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9 Answers  |  Asked By: senzzybaker3   6

I am not sure if they are. Watch out, for the raccoons could hurt your cat.

7 Answers  |  Asked By: destroyerofmankind   42

Generally, toughened outdoor cats are OK in the rain. Even if they have thick fur, they may be able to get sick. Be sure you have a sheltered porch or something where they cold go if they wanted to get dry. Also, let them in if they want to come inside.

4 Answers  |  Asked By: lupi510   94

They dig their sharp claws into the bark, and pull themselves up. They don't like going down, because they either jump or have a scary climb ahead of them!

4 Answers  |  Asked By: pulky99   56

All but one of my cats are outdoor cats, and about half of them hunt. We feed our cats, but they enjoy hunting. It is good riddiance to pests such as moles, but I am worried. They eat what they catch, so I am worried that what they are catching carries disease. They usually hunt [...]

11 Answers  |  Asked By: crazy4kitties   17

We’ve had this american shorthair for about three years, and he is about four of five years old. We adopted him from a local humane society, and he seems to have a bit of a problem. His rear end wobbles from side to side when he walks, and he can’t run very fast, but can [...]

4 Answers  |  Asked By: crazy4kitties   17

He is the kind of persian with a flat face, so I don’t know if this is normal of not. His lip is a large, and I think it is swollen. It hangs out of his mouth, even when it’s closed. It seems bigger than it was when we first got him, is this because [...]

3 Answers  |  Asked By: crazy4kitties   17

This summer I adopted a persian. It was from a shelter where, I think, it didn’t get the grooming it needs. After combing it daily, I saw some improvment in the fur. However, it seems a bit dry. Can anybody reccomend a wet cat food that is helpful to it’s coat?

6 Answers  |  Asked By: crazy4kitties   17