extinctions are NATURAL bro" midwits who never got that conservations point was maintaining a relatively pre-human ecosystem so we can exploit it perpetually and prosper, not so we can watch the great dying in real time.

>>4772263
Wrong

Neutered cats are more feed efficient, longer lived, and calmer. Actually significantly less anxious and more affectionate.';

'>>4772084
> Is it true that neutering a male cat makes them less likely to wander or run away?
Only if they aren’t as accustomed to wandering before the neutering, if they are then at best it just lowers their drive but it’s entirely likely they just keep wandering (like mine)
>>4772103
> I'll probably get him neutered soon so long as they don't keep trying to scam me into paying $600 for a snip.
I admit it being free at the vet I went to was a big part of getting to neuter mine';

'>>4772057
cute! looks a lot like mine';

'>>4772304
>more feed efficient
What I mean is that they are way more likely to become obese. If they eat less it's because they're less active and burning less calories.
>Actually significantly less anxious and more affectionate.
Do you have any evidence for this? Most animals that are castrated get anxiety issues.';

'there is a stray cat who is basically living around or outside my house i think. sometimes he comes up when im on the front porch and lets me pet him and meows at my door

i am deathly allergic but i am feeling very sympathetic. do allergy shots work and how much are they? i have a high deductible plan. i couldn't let him inside my house for at least a month or two probably. he also doesnt seem to like my dog...';

'>>>/mu/121374799
>>>/mu/121374879';

'>>4772440
>do allergy shots work and how much are they? i have a high deductible plan
That's something you need to talk with a doctor about.';

'Had to put my girl to sleep about 9 hours ago. $6k in vets and specialists working through the night and we just couldn't get her stable. She's been with me for 10 years to the day, no health problems at all and yesterday she suddenly turned and we couldn't do anything to save her. Her name was Arya, and I miss her so much.';

'>>4772521
they deleted the entire thread but it was this guys:

>>>/mu/121376774';

'>>4772550
she was a very sexy cat. I'm sorry for your loss';

'>>4772550
>6k in vets and specialists working through the night and we just couldn't get her stable.
You mean you had to spend 6K just trying to keep her alive?
That must be rough man. I just dropped 1k myself on vet bills, can’t imagine going the full mile and still not making it through, I’m sure she lived a life of comfort and happiness';

'>>4772638
Yeah it was about $6400 all up, the team was absolutely amazing and they went so far out of their way to look after her. We could have gone further (estimated around $15k) with more aggressive treatment and a much longer stay but the prognosis was quite poor and it would have been very unlikely she'd survive + her last days would have been absolutely miserable. I hope I made the right choice.';

'>>4772590
this is not an appropriate time for that';

'>>4769384
He's just expressing himself. Maybe he found something to be sad about? Happens to all intelligent animals especially when they're young. Just try to comfort him if he sounds like he needs it and keep in mind cats' emotional disposition will change a lot from years 0 - 5.';

'My kot is so cute and innocent. I would die for her';

'>>4772646
I had a similar choice with a cat I lost too, would have been expensive as shit and her quality of life would have significantly worsened if she even survived, so putting her down seemed for the best, difficult decisions but we can only do so much after a certain point.';

'>>>/mu/121387003
>>>/mu/121387514';

'so my cat tends to track litter. She's insistent the best solution would be to get a litterbox that the cat can only get in/out of from a hole in the top. Is this a bad idea?';

'>>4773102
my wife is insistent*
my cat could give a shit about tracking litter';

'>>4773102
>>4773105
Yeah it might help a little bit. My cats still tend to get little bits stuck between their paw that they can carry several feet, sometimes farther.';

'>>4764410
Happily already dropped over 3k on our kiska. I'm not saying money isn't important, but the desire to protect and cherish a defenceless kot in a brutal and unforgiving world isn't exactly a bad quality to possess anon';

'>>4772945
I'm sorry to hear about your cat, it's such a horrible decision to make. Did you end up adopting a new one afterwards? I'd like to but I'd feel guilty somehow, like I was replacing my girl with someone else. Maybe I'll think differently once more time has passed.';

'>>4764410
lol yeah .22lr is a fantastic round';

'This talk reminds me of my dad. Heartless bastard acts like I just dropped 15k on my cat any time he finds out I took him for an 80$ routine checkup.';

'>>4773245
>Did you end up adopting a new one afterwards?
Nah, she was apart of a litter of four that my two cats made, so I didn’t have to contemplate on whether or not it was ‘right’ to get another one, just doing my best to keep the others in good health, I know what you mean about feeling guilty, I’d definitely feel the same, just give it some time, you’ll know what you should do soon enough';

