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Paw Level: 2720

Member Since: 10 / 31 / 2008

Name: Erin R

Birth Date: 6 / 15 / 1980

Categories: Adoption, Behavior, Cat Care, Feeding, Health, Products

About Me: I am a dog person who was reluctantly turned on to cats when it became apparent that apartment living was not going to be conducive to having a dog. I couldn\'t be more of a cat lover now, though! They are pretty great! My husband and I have two lovable little furballs, Princess Vespa and Barack Obama, and I am constantly trying to convince him to expand our brood! We just purchased our first home and are enjoying the new challenges of home ownership. Hurrah for DIY power!!!

Personal Interests: Travel, SCUBA Diving, Roller Derby, Teaching, Cooking, Running, Animals of all types, Karaoke, Music of almost all varieties, Dance, Landscaping, DIY home improvement projects, Katamari...

Cats:
  • Princess Vespa - Domestic Long Hair
  • Barack Obama - Domestic Short Hair

Cat Behavior

They\\\'re essentially teenagers during that time, exerting their independence. Mine did the same thing.

1 Answer  |  Asked By: jamesdelmedico1   3

11 / 20 / 2009
Rating 0

Cat Behavior

That\\\'s quite a list of issues. Can you give some more specifics? How old is your cat? Is it male or female? Is it fixed? How long have you had him/her?

2 Answers  |  Asked By: ty98lops2   34

11 / 17 / 2009
Rating 2

Breeds

\\\"Bizarre\\\" is completely subjective.

3 Answers  |  Asked By: LazyMazy200   16

11 / 7 / 2009
Rating 0

Cat Health

I don\\\'t have any experience with tapeworms, but I\\\'m pretty sure that they ingest a lot of the nutrients that the cat takes in. That would result in limited defecation, I would imagine. How long has it been since he defecated? I would consult with your vet before trying any home remedies.

3 Answers  |  Asked By: nanny72   2

11 / 7 / 2009
Rating 1
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