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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 23 Jul 08

I've lately wondered how I would get my four cats out in an emergency situation. I know that I'd have to have four carriers, one for each cat. But the logistics of finding and hurrying each cat into a respective carrier would make...

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jhl930 @jhl930 (3601) • United States 20 Jul 08

lay around when they get older...i have a cat that we have had in the house ever since it was old enough for us to have...and use to it would play all of the time and attack your feet whenever you walked by and then just sometimes...

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scribe1 Sometimes older cats have health issues with their eyes, teeth or stomach or liver. You might want to have your cat checked out by the vet. Other than that, an older cat just isn't into playing a lot.

20 Jul 08

babyfirefighter @babyfirefighter (568) • United States 14 Jul 08

I just bought one myself. I was wondeing if anyone has used one before. If you have can you tell me about it please?

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scribe1 To be honest, I wouldn't play with such an item. There is just no telling what kind of negative forces or energies you would attract by doing so. My parents used to own one a long time ago, but did not allow me to play with it. Then as I got older, I learned...

15 Jul 08

scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 14 Jul 08

Having owned cats practically all of my life, I learned a few valuable lessons, such as catproofing my home. For me, that meant not buying leather chairs, any kind of rug or cushion. Even more important, floors should be smooth...

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scribe1 You are so lucky! I had a nice cat, Tabitha, that passed away nearly two years ago. She always used the litterbox, right to the very end. Her shortcoming was scratching my mattress and leather chairs, unfortunately.

14 Jul 08

scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 14 Jul 08

Having owned cats practically all of my life, I learned a few valuable lessons, such as catproofing my home. For me, that meant not buying leather chairs, any kind of rug or cushion. Even more important, floors should be smooth...

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scribe1 Somehow, my cats, except for Waffles, prefer to use rough surfaces instead of the jungle gym, which is totally covered with rough textured material. And yes, I've heard of cats being trained to use the toilet. I've tried to teach one of my cats to do so, but...

14 Jul 08

scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 14 Jul 08

Having owned cats practically all of my life, I learned a few valuable lessons, such as catproofing my home. For me, that meant not buying leather chairs, any kind of rug or cushion. Even more important, floors should be smooth...

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adutza @adutza (39) • Romania 11 Jul 08

I have a friend who's cat fell from third floor, had a difficile operation, and survived:D and it is very happy and active and I'm glad for her. Do you think that cats manage to survive because of their nine lives?

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scribe1 Nah, although I do think that cats happen to be very intelligent, except for their insistence on crossing busy streets. They seem to sense when their master is coming home, when they are going to be fed, among other things. They also develop an attachment to...

12 Jul 08

beautyqueen26 @beautyqueen26 (16030) • United States 10 Jul 08

Last night, I had to get out of bed for a few minutes and as my feet were about to touch the floor, I felt a really odd furry sensation under my toes. Turns out my cat was laying on the ground right next to my bed. I...

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scribe1 I've actually walked into my cat, Columbus, a few times. I didn't mean to do that and apologized and try to kiss him to show him how sorry I was. The problem is that he's so dark that I can't see him in the dark and/or realize that he's right next to my feet.

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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 7 Jul 08

This morning after I found the cats' brush, I went over to where my Waffles cat was relaxing and began to brush her gently. She mewed, sort of, then relaxed and began to purr. She just loved it! I think that she remembered my...

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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 6 Jul 08

Quite a few years ago when my Rodney cat was still alive, I had to take him to the vet, which was bad enough. Even worse, I had to administer a pink medicine to Rodney via a dropper. Rodney was very sweet-natured, but when I...

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scribe1 Yeah, I was trying to administer amoxicillan. And you know that it isn't long before a cat gets wise, intuits what is going to happen, and gets that frightened, wide-eyed look. I reached a point where I placed the cat on the kitchen table, administered the...

7 Jul 08

rave700 @rave700 (247) • Philippines 7 Jul 08

My cat rarely plays on her own.She always meows by her food dish,and my family won't stick to a feeding plan or anything.My dad always says, "feed the cat" when she meows. He doesn't even check to see if thats what she needs, but...

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scribe1 I like that idea mcat! My Waffles cat is as fat as all heck. The only exercise she gets is jumping off her jungle gym and walking to the kitchen for food, as well as jumping on my bed early in the morning to remind me to feed her and the other cats. She also...

7 Jul 08

scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 6 Jul 08

Quite a few years ago when my Rodney cat was still alive, I had to take him to the vet, which was bad enough. Even worse, I had to administer a pink medicine to Rodney via a dropper. Rodney was very sweet-natured, but when I...

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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 6 Jul 08

The two worst names in my opinion are "Joyce" and "Zok." I also dislike "Puppy," a name that my sister gave our cat many, many years ago. Those names are so dumb.

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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 6 Jul 08

That's the statement that appeared in an article in today's magazine by a writer who is obviously predisposed to dogs. Mind you, I have nothing against dogs. But I think that cats make people earn respect, while dogs...

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beautyqueen26 @beautyqueen26 (16030) • United States 6 Jul 08

I've only known one really mean cat in my life. He belonged to a friend of mine. Actually she was my best friend and we were close as sisters. He was one of the meanest cats I've ever known. Not sure why he had such a...

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scribe1 I almost did, a few months ago. The cat in question, named Marlo, was a great big orange tabby who lived with his master for 9 years. His master became disabled from a motorcycle accident and was forced to give Marlo up. So I agreed to take Marlo in. The first...

6 Jul 08

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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 5 Jul 08

I'm learning how to read Tarot cards on my own and was wondering if the use of books or intuition should be emphasized. I've used a little of both and believe that I've taken much too long! There has to be a more effective...

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scribe1 Quite a few people that I've spoken to have also highy recommended Bunning's book. And having borrowed that book from the library so many months ago, I now could see that I was on the right track. I've also been playing with the cards as well and found that in...

5 Jul 08

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