Persian cat

storm35

Ok will tryt hat, thank you.
Cxx

asea

ClaireLR wrote: »

asea, we had one of those brushes to but the furminator works a lot better IMO. I was bit sceptical about buying one as they cost so much but honestly its well worthwhile!

Not saying the zoom Groom is no good, each to their own, personally I just find that the furminator stops them shedding almost any hair.

thank you claire! i think i might give it a try, mu cleo threw up a huge hairball this morning, poor little poppet!

storm35

asea wrote: »

thank you claire! i think i might give it a try, mu cleo threw up a huge hairball this morning, poor little poppet!

Awwwww poor thing.

JennyW_2

I had a persian cross and treated him as any other cat (dad was persian, mum was persian X). He went out and socialised with all the others, however you'll need to groom him as there coats get very matted - I had to keep shaving my cat! Also persian and persian crosses are prone to urinary tract infections. After having stones removed from his bladder (very similar symptoms to cystitis), he had to stay on a special diet). Just something to consider.

storm35

JennyW wrote: »

I had a persian cross and treated him as any other cat (dad was persian, mum was persian X). He went out and socialised with all the others, however you'll need to groom him as there coats get very matted - I had to keep shaving my cat! Also persian and persian crosses are prone to urinary tract infections. After having stones removed from his bladder (very similar symptoms to cystitis), he had to stay on a special diet). Just something to consider.

Aww poor thing Jenny, do you never worry that someone will steal him and sell him on?
Cxx

asea

storm35, maybe you could also look at rescue centres & animal homes when looking for a new cat?

there are so many beautiful cats out there who are likely to be put down as the rescue centres do not have the resources to keep them & you would be supporting a rescue centre as opposed to a private breeder who may be using the animals as a profit making enterprise only (some are lovely though!)

storm35

asea wrote: »

storm35, maybe you could also look at rescue centres & animal homes when looking for a new cat?

there are so many beautiful cats out there who are likely to be put down as the rescue centres do not have the resources to keep them & you would be supporting a rescue centre as opposed to a private breeder who may be using the animals as a profit making enterprise only (some are lovely though!)

Yes Asea, i have and still looking everywhere, theres nowhere within reasonable distance, at all, i have tried rescue and theres nothing about just now.
Thanks hun

kr15snw

Hi

We have recently got a kitten and wasnt too keen on the idea of the cat litter tray, but didnt have a choice as she was going to be a house cat. But then we got one of these Cat toilet

Its brilliant! You cant smell the mess and even better you cant see it (im a bit ewww around mess like that, god knows what Ill be like when I have kids. Lol) This way kitty can do her mess without bothering anyone and doesnt have to go outside

storm35

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh now that looks the business lol thank you, i have saved that in my favs.
Will let you all know when i finally get a kitty.

asea

storm35 wrote: »

Yes Asea, i have and still looking everywhere, theres nowhere within reasonable distance, at all, i have tried rescue and theres nothing about just now.
Thanks hun

good luck!

xxx