Cat Q&A

very funny cat tries to jump over gate but misses!!! MUST WATCH!! very very funny cat video!

( my cat is a rare breed, we already have homes for the kittens when she does get pregnant, she went through her cycle, and we have a male of the same breed, but we dont know if they mated, they seemed to be having quite a bit of trouble., its been about 3 weeks since she went into heat).

we have a rare cat called an Egytpian Mau. his mother is a calico color but is built like an Egytpian Mau. i just found out that he was a rare cat today. we didn’t know what he was so i looked it up, finally. he is built like like an egytpian mau, and looks exactly like one. he is not neutured, we were gonna, but now that we know he is a rare cat we are not going to. would somebody want to breed him with one of their rare cats. if they do how could i found out about them. we don’t know what kind of cat he has in him because his mom ran off and got preganent. when i looked at pictures of these rare cats, i realized that his mom was built like an egytpian mau, so is it possible for him to produce more egytpian mau cats?
he is already like three years old and we live in the country, so he goes where he pleases most of the time, and there are a lot of stray cats around the corner because this lady feeds the cats that come up and so they keep multiplying. this is where we got his mother. she is fixed, but he isn’t. he used to be allowed inside when we had a litter box, but he doesn’t spray anything when he is inside. he just goes poo. he is extremely sweet, but we are thinking about keeping him inside with a litter box. he is getting a little beat up, which is why we are gonna keep him inside. he doesn’t spray, so we are probably not gonna get him neutured.

Was just wondering; I’d imagine pets like geckos, snakes, parrots, etc would just try to escape as soon as the opportunity strikes, I was just wondering which animals, aside from dogs and cats, would eventually not try to escape and show companionship. thanks.

When T.S. Elliot wrote in a poem (The naming of cats) the lines “(when) I tell you, a cat must have three different names’, he must have owned a cat. Many cat owners would have to agree that finding a cat’s name is both a serious and a fun thing to do and that a cat’s name barely lasts a whole year before they find a new, better and apt name for their pets.

Most cats start out with simple and uncreative names. A black cat given to you by a friend is unsurprisingly called Blacky, much like what you will expect from a fluffy cat named (surprise, surprise) Fluffy. These names (along with the likes of Smokey and Tiger) are given by previous owners who really do not want to be attached to the cat because they are giving it to some other friend. They sort of expect you to change the names of these cats as you take them to your house.

When you give a different name to a cat, you are welcoming him to your family. Most names come from favorite things, like characters from a book, movie or television show. Other names crop up from famous (and infamous) celebrities such as Britney, Saddam or Osama.

Aside from giving your cat a name that first popped into your mind, there’s one fun way that a certain website mentioned. It’s acrophonology – it is the analysis of a name through the qualities of the letters. Before giving your cat or any pet just any moniker, it won’t hurt to give acrophonology a try, right? You can even find online analysis of your cat’s name. Sites that offer this kind of service often deliver a brief summary of the hidden meanings that are within your cat’s name. Sure sounds fun and quite rewarding, right?

Other ideas can come up from cartoons, mythology, ancient historical figures and even from common names of people. There are plenty of names out there and if you can’t think of any, just type ‘cat names’ in your favorite search engine and you’ll find great names that you might have not thought of.

These names though, however good they are, tend to change after certain circumstances. Imagine a cat you named Fatso because he was fat when he was a kitten. All of a sudden, after 1 year he went from a kitten who always slept to a cat that prowls the night. This will build up his body and the once fat kitten is no more. So what about his name of Fatso? It sounds ridiculous introducing him to your friends as Fatso when he is not fat at all, so you are bound to change her name after that.

Another secret with cats names is that you have to be creative. Sometimes you don’t even have to think of a word as cats provide them to you with their actions.

Other cats names change after certain incidents. These incidents include accidents such as your cat breaking a big bottle of strawberry jam (so you named her Strawberry) or like when she cries too much and you can’t sleep for several nights (so she is named Banshee).

The value of your cats name does not only extend to that term of endearment that you would like your lovely feline companion to be regarded with, but your cats name is also important when it’s time for you to train it. If you are planning to make your pet one of the most well-trained, making your cats name easy to say and quite unique will make it easier for you to say it when you have to issue a command. One tip is use your cats name in positive commands such as “come”. When your cat gets accustomed to hearing its name in only positive commands it will learn to love its name.

Truly, naming your cat can be a very rewarding and fun endeavor. It doesn’t have to be a mind-boggling feat. If you really are quite passionate with your feline friend, chances are giving it a name would be a cinch.

big montage of cats doin silly stuff enjoy!

Long funny cat clips very funny.. Must see

I need to know how to pick a best awnser for a cat question I ask. But I dont know how. Help?

A very few people have tried to speak for all of you. It seems some of the great philosophers cannot take the heat.
If they don’t like religious questions in philosophy they are free to ask any question they want to. Buuuut. They cannot handle the compitition and are jealous.

My cat is very agressive. She is two years old. When I adopted her (as a kitten) they told me she cannot be around other animals. She has been to my parent’s though, where there is a dog and cat and does not seem to have too much trouble getting along with them. Lately she gets upset when I am gone for a long time and I think she is lonely. I am considering a kitten to keep her company, but I don’t know if she will accept another animal in her own house. Any suggestions? If I do bring in a new kitten, is she more likely to get along better with a male vs. female? I’ve read a kitten is better than an adult because she may take to it like a mother. Has anyone experienced this?