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human nail clippers imo are not ok to clip cat's nails as they'll splinter them.
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It's likely just a comfort thing. Some kittens do it with fingers. They will likely ween off the behavior but not always. I wouldn't worry too much and I imagine if it starts to bother Ludmilla she'll let him know.
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It could be a comfort/relaxation thing for her, too.  Either that or you have a pedocat.
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BIOJECT posted:Is it possible to train a kitten to feel comfortable with a leash? Yes, but I'd also recommend a harness so you don't strain their neck and they don't slip out of the collar.
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One thing I will say about any rescue is be prepared to spend around $200 upfront at your first vet visit or subsequent visits due to the potential URI, mites, etc issues you could have (as mentioned). Plus the checkup, of course. We were lucky with our last rescue *crosses fingers* that we didn't need to go back for a cold, goopy eyes, parasites, or any other numerous things that arise. bamzilla fucked around with this message at 18:34 on Aug 19, 2009 |
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Fractal Cat posted:I get you're upset. I really do. However, this is not the best approach as you've already mentioned. I know you don't want to hear it, but your best alternative is to take your pet to a vet. Definitely "shop" around via phone. Explain your situation. Vets are more willing to work with people in financial crisis situations than you'd expect. Good luck! And yes, it is against the rules to give veterinary advice.
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McKracken posted:Is 6 months the appropriate time to transition kittens to adult food? I was always told around a year was about the time you transition from kitten to adult food.
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Dogen posted:To agree with their decision to call the vet? This exactly. I was hasty in my probation and Rhea had just reiterated that the vet is the right decision.
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