
Kitty.
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Submitted January 03, 2018 at 08:36AM by RespectableLurker555
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My cat started drinking from my cup of milk while I was out of the room and now I'm kind of scared. I looked up if lactose is bad for cats and all I have read for now is it can give them an upset stomach and diarrhea, but I want to know if it can cause long-term problems. Do any cat owners (Or anyone who has worked with or just knows about cats) know if it is generally safe for a cat to drink milk? Will it cause long-term problems/life threatening problems in the future? I just worry so much about things so sorry if this seems like a silly question, but I am kind of freaking out right now and need honest feedback/reassurance that he'll be fine (besides the possible upset stomach and diarrhea).
My two year old female cat has developed the habit of chewing on furniture- right now it's just a recent addition to my living room. She's driving me insane. I've tried clapping my hands, yelling no, but it doesn't work. I'm kinda at a loss. This stuff isn't fancy but I don't want this habit to form.
She has plenty of toys, two cat trees, a lot of cat grass to munch on, I try to play with her at night but usually she wants to sleep. Her diet hasn't changed, beyond cutting back on treats
Hey guys! I am about to go to college and I have a cat. The problem is that my parents dont want the cat, what shoulr I do?


My cat spills her water bowl everyday. It doesn't seem to matter what I do to edit the behavior. I've tried different bowls, but she always dumps them. At this point I'm not quite sure how she does it! I just walk into my home or in from the garage and she's sitting there with water all over my laminate floor. I've tried plastic, ceramic, metal, grippy, fountain and waterfall bowls. Nothing seems to work. It's so frustrating I'm about ready to glue a bowl to the floor. Any ideas?




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Title says it all. I live in a small apartment, can't separate myself from the cat (1 door, 1 wall is not bastard but he is slowly enough and there is nothing more). He meows, he plays, he digs in the litterbox, he is destroying my sleep. I can't function, I would have never contemplated one day either giving him away or throwing him out, but I can't take it anymore, I'm breaking apart. If I can't fix my sleep I'll try to find him a new house, but if I can't, he will undoubtedly (without even a second thought) just go for a long car ride with a one way ticket. I'm writing this as he is staying on the top of my chair, lovingly relaxing by my neck. I love the furry killing me.


I adopted this no eyed abused calico, and about 4 times a day she runs downstairs and starts walking in circles meowing, vet says she's fine, I beg to differ. What is going on?









My 2 year old male Siamese has blood in his urine, orange tinted with some red spots. He was peeing in a sink earlier 5his year and that's how we noticed it. We took him to the Vet and she had absolutely no explanation. She said he's perfectly healthy. How can this be? I'm worried about him but going to the Vet doesn't seem to be an option anymore. Is she an idiot? I just ordered Solid Gold's cranberry power. We had him on that for a while but covered the sink so he would stop peeing in it. I uncovered the sink, thinking he was over the sink peeing but we found bloody pee in the sink this morning. We plan on giving him the cranberry powder in his food and allowing him to pee in the sink so we can monitor the urine. I also ordered Solid Gold's urine test strips to look at the PH. Is there anything else we can do? Is there any other information that will help?