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I recently adopted two 2 year old cats. Forthemosdtpart the cats are sweet, playful and lethargic. However, by night, they are very active. Because of this I don't want them in my room. They are constatnly scratching on my door. How do I stop them? thanks
by karbear on October 13th, 2008
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How can I deter my cat from kneading my carpet? I live in an apartment complex, so it's their carpet that's getting clawed. I NEED to stop her!
by Joy on March 25th, 2008
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How much furniture has your cat ruined?
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My cat does keading on my tummy, this is something new to him, he never did it when he was a kitten, my question is when my cat kneads on my tummy his hind leg shake which concerns me, have any idea why?
by Cuddles on May 12th, 2008
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Yeah...not quite. It is instinctive...but in a more maternal sense like another answer has mentioned.
by Beeslo on April 12th, 2006