'>>4773259
what an ass
i can get being apprehensive about the bill potentially getting too high but checkups are virtually nothing to what some other stuff will cost you';

'>>4764383
Why do the live such a short time? Why can't we breed them to live for 100 years?';

'>>4773520
It's not short, it's an appropriate time for how they're made.
Also there already is a sensible difference between the lifespan of stray cats and the lifespan of indoor cats, the latter can live more than twice as long as stray cats.';

'>>4764383
>petting my kot
>she flips to one side so I start scratching her belly
>grabs my hand with all four paws and presses it towards her crotch
>I keep going, she obviouly likes it (but doesn't let go)
>after about a minute or so she starts gushing, like two big squirts, and lets my hand free
>doesn't stink so it's probably not piss
Has this happened to anyone else?';

'Merely a fraction of her full strength.';

'How much do cats really need to eat to survive? It's been missing a week. I hope he can be okay if he finds a few scraps of food a day.';

'So, how late is too late to start clipping nails?';

'I brought in a stray cat from outside, started taming him down, and he's turned out to be really friendly. Great kitty, very loving.

Only problem is he brought in fleas. I didn't think of it at first, and I've since put some flea medicine on him to control them, but now I have fleas all in my carpets. How do I get rid of them in my home? I can't walk around bare foot anymore, they'll just get all over me.';

'>>4764389
lmao, do you always think people are rayciss when they show pictures of people?';

'>>4766865
>gotta look after cute kitties
What a horrible vacation indeed.';

'>cat wants attention
>doesn't want to play
>doesn't want to eat
>doesn't want to cuddle
>pretty much just wants me to sit next to him and stare at him

does anyone else have a cat that gets moods like this?';

'what wet food do you guys use?';

'>>4773736
fancy feast salmon pate.';

'>>4773736
I mix and match tiki cat, weruva, and bff depending on what's available at my pet store

Tiki cat is top tier but expensive. I only really buy it for the small cans though just to avoid having to put a half a can of food in the fridge overnight since my cat doesn't like eating cold food.

Weruva and bff are both just different labels under the same brand, and they also use good ingredients with no crap fillers. Weruva is better but more expensive, bff is cheaper but it's mostly all fish ingredients which I try to avoid feeding too much of to my cat.

Establishing a good variety of ingredients in your cat's food is really good to help avoid pickiness.

>>4773740
Fancy feast isn't even that bad honestly from what I've looked up about it. Not great, but it's at least usually the best thing you can find in a superstore. Like if you compared cat foods to human foods, garbage like whiskas or friskies would be like plastic ramen packets, whereas fancy feast would be like getting mcdonalds without any soda.';

'>>4773740
>>4773757
What about meow mix?';

'>>4773757
They are, also, yknow, cats. Most cats live by scavenging from dumpsters and eating the guts of diseased animals. Fancy feast is just fine and cats have lived for over 20 years on nothing but kibble.';

'>>4773760
Depends on the cat desu. I used to just feed whatever to my last two cats and they made it to 21 and 16, and the 16 one only died to cancer. I had to go all in on the more expensive food with my current cat though because he's a sensitive bitch that pukes his guts out if he eats anything poor quality.';

'>>4773766
Give him CBD-dominant marijuana

No really, it's been studied for arthritis
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10188064/
And is an antiemetic. There is nothing bad it can do to a cat because their brains aren't complex enough for things like "being predisposed to schizophrenia due to heavy inbreeding" and if your cat is too lazy to get a job who really cares';

'>>4773770
Maybe I'll remember that if my cat ever gets arthritis, but I kind of doubt giving my cat weed to keep him from barfing would be a cheaper alternative to just buying food that doesn't make him barf.';

'>>4773779
Weed is free. That's why it's called weed, you can grow a shitton anywhere in a very short period of time. Just infuse it with fish oil or something so you can meter out individual droplets instead of getting your cat blazed, cats have a high natural THC tolerance (maybe they're so dumb they're already high) but there's still a point where they develop ataxia instead of just less vomiting and less pain.';

'>>4773707
He wants to watch tv, mine likes that';

'>>4773788
Why not just give them catnip?';

'>>4764390
It hungers...';

'>>4773526
What kills stray/feral cats?';

'>>4773252
22lr is way cheaper than .40 cpr, more likely .45 or .223';

'>>4773823
Catnip doesn't actually have any significant pharmacological effects. Cannabis that's CBD dominant or 50/50 does, just not ones that are considered functional for humans because of our brains complex and slow development and tendency to use its body to operate heavy machinery.

The CBD and THC are both anti-inflammatory and immuno-suppressants, and the THC relieves pain and prevents vomiting. Obviously don't give your cat a recreational dose or smoke it yourself, 0.15g and you gotta check out for the day.

