Steven asks…
where can i buy clothes for my cat?
i look for clothes on petsmart and petco and pet supermarket pages and they either had only clothes for dogs or nothin at all and i found some on amazon.com but the sweater i found was is pink and well I’m looking for clothes like sweater for my male cat to keep him warm when we go outside for a walk
yes i know he has fur but he is short fur cat and you didn’t see him shake outside yesterday
it is just not winter
but he is fighting a kidney disease as well
so i need something to keep him warm while he goes outside
yes i know about it might be getting caught but don’t worry he would be having the sweater and then on top a cat harnesses and leash so he can’t run off and hide but at lest be outside and be warm and i will walking him after all he is my buddy
admin answers:
If it’s a matter of keeping a sick cat warm my daughter made a jacket for her cat out of the sleeve off an old fleece top. However she didn’t use it in the end because every time she put it on him he fell over. Seriously, it was like he couldn’t balance with it on, she tried it on one of the others to see if it was just her cat being weird but it had the same effect. I’d suggest you try something like that before going out and spending any money.
Ruth asks…
separating sick cat from other cats-quarentine question?vet techs?
long story short(er)-took my dog to dogpark.came down coughing/sneezing 3 days l8r.next,one of my cats gets sick.then,no kidding,my hamster starts sneezing.sounds funny,but the vet bill for the hamster alone was $90.00!so,the dog and cat and hamsters are on antibiotics.i have 2 more cats.when i realised everyone else was sick,i isolated my kittens in spare bedroom,as i try to keep my pets seperate when ill,to avoid further infection.of course i feed,water and change their litter box.but im afraid to spend too much time with them.they are still healthy-not sneezing,im afraid germs on my clothes from other pets will make them sick.should i change clothes when i go in there?or is washing my hands good enough?im worried they will catch it,as they were orphaned and feral and almost died when i rescued them.that was a year ago.they are healthy and happy,but both got such a rocky start,im afraid of their getting ill again.any advice appreciated!this is too long,after all!!!
admin answers:
It is in the house, they have already been exposed. Something like this is airborne, and so yes, change your clothing and wash your hands, and make sure the kittens don’t play at the door, reaching in paws and what not.
I would assume that since they haven’t come down with it now, they won’t. Not all cats exposed will become ill. And while isolation is not a bad idea, to be on the safe side, and general sanitation practices will help.
However, because they have already been exposed, there is a slim chance that you could do everything correctly with the isolatation and they could still come down with it.
Helpful post hun? Kinda your darned if you do and darned if you don’t. I just brought home URI with a set of fosters, and even being safe, two of my six cats came down with it as well. It happens.
Paul asks…
What Should I buy for My Uncle And Aunt? READ DESCIPTION-I WILL PICK BEST ANSWER TODAY!!?
My Aunt (Sarah) and my Uncle (Chris). They just had a mis-carrage and my Aunt Sarahs brother died. They have been realy sad. I am saving up money to buy them cool stuff. I made 2 80min. CDs for my Uncle but now that I have $30 I want to buy them something nice.
My Uncle:
Likes World Of Warcraft
Video Games
Metallica
My Aunt Sarah:
Likes Clothes
Has 2 pets (1 Cat 1 Dog)
Doesnt Like Reading (She read the first page of Twilight and… well..thats it.)
They Both Own a PS2
Christians
Their Digital Camera Broke
I have til Next Weekend to get them something
Im taking them to a museum with stuff with games
Help! I will PICK BEST ANSWER TODAY!!
admin answers:
Aunt:
Basket with body wash, soap, ect.
Make her a certificate saying “Best Aunt in the World Presented to: __________
Uncle:
World of warcraft giftcard for a month playing
http://www.freeprintablecertificates.net/category/achievement
Make them a popsicle stick Certificate if you dont have a printer
Ken asks…
Rules for an (Almost) 15 year old girl?
These are my rules and privileges comment on whats right or wrong. I’m not complaining and i agree with MOST of these.
Bed time: They Say it’s 10:00 But I usually stay up until 2am
Cell Phone: Yes. HTC Thunderbolt.
Chat: Only With People I Closely Know
Can sleep over: Only with people that my parents know Fairly
After school: Must go straight home on bus
Email: Yes.
Allowance: $25 per week
Long term homework(book reports etc): I have problems with doing it at least minute even though they don’t want me to.
Door on bedroom: No Slamming
Dating: i’ve never had a boyfriend. i might be allowed to date a boy if my mom dropped me off.
Facebook: Yes. Unlimited
Internet Access: Unlimited
Privacy: my parents must know where i am at all times.
Clothing: My mom HATES Short Shorts but lets me wear them anyways
Father: Floor Covering Layer
Age: 50
Mother: Nurse(RN)
Age: 50
Pets: Cat. Dogs. Guinea Pigs.
Sports: I HATE Sports
School: This Year I JUST Started home schooling for the first year. My choice. I still see my friends. It was because of teacher problems.
Worst thing I ever did: Told my parents I hated them.
TV: I watch WHATEVER I want
Makeup: I can wear whatever makeup i want
I turn 15 In November 
Comment on whats right or wrong!
admin answers:
Thanks for…letting us know. Sounds like your rules are good. Especially as you’re still quite young. Glad you agree with the rules, it makes life easier for you and your parents lol.
Donald asks…
If a cat feels imposed on will it start urinating on clothes?
we had her first before any of our kids or cat. we went though several pet friends for her she is now 7. I think she`s fed up with everyone that keeps coming in her house.
admin answers:
Cats can definitely find ways to show you how they feel. When they are happy, you know it… But when they are upset, oh, will you know it as well.
Before addressing any behavioral issues one always has to rule out medical issues. Cats are infamous for urinary tract problems of all sorts. Urinating outside of the litterbox is a symptom of urinary problems, but can also be a behavioral issue, so that alone cannot be used to diagnose her condition. Your vet will want to collect a urine sample, probably by cystocentesis (tapping the bladder with a needle – provides a sterile sample), and most likely want to do blood work to check her organ function (mainly for kidney values) and to check for infection.
Either way, it sounds like somebody needs a trip to the vet! Good luck, I hope it turns out to be something simple and treatable.
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