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Jungle Cat Rescues Kitten

admin — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:05:18 +0000

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Boris gets himself into a spot of bother up a tree at the end of the garden. His older step brother 14 month British shorthair cross Bengal (well just a moggie really, but I daren’t tell him), Georgie nudges and encourages Boris and tries to shows him the way down. I used step ladders eventually, as he couldn’t work out that Georgie was repeatedly showing him the way down (as he had done two days earlier).
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Is this normal behaviour between cat and kitten?

admin — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 04:33:28 +0000

I have a 4 year old cat and an 11 week old kitten. The kittens rubs his face into the cat and the cat licks his ears one minute, then the next they r fighting. Sometimes the cat pins the little one down and bites him until he squeals. Is this normal? Should I leave them alone together? I know cat is still getting used to kitten but I’m scared he may hurt him. Thanks

I have 3 year and half old cats. We found a stray 8 week old kitten and brought it home till we could get in touch with our local shelter. It was bad for a while not only did my cats attack the kitten at times but they also started to fight with each other. The best way to get them over this is to put the kitten in a crate and let them get to know each other that way. So they are both safe. Also make sure you show the older cat alot of love when you are around the kitten so that she knows you still love her. It may take a while but they will soon be friends.

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Cute mother and cub snow leopard behaviour – Snow Leopard: Beyond the Myth – BBC animals

admin — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 20:17:31 +0000

The BBC wildlife ‘Snow Leopard- Beyond the Myth’ crew journey to Pakistan filming fascinating insights into the behaviour of the elusive snow leopard. Contains images some viewers may find disturbing. Filming takes an exciting turn when a snow leopard cub is spotted in the cave of the female cat the team have been following. Check out the fascinating ways a juvenile leopard learns to tackle the testing terrain of the Pakistan mountain slopes in this video from the BBC animal show ‘Snow Leopard- Beyond the Myth’.

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Kittehs Beggin’ For Food

admin — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 05:00:58 +0000

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Nessie, cat or dog

admin — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 12:02:19 +0000

A short video of the non-cat behaviour of our cat Nessie.

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Cat imitate human behaviour

admin — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 10:03:06 +0000

GanGaaaaaaaaahttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/gangaaaaaaaaaComedyFacebookCat imitate human behaviour

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Cat Biting Behaviour, is it Permanent?

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 00:55:17 +0000

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If your cat or kitten a problem biter? It really does hurt, I know. Their behavior can be modified over time though so it doesn’t have to be permanent behaviour. There are lots of other essential Cat Health and Behaviour issues to understand also.

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funny cat behaviour

admin — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 05:00:48 +0000

my cat licking the air

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Cat saves kitten from tree

admin — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 18:36:08 +0000

Littl’un (6 month old British Blue…now called Boris) gets himself into a spot of bother up a tree at the end of the garden. His older step brother (14 month British shorthair cross Bengal, Georgie) tries to show him the way down. I used step ladders eventually, as he couldn’t work out that Georgie was repeatedly showing him the way down (as he had done two days earlier).
These two are priceless playing together so let me know if you’d like to see more. Hope you enjoyed it, comments welcome

Duration : 0:9:4

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I declawed and spayed my cat, will is behaviour change and will it be permanent?

admin — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 01:46:17 +0000

Insulting me about being “inhumane“ is not what im looking for, arguing about anti declawing isnt going to reverse whats already done. MY VET ALSO GAVE ME PAIN KILLERS TO SPRAY IN HER MOUTH, DOES THIS AFFECT HER MOOD AS WELL?

The question about the pain drugs is one for your vet. But a vet that declaws won’t answer your other questions honestly. The spaying won’t change her behavior. The declaw very well might, and not for the better. At least 30% of cats who are declawed develop at least one behavioral problem after surgery – the most common ones are biting and refusal to use the litter box (called litter box aversion – it’s so common there is even a name for it). Others are aggression, and lethargy and hiding. You’re vet didn’t warn you about those, I’m betting. Poor cat. Most of the cats that do experience this (especially the peeing all over the house) never go back to the vet – they go to the shelter, where 80% of them are promptly euthanized, as no one walks into a shelter and asks to adopt a cat that bites and pees all over the floor.

Pain drugs though can make a cat rather disoriented. she will need to be on them for a week or more, as declawing pain is excruciating – and then she has to actually walk on her poor deformed feet.

To Sue P – many vets refuse to declaw. Those that do it, do it because they make a lot of money by doing it. Declawing is banned as animal cruelty in every civilized country except the US and Canada.

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