Cats - Dogs Forum Forum

Have you ever seen a protective cat?

Maddox — Thu, 01 May 2025 11:30:03 +0000

Cats are not usually very protective with trying to defend their owners when they are being attacked but they are very good at defending their kittens or other animals like chickens they love.

Have you witnessed a cat defending and fighting for another animal?

How jealous is your cat?

Roberto — Thu, 07 Nov 2024 10:02:07 +0000

I have two cats. They are both lovely pet and I can't say without them. But they can be very funny with how jealous of each other. If I'm carrying one of them, the other one will be fighting to get him to keep him down. It's very funny with them every day.

Are your cats jealous?

How cute is my Cat?

Dori — Sat, 31 Dec 2022 16:47:52 +0000

Cats are always beautiful in my eyes and that's one of the reasons why I love having them around all the time.

Here is my cat Rosey. She's sleeping when I took a picture of her.

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Aren't cats supposed to be stealthy?

Roberto — Thu, 22 Sep 2022 11:17:36 +0000

I have always believed that cats are stealthy animals by nature. It's why they are good hunters. But it's definitely not my mother's cat because she's very clumsy whenever she's doing anything. She's always of the habit of pushing things over. I don't know if she does it on purpose.

Swimming and Cats

jyy — Wed, 21 Feb 2018 05:24:23 +0000

Cats can swim. In fact, as a youth, and I'm ashamed, but I used throw kittens (or maybe it was cats) into the creek to watch them swim, thinking it was Airborne training.:) Anyway, cats don't like to swim, :mad: though they can. However, they like to eat seafood, which I find odd. If they hate water, how are they supposed to catch it?

Cats and UTIs.

AmieBotella — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 02:11:24 +0000

My friend's siamese cat died from Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). I wonder how do cats have it? Does their cat food play a big role on contracting a disease like this one? It's alarming if it would, because we trust the food we buy that they're safe for our furry family members. Is this common for cats to have UTIs?

CATS: Next Man's Bestfriend

babyblue — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 17:10:51 +0000

With all honesty I consider myself not an inborn 'cat lover'. I find them cute - yes, but I never really dream nor want one to take care and have as a pet. Until one morning after I finished my grocery stuff and there was this cat sitting very lonely beside the road. She's not the cutest of all the cats that I've seen but there was something with her that really turned my back and brought her home without hesitations at all. My 2 kids were so amazed and they took her right away...fed and bathe her. When my children delivered the said cat in my bedroom I was really surprised because the filthy and smelly cat I brought home was then the most adorable cat I've ever seen :-). I named her "Puh". For months she has been our family's sweet little baby. My kids will rush home just to play with her. And whenever I started dressing up for work she will stand in front of my closet and blocking my way as if she's telling me not to go. So when she didn't win from stopping me to go to work she will go straight ahead of the main door and just wait for me there while gracefully waiving her tail. And mind you, she knows when I am about to go home. Our housekeeper told me that it is Puh's attitude to walk and sit infront of our gate at exact 30 minutes before I arrive home. She will sit there very patiently and approach me from a far. She also knows her spot when we're off to bed and the most funny thing about her is that she will never lie down and just stare in our aircondioner till we turn it on :-) A year passed by and Puh got pregnant and after a while gave birth to 4 lovely kittens (Phil, Ynah, Tots and Oowi). Since then, my passion and love for cats grew and I even started adopting cats and picking stray cats in the streets. For now, I have a total of 11 cats. I'd been doing my research tho because I have noticed that after Puh had her kittens she rarely sleep besides me and very seldom gets inside the house (till she is hungry). She seems withdrawn and easily gets mad when she sees me playing with other cats. Is there really some sort of jealousy with cats?

How do you give medicine to your cat?

ivukadinovic — Fri, 09 Feb 2018 13:34:15 +0000

My Tomas got hurt two times. He once fell off the building where we live. He was chasing some pigeons or some other birds. He was literally BROKEN. His upper jaw was split, his legs had multiple fractures also, his tail was bad. He is happy he survived. After the surgery, I had to give him some antibiotics with a spritz. That was one of the hardest things ever. He was all swollen and hurting but I was supposed to put the spritz tip into his mouth and make him swallow. The medicine was splashing everywhere! We, somehow, did It the harder way and he is all recuperated now but is there an easier way to give medicine to a cat? How do you do it? Do you, maybe, mix it with food?

Do you adopt stray cats?

aecel — Thu, 08 Feb 2018 00:53:46 +0000

We have a stray cat in our house my father brought him when he's a baby. He's roaming around the field and looking my father in the eyes kind of saying please adopt me. So my father melted his heart and decided to bring the cat. He's grown up now and thanks, God he gets along with my dogs. Some prefer to have a breed cats and bought them in a pet shop because indeed they're really cute. But do you care to adopt stray cats or you just ignore them in the streets?

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