Cats - Page 7 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

The best way would be to place a phone call. You may send an email. Have your order number with you in order to be assured you get the correct order etc. I would prefer to make the call and speak to a live human. Explain the situation using a calm polite voice. I think you will get the customer service you expect this way. If the order has already been shipped, you may be able to send it back as long as you have not opened it.

You would be much better off eating small portions and sweets only occasionally. Never eat before you go to bed. Get plenty of exercise. Leave off fatty meats and fast foods. Try to eat a well balanced diet three times per day. Try to avoid soft drinks that are loaded with sugar. Do not nap after a meal, get up and move around for at least 20 minutes. When you get up in the morning drink at least one glass of water before your meal. Drink at least one glass of water before you go to bed. Eat fruit instead of sweets such as cakes or candy. Try this for thirty days and I believe you will notice a Hugh change in your weight and your energy level.

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I understand your problem that now you will have difficulty ridding yourself of - if you really want to. Cats are much abused and neglected by ill-informed and ill-intentioned people. If you wish to help cats in need in your area I suggest you contact a Cat Protection League for advice and maybe thinking about starting your own branch of this worthwhile charity. You could register as a charity, pester the local press and radio stations and ask local stores for donations of food and approach animal welfare/protection organisations and veterinarians to obtain low cost or free help and advice. Many stores will allow charities to place a bin and a suitable sign asking for food donations either next to the checkouts or at the store entrance. Good luck!

In the absence of more information there is no choice but to take the question literally. 1. Plastic pollution of the environment, watercourses and oceans. 2. Increased levels of vermin. 3. Increased risk of injury. 4. increased risk of disease/infection. 5. Reduced visual appeal/enjoyment of the environment. 6. Increased waste/reduction of recycling. and a further reason why littering is not good... 7. Unchecked littering in a particular area tends to lead to an increase in littering and the casual dumping of rubbish and unwanted items as each litterer gives tacit permission for subsequent littering which ultimately gives altered perceptions and the breakdown of standards and discipline of a whole society.

Have you contacted the company from which you ordered the litter? There should be a contact number or e-mail address on the receipt or invoice.

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Seriously, those auto litter box cleaners are all basically caca (pun not intended). They are unsanitary and prone to failure. I found the best method is to clean a regular box manually with a "little tiny slotted shovel" once or twice per day... A cheap alternative to those expensive covered pans is simply to pick up one of those plastic storage bins w/snap-shut lid ($7.00 bucks on sale from Kmart) then cut out a square opening at one end with a utility knife. Use the absorbing clump litter & add to the lowering level weekly then when it does get really stinky either hose it out in the yard or just toss the whole thing for new. You cat will love you for it.

Unfortunately there's not much you can do personally about this problem. The best and most humane thing to do is call and report the problem to your local SPCA. Let the professionals handle it.

multi-cat, clumping..that for me is a 'must'..much easier to clean.

The Humane Society is usually low cost. You might be right about the depression. Give your kitty extra attention, treats and something you know he loves to eat, maybe raw chicken or beef. I hope you've found a vet, kitty needs to be looked at. Good luck to you both.

It is easy to cancel your Amazon subscriptions!

1.Sign in to your Amazon account. 2.Beneath your Amazon account name it should say "Accounts & Lists" (it's toward the mid-right side of the screen 3.Hover over this and more information will appear in a new dropdown box. 4.In the right column, under the heading, "Your Account" scroll down and click on "Your subscribe and Save Items" 5.Your subscribe and save item(s) should now be displayed. 6.Hover over the item you wish to delete and click on the box marked "edit." 7.The subscription details screen will appear. In the right side column you will see options to skip your delivery, change your schedule or quantity, etc. The final option is Cancel subscription. 8.Click on "Cancel Subscription" 9.Next click on the box that says, "select your reason for cancellation" from the drop down box 10.Click on the reason you are cancelling 11.Click on "Confirm Cancellation." I hope this helps you!

Re: What is a cat? A multi-faceted device: (1) Alarm clock at 3 AM (2) Foot-and-neck warmer (3) Paper-shredder (unread newspaper preferred) (4) An opaque filter to block your TV screen (5) A comedy routine (6) An intelligent, loving companion

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It frightens me to think that some people try to take care of POTTED PLANTS... I SEE the plants suffering from improper light... poor nutrition... poor drainage... to much or to little water... (etc.). Fact is PLANTS ARE LIVING THINGS... Sadly there really is no place for a person to take a sickly plant... where it can be analyzed and found to be ROOT BOUND... BUT FOR CATS... They have these WONDERFUL veterinary hospitals and ENTIRE SOCIETIES... for the PREVENTION of cruelty to animals... where FREE services can help your cat.(you do know there is no such thing as ANONIMITY on the INTERNET (RIGHT...?)).((("Worms on the THYROID" does not inspire any confidence... you will do the RIGHT THING))). Look under SPCA and check for free help... We donate to these establishments so that there is NO EXCUSE for any unnecessary animal SUFFERING... Take your cat IMMEDIATELY to the SPCA... for a simple check up by a knowledgeable professional... Pretty PLEASE...!! Carnac the Magnificent

You get distracted to other things when at home and therefore work gets neglected.

That is very likely. It would be better for her and for you to have them both spayed immediately. It is a myth that putting it off has any advantages. All factors for waiting are negative.

All cats like drinking water. Most do not like being in water or even having water on them. There are some notable exceptions. There are even breeds of cats that catch fish by diving underwater to grab the fist.

Tattoos and body modification will make you look like one, but I don't recommend it just in case you change your mind at a later date. LOL

at 12 weeks a kitten should leave its mother. it may not seam much but they learn from their mother, if offend you should keep them to one room so they get used to the surroundings. they will want to explore but while you are a sleep keep them in just the one room with food water and a place he will know where to go loo. in day time let him explore with you around home. this is how the mother would do. then take him back to the room with food and loo. dont let the kitten move around the house while you are asleep. this is for the kittens safety, they will eat and bite things they should not. hope this helps.