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Cat Tales

No, whiskers have nothing to do with a cat's balance. That's the inner ear. Whatever Ferrari's problem was, you didn't cause it by cutting her whiskers!

3 Answers  |  Asked By: 6SexKitten9   72

4 / 10 / 2009
Rating 3

Cat Behavior

She hasn't been seen in a month on the sites that we both frequent. I've sent her an email and I'll let you guys know if/when I hear from her.

2 Answers  |  Asked By: prettykitty7eleven3   1

4 / 9 / 2009
Rating 2

Cat Feeding

You don't mention whether your cat is getting any other food. Cats need to eat balanced meals everyday, and crab meat alone won't do it. So if that's all your mother is feeding it, please ask her to buy some cat food and serve just that. If she's offering some as a treat, that's probably ok, although it should be just a small amount. Too much seafood can be detrimental for cats. I don't know if crab will have the same effect as fish in general, but if it does, then it's best to keep it to very small amounts especially if given daily. I have posted a link below which explains the problem with fish.

Source Link: http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?action=library&act=show&item=whyfishisdangerousforcats

3 Answers  |  Asked By: mahoganyqueen   1

3 / 23 / 2009
Rating 1

Cat Care

It really does do a good job, but I find it rather unwieldy to use. Poppy actually swiped at me once when I spent too much time on her with it, so you'll want to be careful. The comb clogs up pretty quickly with hair. I think the handiest way to use it would be to remove the hair by wiping it on the carpet (to be cleaned up later of course) or on some substance like that. It's easier and quicker to do it that way than to dehair it with your hand. I think you can use it anywhere on the cat that they're willing to let you at. Sorry about that grammar there! Just be very gentle, and don't go over the same area more than twice in a row. In fact it might be better to stick to that at first until you see how things go. Then later on you can brush the same area 2-3 times, move on and then come back to it if necessary. I *think* you could try this daily, but let their reactions be your guide.

3 Answers  |  Asked By: ziggy_bo43   2780

3 / 18 / 2009
Rating 1
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