meet my kitten name :Morning ^^
she's mix breed.




This post has been edited by vneefong: Mar 30 2012, 02:01 PM

omg super cute n clean ~ lovable!

greetings cat lovers, i has a question...after u neuter a male cat, will he stop spraying his pee around?

Cute kitty

Looks like your kitty is staring into my soul

Most of the time, yes.
But some spayed male cats still spray to mark their territory.
However, based on personal experience, it has never happened to me.
Is your cat doing it now?

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Added on March 30, 2012, 11:28 amSungguh comel

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Added on March 30, 2012, 11:31 amIf you make a habit of scooping the stools often, it won't stink.
& use good cat litter.
I use Feline Fresh.
Smells really fresh & like wood.
Reminds me of IKEA.

This post has been edited by naddie2601: Mar 30 2012, 11:32 AM

feline fresh is wood base litter too rite?...kinda thinking of changing to sumthing different as i use woody pet litter now....although i scoop their poo everyday...but it still left unpleasant smell...normally i clean their litter box every 2-3 weeks.

Basically, it all depends on the cat.
If you neutered your male cat at a young age meaning 5 months or before he starts spraying, yes he will not spray after being neutered.
But if you neutered your male cat when it has already started spraying it's a 50/50 chance.
Some cats might forget to spray whereas some might remember the habit and will still continue to spray.
However, neutered males pee does not stink as much as non neutered males

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Added on March 30, 2012, 12:21 pmYou should try Oko Plus.
To me Oko Plus is the best litter in the world.
First of all its cost saving and its not smelly.
Very very economical to use.
Its made from wood as well.
It clumps and can be flushable.


This post has been edited by CutiePie69: Mar 30 2012, 12:21 PM

good to hear that they are flushable....no need to use plastic bags anymore..hehe

Frankly speaking, I never flush
as I have more than 10 cats in the house.
That would be a lot of flushing going on

i need nice cheap lovely boarding place for my baby~~
long long term almost 3months....anyone can help?

from my past experience, feline fresh doesnt smell much. there's clumping type too (purple packaging) but yes, if you have the budget, get cat's best.

very cute kitty....

yes he does, he even sprays on my gf once i dunno what's wrong with him, he started spraying around since there're some new kittens around about a few weeks ago

I'm just curious, anyone using automatic scoop-free litter machine? I'm sure it is not suitable for kittens because they will play & sleep in it.

Kittens does pees a lot. I just bought 4th clumping sands bag (10L) in four weeks. Also since they also like to play & sleep in the litter box, I scooped the stools at minimum two times a day.

(P/S: Does my English sound correct? "scooped the stools")

This post has been edited by kizwan: Mar 30 2012, 08:47 PM

Yes. If you neuter your male cat after he reach maturity age, he will gradually stop spraying not immediately.

i picked up a stray kitten, i think he must be reaching 4 months old now
we called him Rocki
he s very, very playful & he cheers up the room whenever he s around.
the q i have:
1 - should i neuter or should i not?
2 - at what age?
3 - 4 months old would be equivalent to human pre-teen age (like 9/10 years old boy) age you think?

i m glad this is a cool channel to share abt our feline darlings

nice one

Yes, you should neuter him to stop unwanted behaviour e.g. teritorial markings (spraying), getting other female cats around your area pregnant if he is half indoors and outdoors, eliminating his chances of getting prostrate cancer, making loud mating calls during the night, getting into fights with other tom cats in the neighbour and etc.

The best age for a male cat to be neutered is at 5 months of age. Some people even do it at three months of age but not advisable though as early castration can lead to problems in urinating when the cat gets older.

Your cat is exactly 6 years and 8 months old as per the cats age calculator

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Added on March 31, 2012, 10:16 amI dont think the automatic scoop free litter machine is avaiable here in Malaysia but I do believe you can order it on the net.

Frankly speaking if you use clumping sand you are actually throwing out a lot of sand and that is the reason why it is not economical.

I am using Oko plus now which is made from wood that is clumping. When the cat pees on it, the urine will only clump in one tiny place. It will not spread out like when using the sand litter. So you will only throw a small piece (the size of a ping pong ball) away. One big bag lasts for 1 month 1 week and sometimes 2 wees for my 18 cats and I change the litter boxes every week!

This post has been edited by CutiePie69: Mar 31 2012, 10:16 AM

a bit same like my kitten...
nice...cute...

just want to know..have anyone of u guys use/heard of fancy feast?how's good it is may i know?

both at kampung right now...miss them badly...