Try converting your cat slowly from boiled chicken breast to kibbles.
"Campur" the kibbles with the chicken & everyday, slowly increase the amount of kibbles & decrease the amount of chicken.
At first, your cat may avoid from eating the kibbles.
But once he/she's hungry, your cat will have no choice haha.
Always remember that you're the master & not the other way around hehehe

Oh ya. Blackwood has a guarantee on its packaging that cats won't resist their food.
You can try that too.

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Added on January 13, 2012, 2:45 pmUse Frontline spot-on. If your cat stays indoors, it should last about 6 weeks.
& don't forget to bathe your cat.
If your cat has fleas now, most probably the harness has been infected.
So, clean the harness after you've given your cat her Frontline.

p/s: Your cat so COMEL!

This post has been edited by naddie2601: Jan 13 2012, 02:45 PM

I use the same type
If you can't find any in Jusco, try your luck at Petsmore.
But I think they've started bringing in World's Best Cat Litter instead.
I've never tried that brand, because it's corn based.

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Added on January 16, 2012, 10:17 pmHow does it look like?

This post has been edited by naddie2601: Jan 16 2012, 10:17 PM

We called our Munchkin, "Munchkin" since nobody had any ideas on a name.
In the end, we just called her "Meh".
Stuck now.

Because she's the family's cat.
My 1 & only Helios is named after the Greek God because he loves to sun-tan.
& he's orange

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Added on January 22, 2012, 4:35 pmCute!!

This post has been edited by naddie2601: Jan 22 2012, 04:35 PM

By the way, if your cat is like most cats, it WILL resist when you attempt to open his/her mouth.
If you feel that you still need your arms, you may want to wrap your cat up in a towel.
& then, feed it's pill(s)
This saves yourself from being scratched all over.
If your cat 'merajuk', wet food should help.

If your cats continue to lose their appetite for a couple more days, you should take them to the vet.
Of course cats won't eat their meds voluntarily, but they won't generally be 'traumatized'.

One of my kittens is having the same thing.
But seriously minor compared to Salji.
She should recover slowly.
All the best, & persevere!
Also, if you have the time, try to bathe Salji twice a week with anti-fungal shampoo.
You have a big heart for helping her.
Good luck.

Any anti-fungal shampoo will be OK.
Did you bathe Salji on a bright & sunny day?
& did you thoroughly dry her?
Otherwise she's gonna get the flu.

Flower seems like an adorable cat.
But unless you're willing to take care all of her kitties plus the new Dad, just neuter her.
She'll live a longer life with you.
& her 'on heat' moments will be a thing of the past.

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Added on February 23, 2012, 10:11 pmThat's a possibility too.
Poor Salji.
I really hope that she gets well soon.

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Added on February 23, 2012, 10:23 pmWith every cat that I own, I started by holding their paws once a day.
After a while, your cat should get used to it & won't resist when you hold their paws.
From there, here's a simple guide to trim their nails.

http://cats.about.com/cs/declawing/ht/trimclaws.htm

Try to trim you cat's nails when they are sleeping, just woke up or just ate.
They'll be a bit calmer during these moments.
If all else fails, just balut them in a towel. Problem solved hehe.

This post has been edited by naddie2601: Feb 23 2012, 10:23 PM

What pcminc said was unacceptable about kucing kurap.
But we shouldn't 'attack' him in such a way.
Though I know how everybody in this thread loves cats, maybe it's better that we attempt to educate, rather than be aggressive.
For all we know, he may have assumed that kurap is an uncurable disease.

What pcminc does with Flower is up to him.
Since after all, he is the owner.
But if he is willing to be fully responsible of Flower + the male cat & their kittens, then, by all means, let him breed.
But if he's not up to the task, he should consider neutering Flower.
That's my opinion, anyway.

Please lemme borrow your cat.
So comel!!
What's his/her name?
& where did you get the tag on the collar?

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

I use Feline Fresh for my cats.
There are two versions.
I use the one in the purple packaging.
Instead of smelling like pee/poo, it smells like wood.
Reminds me of IKEA.

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Added on April 30, 2012, 8:47 pmI used to have the same problem with one of my cats.
I fixed it by keeping the cat in a cage with food, water & the litterbox.
After a week, he got the message.
So I let him roam free.
After a couple of days, he did it again.
Back to the cage he went.
Cats are pretty smart, since mine never peed outside of his litterbox after that

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Added on April 30, 2012, 8:58 pmWelcome, welcome

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Added on April 30, 2012, 8:59 pmThat's up to you.
Normally, I just let them be.
Unless anything's stuck on their fur, I'll wipe/clean them off.

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Added on April 30, 2012, 9:00 pmSorry to hear about your cat.
Been a while now.
Did he/she return home?

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Added on April 30, 2012, 9:00 pmReally sorry to hear about your cat

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Added on April 30, 2012, 9:03 pm1. I bought a cheap plastic box at a plastic shop & used that.

2. If you're referring to no. of litterboxes, I use 1.
If you're referring to no. of cats, I have 2.
& another 2 cats at my family's place.

3. Place a mat under the litterbox.
I suggest something that you use as floor mats for cars.
You know, the very kasar kind haha.

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Added on April 30, 2012, 9:05 pmMy cat sleeps in my wardrobe every day.
Even newly washed clothes are covered in cat fur.
But you're right.
We are their slaves haha

This post has been edited by naddie2601: Apr 30 2012, 09:05 PM

Really sorry to hear that

This post has been edited by naddie2601: May 2 2012, 07:16 PM

There are cats who love bread.
Short term, it's not hazardous to their health.
But, if you consider long term, it's not a good thing for your cat to eat.
This is because bread contains carbs, which will turn to sugar & stored as fat.
You don't want to have an obese cat.

What you can do is 2 things.
1. Occasionally feed your cat bread. In moderation, cats are OK with bread.
2. Hide your bread. When your kitten attacks the packaging, there is a risk that she'll consume the plastic packaging. That would be really hazardous to your little kitty.

Hope that you manage to control your cat's love of bread.
Good luck

Perfectly normal haha.
My cats do it all of the time.
Now I wonder what they actually dream about.

My cat managed to escape the house twice now.
The first time, he got the right unit, but on the wrong floor haha.
The second time, he was hanging out outside of the house, waiting for me to open the door.
So yes, I think that it's possible.

By the way, just in case you live in a landed unit, I used to have a cat who would always go back to our old house.
Do note that we have moved to a new place.
& the old house was pretty far from the new one.
Either he has a map, or is really good at finding his way

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Added on May 23, 2012, 11:17 pmIf it's sudden behavior & he/she looks unhealthy, you should bring him/her to the vet.
Otherwise, don't worry about it.
Your cat must be very thirsty because of the weather.

This post has been edited by naddie2601: May 23 2012, 11:17 PM

Sounds like your furkids are still kittens.
They'll grow up & develop their own personalities; hopefully they'll learn to show their affections for you by then

But bear in mind that cats show their love in different ways.
Some wait for you to come home, while some may just acknowledge your presence with a nod.
However, I do notice that a cat really starts to love you if you nursed him/her when it was sick.
That or every time you pour food into their bowls