>>4773844
Literally everything. Most of their instincts exist to prevent them from getting eaten.';

'>>4773759
plastic ramen noodle-tier';

'is this black spot something I should be worried about? my cat has been taking terbinafine for about 2 months with regular breaks in between, I've been wondering if it's just a side effect of that medicine or something unrelated, any ideas?';

'>>4773844
Infections and diseases, stronger predators depending where you live, also human activity (from cars to assholes voluntarily poisoning them, for example).';

'>>4773937
No, it's just a fight scar. It is already healed. Kots do that. Eventually they lose parts of their ears.';

'>>4773601
Cute pink nose matching her leash.

>>4773614
A cat that's not used to hunt for food will struggle to get its meals. I hope your cat is fine, you should actively search for him if you haven't.

>>4773674
When they reach adulthood and you cannot corrupt them so easily.

>>4773679
I remember this reply from an old thread and went on desu to find it for you, I hope it's helpful.
https://desuarchive.org/an/thread/4668132/#4672425';

'>>4773674
It's never too late to try but you just have to be ready for a fight, or to get tricky about it. My go to is doing it when he's half asleep and not aware enough to try to rip my eyes out.';

'>>4773576
sounds like you're a very lucky guy';

'>>4773674
if it's a generally friendly cat just get him used to having his paws touched. Like whenever he's cuddling with you or something just play with his paws a bit, he might not like it at first but eventually he'll just ignore it, and when that happens you can try trimming them, and the first time you start trimming them only do one or two claws at a time and let him calm down afterwards, if you don't make the experience too unpleasant for him he'll get used to it eventually.

If you have a feisty cat that doesn't like being touched then good luck lmao';

'R.I.P.';

'>>4773757
>>4773895
And Berkely Jensen?';

'>>4764405
kot went to India? fuking legend';

'>>4764410
stop feeding it bullshit catslop.
wild cats rarely get stones, they get other diseases but stones are very rare.
feed it what it finds in nature like fish and animal organs';

'>>4769445
I've offered multiple times and he refused each time. he says the cat is fine on his own, he leaves food/water, and the cat's just being a "drama queen".';

'Is it bad if I carry a little package of cat treats when I go out for a walk? I don't have a cat at home, but if I see one outside I always try to pet it and stuff. I want to give out some treats so they might approach me more. But I'm worried owners or strangers might think I'm being weird, or trying to steal, poison or do harm to it.';

'>>4774250
That's cute';

'>cat scratching at the front door cause she wants to sit and look outside
>ignore her for 10 minutes
>finally give in
>she hisses at me when I open it
You're welcome, little asshole.';

'How can I find a feral cat colony? I wanna donate some old cat toys and cat trees';

'Is she normalweight?';

'>>4774388
She looks like a fairly healthy, average indoor adult house cat. Maybe she could lose a little.';

'>>4774388
Looks thicc, sexy';

'I like cats';

'I think my cat hates me bros. And basically everyone else
Had her since I was a kitten and I think have given her a really good life so far
But she barely comes near me, and will frequently hiss at me and house guests if you get too close to her.
I've had her examined multiple times at the vet for health issues/pain problems and she's totally healthy.
Are some cats just naturally bitchy and pissed off, or did I fuck up raising her? It's pretty heartbreaking to have something you love be a fucker to you and not be able to tell you where or when you went wrong';

'>>4774480
Was she separated from her mom too early?
Moms teach their babies a lot, not only how to eat and hunt for food but also socialization.

>Had her since I was a kitten
Lol

>>4774362
Have you tried an online search on boomerbook?
Or a call to an animal control office or even to vet clinics if you can't find anything.';

'>>4774388
Looks just like my gf's calico
Very nice coat, softer fur than my bengal or euro stray.
Is it an american shorthair as well?';

'>indoor cat got outside for like 10 minutes the other night and I had to go find him and take him back in
>now he's been meowing nonfuckingstop because he wants back outside

krill me please';

'>>4770158
Mine really likes popcorn and tuna';

'>>4773736
Please tell me you're not actually feeding a caracal.';

'>>4774584
Yes she is a mutt like all cats';

'>>4775073
addition to my post:
I always wondered what male version of my cat would look like (for my au OC lore). I read that calicos are not male typically. Just wondering what her brother would look like.
I can't quite remember what her family looked like. I only remember one of her parents was ginger and striped and the other was solid colored.';

'>>4764389
it’s okay to see it';

'>>4774877
Many such cases. I let my inside cat out on the balcony of my flat once, and now it's her life's mission to run past me and get back out there whenever she can. My own fault desu';

