My cat… My life…

Money MAKER™ asked:


Also, is it ok if i wasnt home during the day due to school, or do they always need supervision.

And do they get along with cats?

Lastly, what work needs to be done if I were to get a dog. Like i know they need to be walked, feed, and have shots done etc. but is there anything else? and is a small dog really hard to take care of?

Thanks!

missrashelle asked:


I have two cats and a fairly small maltese-terrier (all three of them are very very spoiled) but I’m starting to get really annoyed with how often I buy cat food cuz I can’t get the dog to stop eating it! My mom told me to feed the cats at night when the dog’s in his cage but I don’t think that’s fair to my kitties, and they were here first. When I catch him, I spank him and when I can tell he licked the bowl clean I spank him. I promise you he knows very well that he’s not supposed to but doesn’t care that he’ll get smacked when he’s caught. What in the world can I do? Is there some magical food that’s appropriate for cats and small dogs? Anyone have any ideas?
Oh, and they all are fed dry food

Kristen asked:


My 2 cats won’t stop fighting! It’s gotten to the point where my one cat has a bleeding scratch on her ear from the other cat! One cat has claws and the other doesnt, so the one cat has no way to defend herself. Any ideas on how to get them to stop fighting?

witchway asked:


my freind has 4 cats and a dog the dog thinx its a cat can we train him to use a liiter tray like the cats he is a maltese so small and she works all day so hes at home with the cats and poops every where when she is at work sooooooooooo is it possible to litter tray rosewell the dog we need help asap .

dgrissmer asked:


I have 1 kitten who is 3 months old and one adult cat who is 5 years old. Since both cats need different kinds of food (kitten food which has nutrients found in a mother’s milk, and adult formula that has nutrients designed for older cats), I have two separate food bowls. One for the kitten and one for the older cat. The older cat steals food from the kittens bowl which is making her overweight, and the younger one is stealing food from the older cat’s food bowl. I’ve tried mixing some kitten food in with the adult food, but that hasn’t worked. I’ve tried putting the bowls in differnt spots in the house which also hasn’t worked. What would you suggest? Thanks.

claire1332 asked:


This is a question I’ve been wondering about recently. I’ve noticed that a lot more people are getting more than one cat, and a lot of them say it’s because their cat was lonely and needed a buddy (obviously that shouldn’t be the only reason to get another cat). Personally, I have two cats and neither of them act very independent at all. I’m not sure what i think on this matter, but I was wondering what other people think. Do you think cats are evolving to become less independent?

RayRay1284 asked:


Every week someone’s cat walks all over the hood of my car which I just cleaned. The cat leaves their paw prints all over the hood of my expensive car. I have nothing against cats but I always have to clean my car a lot since of this. Is there some sort of scented car wash that will discourage the cat from walking on my car? I have a feeling that the cat likes to sit on my car because it’s warm on the hood.