hi, i have a kitten (himalayan persian) aged 4months. but im having a confusion. Which RC should i give him? Im planning to give him RC Persian Kitten 32. The previous owner has been giving him RC Sensible 33. But after doin some reading, it seems my cat is more suitable to RC Persian Kitten 32 on paper. What do you guys recommend?

hi thanks for your advice. and ya after doing some reading, I have decided to go for the RC Persian Kitten 32. Hope he could be so fat and lazy!

only my in-house Himalayan eats RC. I rehome those pasar cats as well but well, they dont have the chance to eat RC. bangkrup me later. they only eat nasik plus ikan kembung gaul2 mixed with Tesco kibbles.

u guys so rajin one DIY the scratch post! congrats! give me some ideas too. no need buy, DIY better, save money

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Added on November 9, 2011, 8:40 pmHere i show you guys my DIY stuff at home for my active boy! A made-of-newspaper ball! And he loves ittt, that's what matters the most!! and save me pockett~



This post has been edited by emy_xvidia: Nov 9 2011, 08:40 PM

anyone here knows the procedure of importing a cat from overseas? I'm thinking of getting a male blue BSH. Anyone here knows what to expect or knows something?

hi, share your experience here la. Is it better to import one or ask a friend of mine in UK to bring back one? Which method is easier?

Thought of bringing a pair of BSH from there. But might as well get them from USA since i found a cattery that doesn't require their pets to be spayed/neutered.

Hi there thanks for the link. For a start to be honest, I don't mind getting one desexed blue BSH. I have that thought of breeding initially but perhaps not in a rush so therefore I actually don't mind having one neutered BSH for a long-life companionship. Since it seems you have bought one from the Bluebabe cattery in Malaysia, do you mind me asking how much did they charge you for the cat alone? I'm trying to compare the costs of importing one from overseas to M'sia or just buying one from the cattery in here. Heard they charge you an arm and a leg for a kitten. So might as well be a smart buyer and evaluate pros and cons of both methods.

And thanks for the link of the cattery in Aus. They seem to have such beautiful blue kitties. But do they actually provide international shipping for the kitties? Sorry ya if i ask you a lot of things, since you have started negotiating with them, might as well ask directly from you.

Hi thanks for your feedback. I will try to understand about the procedures well. Quite a hassle but since importing one from overseas for a pet quality BSH is practically cheaper than buying one from Malaysia cattery. I don't really like certain catteries' policies here in M'sia, and some really put a very expensive price for a kitten for a pet quality kitten. And no, Im not talking about the BSH kitten, it's just i know some catteries over charge expensively because they are monopolising some breeds. Some people just love to own a specific breed of cat, let's say a BSH for a long-term companion but they put a policy that if we buy from them, we have to show them off at a CFA show bla bla. I dont really agree to that policy because we buy things and then let's us decide whether to join the shows or not.

This post has been edited by emy_xvidia: Nov 17 2011, 10:43 PM

give them lactose-free milk if possible. Not those dutchlady ones. Even cheap kitten powder milk is rich with lactose one. Check the ingredient 1st before buying. Most cats are lactose-intolerant. Just be on the safe side, don't give them milk. If then can eat solid food ady, I dont think by not giving them milk would affect them. Those premium brand like RC babycat have those nutrition already to cater for their needs.

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Added on November 20, 2011, 3:24 pmhi, not noticing your post earlier. I believe eggs are good for cats. Especially the boiled one. I got one cat who loved to eat hard-boiled eggs one. But the only significant effect i think when they fart, it's unbelievably strong and smelly one, worse than their shit's odor. Try it, and avoid them farts! Hahaha

This post has been edited by emy_xvidia: Nov 20 2011, 03:24 PM

i boiled him an egg just now, but this new kitty of mine is damn choosy. never touched the damn egg at all. only sniffed for a few seconds then went off. mixed it with RC oso he didn't wana eat. If put RC alone then only eat like tiger cubs. Last time i was so rajin one i boiled him a part of chicken, the breast mixed with boiled mackerel also didn't even bother to even taste em. now i wonder is he a a real kitty?

my last cat one, a normal DSH couldn't even resist an egg. even if i left the egg with its shell was still there, he would play it around and smack it to the wall to eat it. and he was fat. time to look for other kitteh.

usually cheaper doing it at the gov vet. but not really so in KL, some vets do offer some kind of promotion to promote desexing cats, especially the DSH, DLH ones. where's your location anyway?