'>>>/mu/121435023
>>>/mu/121433698
>>>/mu/121434439
>>>/mu/121433110';

'>>4764410
large and painful kidney stones upon ye';

'my mom is delaying getting our 7 month old cat neutered because she feels bad about it. how can i convince her? or am i really going to wait until he starts spraying or tries to escape';

'>>4775459
Don't.';

'>>4775250
worst part is is since he got out at night, now his smooth little cat brain is like
>hmm 11pm time to start mrowing so they know it's time to let me out';

'>>4764496
same reason a man with a sword cuts up bottles in his backyard or samurai chop off peasant limbs';

'>>4775459
Show her videos of intact male cats spraying to claim their territory and tell her that your house is gonna smell like a public bathroom of a subway station if you wait too long.
It is also painful and frustrating for the animal not being able to satisfy his needs, all of this can be solved with neutering.';

'Every night at 2 AM he jumps off his tower onto my bed, screaming at me to get up. I have reinforced the bad habit of getting up because he sounds so sad. I am so stupid.';

'>>4773601
She is so LONG.';

'>>4767464
He looks too big for it';

'>>4775849
She just keeps delaying. I'm frustrated at this point. The reason I'm even concerned is because the cat keeps following me around the most, and when it does happen I'm going to be the one to suffer the brunt of it (he also bites and jumps on me).';

'>>4775851
>reinforce bad habit because kot cute
Don't feel bad, anon. We've all done this way too many times.';

'>>4775971
As I often say, that bastard cat is lucky he's cute.';

'A while ago we gave my cat a flea treatment. We normally use the tablets, but this time we used the one you drip liquid between the shoulder blades. Around this time we also changed to a different variety of food. Since then she has developed a fair amount of small scabs distributed over her body, lost a small patch of fur on her side, and has been overgrooming so there are thin hair areas. She's also lost a bit of weight, though she is by no means a thin cat.

We suspect it might be an allergic reaction to either the flea treatment or the food. We've ordered some hypoallergenic better quality food. We've booked her in to see the vet soon. I'm very worried about her, and I am hoping it is something simple to address and solve. She seems fine in herself - if anything more loving than normal - but the scabs being all over (ears/throat/sides/legs/back) would make me think it is a skin based ailment rather than internal organ based (I hope).

Anyone had this before or knows what it could be?';

'>>>/mu/121447344';

'>>4768725
This seems to be working well. Thanks for the advice, anon.';

'My cat has had pneumonia for the second time in 4 months. My vet says the prognosis isn't looking great. He's on antibiotics, I'm giving them to him orally two times a day. It feels like I'm torturing him. I'm starting to feel like it's time to put him down even though he's acting somewhat like his normal self. He's not eating as much, even with an appetite enhancer, and is already pretty skinny from his last bout with it.

Is there anything else I can do? Should I just bite the bullet?';

'>>4776065
Does sound like allergies, and although it may look bad allergies are pretty minor so don't worry too much about it but do keep trying to figure it out, it's a bitch doing elimination work for it.';

'>>4775916
Be straightforward and speak with your mom about the matter.
Don't you have a say in this? If you can pay with your money, take the cat to the vet yourself and neuter him.';

'>>4776109
What does your vet think? Have they suggested euthanasia or is this just your idea?
We are not there with you and cannot say what the best thing to do would be. I hope you can soon find the best way to ease the pain.';

'My darling turns 6 today <3';

'>>4776065
The over-grooming is probably due to the scabs itching, and probably all her skin even where you don't see visible scabs. Do what you can to brush her, carefully so as not to make the situation worse. You might be able to relieve some of her itching.

One of my cats developed a few small areas similar to what you describe, nothing nearly so serious sounding. I was able to rub a few drops of quality extra virgin olive oil into these small patches and it seemed to help a lot. She was annoyed by the oil and tried to constantly lick it off, but I carefully used small amounts every day on some of the worse spots and everything eventually cleared up after a couple months.

Your case sounds much more severe and a vet visit is definitely in order. Yes, it does sound like an allergic reaction, but let your vet develop an opinion. The flea med could definitely be it, depending on the exact brand and what concentration you used (it would be unusual, but possible). Food allergies are also possible, and you may even be in a situation were both worked together to make your poor kitty miserable.

Give her lots of skritchies & brush her out as much as she tolerates, try to stimulate & clean her skin beneath the fur without causing more irritation or damage. Olive oil a couple small patches she can't lick easily and watch for improvement, even better if you can do that for a week or so before the vet so the vet can give an opinion on that by being able to examine treated & untreated patches.';

'>>4776261
Happy birthday dear Kiki';

'Come here

>>4776618';