u can ask the vet who did the operation, did they fully remove the reproductive organ?

at wht age the cat spayed? previously experienced heat cycle?
or gave birth before?

recently i did sent to my current vet clinic to check on her, they did operate and confirm there isn't any reproductive organ left

the previous vet clinic sent for operation haven't check on them yet as they just recently re-open after renovation.

i spayed her when she 5 years old although she did had gave birth before when 4 years old (during 1st MCO).
additional note : I did spayed operation when she was still on heat.. not sure if this is the reason.

now already 6 years old

then there is nothing to worry about.
5yo already gone tru many heat cycle,
so i guess the memory remains,
jz hv to live with her noisy behavior once in a while.

i hv witness one of the male cat under my care, he is tryin to mate another male cat... lol..
u cant say they main gay...
the fler got neutered when he oredi adult n experienced mating wit female etc,... so once in a while caught d fler doin tht...

There was a stray cat came over to my place (kampung house) years ago so I just let her stay.
Now there's even more of them.

Never caged those cats, just let them roam freely outdoor.
But because it's kampung area there always the occurrence of them gone missing, ate by snake (REALLY), fight with other strays, etc
The grown up ones aren't a problem, it's the small kittens - they just loves to crawl into car engines.

I just made a 2' x 5' x 2.5' height decently large cage but obviously none of them likes being in a cage.
Decide to just DIY as those ready made products are freaking tiny for their price.
Is there method to make them want to stay in cage, or at least not resisting it that much?
Is there somekind of heating product that don't require electricity to put inside cage? They loves to get into/onto vehicles becuase of the residue heat after all.

I bought a pure breed BSH last month.

but my 3 adult cats don't like her. tried many ways online. slow introduce, keep carrier training close to each other, play together, and feed together.

whenever my eyes are not on them, one of the adult cats start growling at her, then the other 2 will also join.
So now I can only leave her in 1 of the room by herself.

it has been 3 weeks since, any ideas or ways you guys tried before that works?

and finally it happened!

Mars pet care is buying champion pet food.

https://catingtonpost.com/mars-is-buying-or...upset-about-it/

dont think it will work.

best bet is u just need to scare the shit out of them several times, and after that when u bang on the car bonet they will sure cabut.

try to sound d horn a lil, then make it bit louder...

fishing out dead burnt kitten is no joke..

This is new. I read you spayed her at 5 years old. Probably it become a habit to her because you spayed her a bit late. Usually we spayed them at younger age. Did she spray urine as well?

Or maybe she have dementia or some kind mental illness.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Nov 5 2022, 01:59 AM

He is showing dominance to another male cat. Female do the same to another female. Not all cats show this behavior though.

Hopefully they won't turn the brand into a mediocre brand......else i would have to find an alternative.....

https://www.catster.com/cat-behavior/whats-...ith-cat-humping

This post has been edited by basilisk: Nov 11 2022, 02:54 PM

Just an update. I have adopted a 9-10 month old female cat from one of the rescuers. Rescuer said the cat is quiet but later I found out the cat was always kept in a cage for 1 month already

Will be receiving the cat next month. Hopefully, the new cat can socialise and play together with my 1 year old male cat.

Also, I was watching some videos, so I have to dedicate a special room for the new cat. I will prepare a separate food bowl and litter box. Hopefully the cat is comfortable enough for the first few days then I can start introducing the male cat's scent to the new cat. Overall, usually how long does it take for a new cat to fully adapt to the new surrounding and to befriend the existing cat?

My current cat should have no issues as he is very friendly to any cat or any human - super sociable

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Nov 15 2022, 09:13 PM

I feed my cat wet food.

But I think I can compromise by giving the cats dried food to use with the auto food dispenser. Water is no issue too.

But what about the litter box? Buy extra litter boxes?

If it works, might be able to save a lot of money as pet hotels are pricey! Like RM70-80/night for a decently large room.

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Nov 15 2022, 09:13 PM

As for the litter box. I have 5 large litter boxes in my house's toilet. That toilet is dedicated for cat's toilet, off limit to human use. I clean them on daily basis. My cats' hates 'dirty' litter box. (I'm a hooman cat slave )

I did install a ventilator, sucking toilet 'fume' straight to outside of the house. Very minimal smell in the house.

Do you have someone coming to check on your cats when you are away? Worried the auto feeder may not work, water fountain toppled over, cats got injured and bleeding, etc?

Nope, just rely on my 5 CCTVs

As for autofeeder, just use gravity based auto feeder. Zero failure. And I don't use water fountain, just a big bowl of water (bottom heavy design). Too heavy to be topled by my notty cats

If something wrong, then I'll ask my friend / neighbour to have a look. So far all good.

Hi.. about to share this as well... I doubt MARS will maintain the good quality foods as before..

it's a sad news .. maybe we can look for alternative already

How often should I bathe an adult cat?

Right now I just apply spot-on treatment (Advocate). Should I also give them baths?

Any cat shampoo to recommend?

Why would you? Cat is a clean freak. They spend most of their time grooming themselves.

Oh okay. So once per month spot on flea treatment is enough? No need any other maintenance for their fur, right?