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I need some help from my cell cat parents. Violet has skin issues and has since we rescued her. She’s been scratching open a sore on her head. I’m trying to get a vet appointment but our vets office just lost a vet and are out 3-4 weeks.
I ordered a cone and a blow up thing but I was wondering if anyone else had a trick to keep their cat from scratching their head while I wait for it to arrive.
It’s right in front of her ear.
Quoted from Spyderturbo007:I need some help from my cell cat parents. Violet has skin issues and has since we rescued her. She’s been scratching open a sore on her head. I’m trying to get a vet appointment but our vets office just lost a vet and are out 3-4 weeks.
I ordered a cone and a blow up thing but I was wondering if anyone else had a trick to keep their cat from scratching their head while I wait for it to arrive.
It’s right in front of her ear.
My childhood cat got some weird skin thing next to his nose. Was a bacterial type infection and the vet had us put vagisil on it and made him wear the come of shame so he wouldn't lick it off. After about 2 weeks he was healed, took a few months for his for to grow back, but it eventually did.
Quoted from Spyderturbo007:She’s been scratching open a sore on her head.
In my limited experience owning cats, that sounds like a 'hot spot'.
Walrus had a big hot spot on his neck when we got him and had been treated and shaved there. I just know it healed quickly after he arrived.
Walrus turned out to be the coolest cat ever. My favorite memories were working at home, and I would call his name, and hear him rumbling through the house and arrive in my office doorway, then I would pat my leg and he would jump right up and settle in for hours. He seemed to behave like a dog, always running to the door to welcome guests and sit with them. On a vet visit, I pulled him out of the carrier and sat him on the table and the vet commented "Wow, Great Cat". I guess he could tell.
Here is Walrus with Meetsie, a smaller "patch tabby".
Quoted from Spyderturbo007:I need some help from my cell cat parents. Violet has skin issues and has since we rescued her. She’s been scratching open a sore on her head. I’m trying to get a vet appointment but our vets office just lost a vet and are out 3-4 weeks.
I ordered a cone and a blow up thing but I was wondering if anyone else had a trick to keep their cat from scratching their head while I wait for it to arrive.
It’s right in front of her ear.
After many cones this is the one I ended up being successful with. I bought it at Petco. I actually use zip ties to secure it around the neck with two fingers in between. Cats can be very obsessive and aggressive when it comes to cleaning a wound. I know you have already ordered a cone online but I would suggest going to your local pet store and buying one now. I usually take it off during supervised feeding and drinking time and then put it back on. Just remember you are helping not punishing your cat even if they think otherwise.
16060493747334245630485717761422 (resized).jpgQuoted from Neal_W:In my limited experience owning cats, that sounds like a 'hot spot'.
Walrus had a big hot spot on his neck when we got him and had been treated and shaved there. I just know it healed quickly after he arrived.
Walrus turned out to be the coolest cat ever. My favorite memories were working at home, and I would call his name, and hear him rumbling through the house and arrive in my office doorway, then I would pat my leg and he would jump right up and settle in for hours. He seemed to behave like a dog, always running to the door to welcome guests and sit with them. On a vet visit, I pulled him out of the carrier and sat him on the table and the vet commented "Wow, Great Cat". I guess he could tell.
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Here is Walrus with Meetsie, a smaller "patch tabby".
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Ha, you said "owning cats" when in reality they own you....lol
Quoted from Jenk540i:Savannah checking out a new pin from a cat’s perspective.
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Edmonton, AB
I’ve posted the original photo before, but I thought y’all might like to see the custom paint-by-numbers kit I did using my favorite picture of our cat up on a pin.
I used this company—had a bad experience w/a different place but I’ve ordered from here a couple of times now and gotten great service every time.
https://canvasbynumbers.com/products/custom-paint-by-numbers-kit
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Quoted from DaWezl:I thought y’all might like to see the custom paint-by-numbers kit I did using my favorite picture of our cat up on a pin.
Now that is cool!
Quoted from Jenk540i:Cat scan or trying to help open it?
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No he wants his fort. Stop being cruel and give it to him.
Quoted from sixgill:Rooster
Named after Cogburn?
Quoted from Jenk540i:Cat scan or trying to help open it?
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Trying to see if she fits.
#IFitsISits
Quoted from Alan_L:Named after Cogburn?
Now that is a crazy coincidence and piece of foreshadowing. He was found near an abattoir being crazily harassed by the local rooster so we adopted him. Ironically named him Rooster.
A couple weeks later the wounds caused an infected eye and he had to have it removed.
So no, but wow!
Quoted from cooked71:Beautiful cat. Amazing markings. What breed is he/she?
Most likely a Bengal. They're beautiful cats.
Quoted from Coyote:This was spotted outside my parent's home
I wonder if they normally keep fish in that fountain. Probably not that bobcats first visit.
Quoted from newovad:A little taller than the Wizard that sat in this place before but he still managed to make it up there. He seemed pretty proud of himself as he's not getting any younger.
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Has he read that “Cat and Mouse” book behind him to the left?
Quoted from Nokoro:Has he read that “Cat and Mouse” book behind him to the left?
No need. He thinks he's a dog.
Quoted from Neal_W:I wonder if they normally keep fish in that fountain. Probably not that bobcats first visit.
No fish, but during non-winter months, it's used a lot by local wildlife as a water source. Likely she's pissed it's frozen over.
Quoted from girloveswaffles:Give him time, He's still at that age where he's still learning what he can get on top of or into.
Snake-Jazz has been pretty good about not getting up onto things like furniture, but for some reason, every time she gets into the Garage, she goes straight for the table with the iMac and gets up there.
My cat was missing for 3 days and we had started to think that he was gone for good. We opened a drawer and he was in it. The drawer was only about 4 inches deep. We never heard him cry and he did not pee or poop in the drawer. No idea how that happened.
Quoted from zr11990:We opened a drawer and he was in it.
Not the first bizarre cat story I have heard like that. That 9 lives myth is no joke!
Quoted from zr11990:My cat was missing for 3 days and we had started to think that he was gone for good. We opened a drawer and he was in it. The drawer was only about 4 inches deep. We never heard him cry and he did not pee or poop in the drawer. No idea how that happened.
That is crazy! We have 2 cats right now, both from the same litter. We got the first for a few days before it became obvious that he needed a companion - so we called the shelter and got his sister too. Once she arrived, after about a day we couldn’t find the male cat. Several hours later his sister is sitting, staring at a drawer in my bureau. I finally opened the drawer... look who’s there! No sounds, no noise, nothing.!!
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:That is crazy! We have 2 cats right now, both from the same litter. We got the first for a few days before it became obvious that he needed a companion - so we called the shelter and got his sister too. Once she arrived, after about a day we couldn’t find the male cat. Several hours later his sister is sitting, staring at a drawer in my bureau. I finally opened the drawer... look who’s there! No sounds, no noise, nothing.!!
He was taking a cat nap! You disturbed him!
Quoted from transprtr4u:-27 with the wind , the neighbourhood stray decided to take advantage of the covered sunroom and bed cover to stay warm and have a nap
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You're a good dude.
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:You're a good dude.
Love all animals... will leave the outside door open a tad ,so at least he has some shelter through the cold snap
Quoted from transprtr4u:-27 with the wind , the neighbourhood stray decided to take advantage of the covered sunroom and bed cover to stay warm and have a nap
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Thank you for doing this ! I wish more people would open their hearts .
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