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Rating is based on the overall value of your answers and comments. (Learn more) Below is a breakdown of the paw levels:

Paw Colors	Points

Grey	0-49
Red	50-149
Orange	150-299
Green	300-599
Magenta	600-1499
Purple	1500-4999
Blue	5000-9999
Brown	10000-24999
Black	25000+

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Cat Behavior

hate your cat?

11 / 19 / 2009

i no i hate my cat cuz she scatchez my wall and couch and last time my sister Cydney she waz leaveing 2 go 2 school u no how cats hisss well she did that and im like WHAT she iz only 10 MONTHS OLD and my sister she said that cat haz rabbyz [...]

2 Answers | Asked By: MattandJynelle1 1

Cat Behavior

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11 / 19 / 2009

help, all of these things my cat is doing. post a comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1 Answer | Asked By: ty98lops2 34

Cat Behavior

Why do cats scatch things?

10 / 4 / 2009

I NEED MAJOR HELP! MY CAT SCATCHES THE WALLS AND THE COUCH AND SHE EVEN SCATCHES THE ENTER TAINER CENTER SOO IF ENY OV U WOOD LIK TO HELP ME COM ON DOWN NOW AT ALBANY 12897 ISLAND RD THAT WIL B GREAT AND DO NOT COM SOON COM NOW [...]

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Taming Feral Cats and Kittens (Part 2)

9 / 20 / 2008

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