That's should be no problem I think.

My cats like to sleep in the morning/daytime & ransacking the place at night.

Depending on how you defined affordable, you'll likely need to pay 3 times more than what you pay for prodiet. Just give you a heads up. LuQEE listed above some of the brand that you & your cat might like.

What is the reason you decided to changed from the old brand?

I have feed my cats with prodiet dry food a couple of times before. All I can say my cats have good bowel movement with it. Whenever my cats have diarrhea, I feed them prodiet. It calm their digestive system right away.

Middle-grade cat food that is not really expensive that I know are Kiska & Visscay. Less colorful & slightly better ingredients. You might want to try them.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Mar 21 2016, 09:47 AM

I have never heard it is a bad thing. So far none of the articles I have read talk about coloring. I would believe if it was based on a proper research though.

I hope she get better soon. I never have experience with cat like this but I know how it feels when having asthma. Did the vet so far give you some kind of inhaler or something? Fluid in the lungs...that something else right, at least not regular asthma.

Sorry, I have never use one before. Even if you use automated food dispenser, you should at least ask your neighbor or friends to come & check out your cat even at least once a day is enough.

Yeah, you should get 2nd opinion. Especially the fluid in the lungs is not comfortable & painful that I have been told.

Keep him warm & don't let it go outside of the house to prevent infections which can be too much for young kitten immune system to fight. Regularly clean his nose & eyes. Feed him with wet food.

Is that his current pic? He look good.

I think it depends on your cat fur; like long or short. I use something similar like in the picture below but the "teeth" close together like in the 2nd picture. Pretty good in removing matted and undercoat fur on my cats with medium/long & thick fur.

Likely a domestic cat but domestic cat can some time produced look-a-like cats too. I have maine coon & briman look-a-like cats.

That is one beautiful cat, btw.

I always love to read story with happy endings. I hope she get well soon.

You should come back to Malaysia more often. Yes, they are Malaysian. That guy almost a celebrity. http://www.deherbs.com.my/v1/index.php/shop-store

There's animal authority but I doubt the organization is "sophisticated" like US or other developed country. I mean for them cat is cat regardless what breed is.

I didn't watch the video but wild animal will always be wild & will not have "normal" connection with their owner like "normal" cats. The only way to have good connection if you adopt it since it still a baby.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Jun 26 2016, 07:52 AM

If he imported the animal then there is high likely he have a certificate from relevance authority.

Yeah, I agree. Wild animal should be left alone in their own habitat.

You can buy catnip seeds at local pet online store. This for example:-
http://www.catsgarden.com.my/product_info....products_id/607

As for "pokok kucing galak" plant, I also heard it is easily available in our country but I also don't know how to identify the plant.

Yeah, likely this. When free, they can find comfortable place for them to lie down whereas in the cage there's no way to go. They may also stressing out when they cannot escape from the heat.

If caging them is a must for you, they're a couple of options though. One, you can let them loose in the house during daytime but cage them at night. Two, put the cage in the house during day time, with fan turn on of course & outside at night. Option one seems better IMO especially in our climate because the fan likely just going to recycle the hot air which will not help at all.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Jul 16 2016, 12:08 AM

My rule of thumb, as long as they have good bowel movement, then you're feeding them well. Now about the nutrient, whiskas canned food should be ok I think. The whiskas dry food that I don't recommend.

For dry food, you should look at the ingredient. If possible you should void dry food if it have maize/corn as the main source of nutrient. Other ingredient like rice, I'm ok with it. I'm more liberal than other cat's lover. My cat's fur is shiny, they are healthy, and have good bowel movement. Anyway, you should choose dry food that use chicken/fish/lamb as main source of protein.

The correct way to change the food, you should slowly introduced the new food to them. If your cat have sensitive tummy, it can be time consuming. I have been there & you should be patient. My suggestion is that, put a small amount of new food with their ordinary food. Maintain the ratio until your sensitive tummy cat get used to the new food, then you can increase the amount of new food & decrease the amount of old food. I can not really give you how long it may take but if their poop remain wet or watery after a week, you should stop feeding them the new food & return to their ordinary food right away. Although if the poop is still watery (wet is ok IMO but watery is big no no) after a couple of days, you should just stop feeding them the new food right away. Try other dry food.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Aug 7 2016, 02:50 PM

Give them some time. They will become freindly again.

BTW, you should be able to know whether that is your cat or not based on how it react or behave around you, whether she response to the name you use to call her, whether she go to her favorite spot when resting/sleeping, etc. There always at least one unique behaviour that you can distinct her from the other cats.

My cat say hi!


There's huge choices but it depends on your location (availability) & also depends on how you define affordable. The best food depends on the ingredients.

Did she already spayed or not? I only have seen this kind of behavior on non-spayed female cats especially when on heat. Cloth, plastic bag are few things that they like to pee on.