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Here Kitty Kitty Lovers!

This is for cat lovers and owners around the world!

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Welcome to cat lover paradise! Here we talk about cats, and show pics of cats! Maybe a surprise might come up, you never know. This group is for any person who loves cats, so feel free to join. If you have already joined, great! feel free to leave comments and discussions! So take a load off, relax, and get ready to talk about cats!

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Lisa Ann Bell

My cat has got an attitude. 3 Replies

Started by Lisa Ann Bell. Last reply by Lisa Ann Bell Jan 9.

Jody Stanciell

Cats paw raising 6 Replies

Started by Jody Stanciell. Last reply by Marnie Jan 6.

Jody Stanciell

Recognition 9 Replies

Started by Jody Stanciell. Last reply by Lena Marie Dec. 2, 2009.

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Jeanne Owens Comment by Jeanne Owens on January 6, 2010 at 2:34pm
I agree. Have the vet check her out first, just to be safe. Otherwise, it could very well be a sign of her disagreement with some change in the household. I have heard that cats will do things like that if they're upset about something.
Beverly Efishoff Comment by Beverly Efishoff on January 6, 2010 at 1:31pm
Hi Lisa, I think Marnie's comment is right on. My daughter-in-law's cat did the same thing and the vet determined that it was a urinary tract infection. Of course, I have another friend whose cat did this as soon as her boyfriend moved in (only on his side of the bed). When they broke up and moved out, the cat quit! My friend maintains that it was cat wisdom, as the cat didn't do it with her first boyfriend. The cat never liked the "gifted" second boyfriend.

I'd try the vet first.
Marnie Comment by Marnie on January 6, 2010 at 12:39pm
Hi Lisa. First, I'd recommend having Smoky checked out by a vet - she may have a urinary tract infection that is creating bladder control issues.

If it turns out to be a behavioral issue, you might try either a) feeding her on your bed a few times or b) playing with her on your bed. Sounds wierd I know, and option b) has a potential side effect of making your cat think the bed is a play-area in the middle of the night, but cats are instinctually rather clean animals. They don't generally enjoy urinating in their "food space" or their "play space".

Also, you might try a different kind of cat litter or litter box. Different cats will like different things.
JASON ROCKS Comment by JASON ROCKS on January 6, 2010 at 11:49am
Lisa i am not a cat expert really but there's a chance she is angry about something. They do weird stuff like that when they are not happy. I'd buy a cat book at your local book store if you can. I got one a few months ago.
Lisa Ann Bell Comment by Lisa Ann Bell on January 6, 2010 at 3:07am
I have a 2 year old cat named smoky. could anyone help me? She likes to pee on my bed. I thought it was because she was in heat. But after she was spayed it keeps happening? Help me please I'm tire of washing my covers so much?
Brandyn Cummings Comment by Brandyn Cummings on January 4, 2010 at 5:20pm
This group needs a picture. I think that the only one allowed to change that is the creator of it. Anyone who is in contact with her, please tell her to add a picture!
JASON ROCKS Comment by JASON ROCKS on December 11, 2009 at 12:45pm
Hello! My 5 meows seem to think they are lions!
Melinda Ashley Coleman Comment by Melinda Ashley Coleman on July 6, 2009 at 11:34am
I have a strange combo of ages when it comes to the cats of my household. I have an eight year old who is worse than an attack dog by far, a two year old male (fixed) with a shattered hip joint and a bum leg, and a his half-sister who is 9wks old and thinks I’m her mother.
anarresa Comment by anarresa on May 22, 2009 at 7:18pm
Oh, Merry would definitely climb an enclosure. I often find her in the upper rafter-things in the basement and have NO idea how she gets up there, she'd put a monkey to shame. Maybe I'll just "walk" her around the yard in the summers, she'd probably be happy sitting with me while I'm out in the yard.
Jeanne Owens Comment by Jeanne Owens on May 21, 2009 at 3:11pm
Well, anything's possible, certainly, and of course much would depend on the cat in question, but Gizmo never slipped his leash, that I can recall. Another thing you might want to consider, if this is a big worry for you and you're afraid she might slip her leash: build an enclosure for her to go in, that way she can go outside and enjoy it, and still be safe.
 

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