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Cat Name Question! Best Gets Best Answer.?
Posted on February 8th, 2010 6 commentsI have recently adopted two male kittens and need good names for them.
I’m not looking for anything too cutesy — i.e, Boots, Mittens, Snowball, etc.
I have a dog named Millie, if you can think of anything that may go well with that (although it definitely doesn’t have to).
The cats are brothers and look very similar: medium-length fur, lanky, long tails, blue eyes, seal-point Siamese/ragdoll mixes. One is very vocal and outgoing, and the other is shy but is expected to warm up like his brother. -
When A Cat Gets Older?
Posted on January 29th, 2010 4 commentsOK I have a cat that is getting to be in his senior years, And now he is starting to lose some of his teeth. None of them are his canines. But I was wondering if this is normal? If breed makes any difference, he is a Bengal.
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My Siamese Cat Likes To Sleep Beside Me In Bed,he Gets So Hot Against My Body I Have To Turn Up The Air To?
Posted on January 4th, 2010 10 commentskeep from sweating,does your cat do this?I do not want to kick him off the bed!!
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My Siamese Cat Seems To Be Getting Thinner As She Gets Older. Is This Normal?
Posted on December 12th, 2009 6 commentsRelax! Siamese cats, as i’m sure you’re aware, are naturally very slender and may appear malnourished to the unaccustomed. Depending on the variety of your Siamese, different aging quality’s will become apparent and this noticeable slimming is probably just one of them. Watch the cat and make sure that nothing else seems to be amiss (Urination in unusual places – more so than normal – balance, energy, its diet, simply to make sure that the slimming isn’t the result of an underlying issue however big or small – Siamese cats are also a very fragile breed and tend to get ill far quicker than westernized breeds!)
I’m sure, however, that the slimming your noticing is fine, but if you feel otherwise then just nip down to vets and see whats up because the majority of feline illness are quickly treated with the proper understanding.
Hope I helped.