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		<pubDate>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:52:43 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Do birman cats tend to get poop  in their fur (dingleberries)?</title>
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			<p>I am looking for a new kitty and the birman sounds perfect, but I am concerned about the long hair.  Do they tend to get poop stuck on their behind like persians?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 940529								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/birman" rel="nofollow tag">birman</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/poop" rel="nofollow tag">poop</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/dingleberries" rel="nofollow tag">dingleberries</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/grooming">Grooming</a>
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				1 ANSWER 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 15:40 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 07:40 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My cat teared up my books and kncoked them down when I was gone, and I play with her a lot</title>
		<link>http://www.catster.com/answers/question/my_cat_teared_up_my_books_and_kncoked_them_down_when_i_was_gone_and_i_play_with_her_a_lot-37221</link>
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					Brittney Spears</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/chewing" rel="nofollow tag">chewing</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON today at 3:33pm<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 15:33 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 07:33 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>cat goes potty in litterbox and the smell is horrible and he runs out of litterbox very fast afterward
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		<link>http://www.catster.com/answers/question/cat_goes_potty_in_litterbox_and_the_smell_is_horrible_and_he_runs_out_of_litterbox_very_fast_afterwa-37220</link>
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			<p>				ASKED BY
									Guest 374176								
													IN <a href="/answers/health_and_wellness">Health & Wellness</a>
								ON today at 3:02pm<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 15:02 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 07:02 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My cat peed on my bed, I think, but the pee came out colorless and odorless. HELP!</title>
		<link>http://www.catster.com/answers/question/my_cat_peed_on_my_bed_i_think_but_the_pee_came_out_colorless_and_odorless_help-37219</link>
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			<p>So, my cat is about 3 years old, is not on medication and the doctor says he is healthy at every checkup. He has not been acting differently at all. He sleeps with me in my room almost every night; but last night when  I got out of bed to turn off the TV, he followed me as usual, and as I was about to get back in bed, I noticed a wet spot where he was laying. The spot was odorless and colorless. It was like I might have spilled water or something, but I didn't. Does anyone have any idea what this could be??? I just want to make sure he is ok :x <br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 220529								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/clearpee" rel="nofollow tag">clearpee</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/odorlesspee" rel="nofollow tag">odorlesspee</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/health_and_wellness/other_health_and_wellness">Other Health & Wellness</a>
								ON today at 1:51pm<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 13:51 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 05:51 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Can cats be born without claws?</title>
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			<p>I doubt they can, but for some reason, Miko did not have claws when she came to us about a year or two ago. My mother's first assumption when she realized Miko was clawless, (which was about 8 months or so after she came here) was that she maybe had an owner who had her declawed and escaped from inside the house. But everything else about her seemed to indicate that she was a stray... She was hanging with other stray kitties... We also think maybe she was fixed because she hasn't become pregnant yet (as far as we know) and there are lots of stray male kitties that come around. Anyway, my question is.. Can cats be born without claws, or was she declawed at one time? I'm asking because I don't want to feel guilty that my mom kept someone else's cat, thinking it was a stray...

Edit: A majority of this town's animals are strays, and most people here don't assume otherwise. :( They just feed them if they come in the yard. My mom had her for awhile before she realized Miko's claws were gone<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					<a href="/cats/1030035">
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					Miko</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/declawing" rel="nofollow tag">declawing</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/declawed" rel="nofollow tag">declawed</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/claws" rel="nofollow tag">claws</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/health_and_wellness/other_health_and_wellness">Other Health & Wellness</a>
								ON today at 8:15am<br />
				
				3 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 08:15 GMT 
		<pubDate>Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 00:15 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>What Kind of Kitty am I?</title>
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			<p>Mommy thinks I have Russian Blue in me, but sissy thinks I'm just a domestic shorthair. What do you think?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Miko</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/russianblue" rel="nofollow tag">russianblue</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/breed" rel="nofollow tag">breed</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/breeds">Breeds</a>
								ON today at 7:51am<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 07:51 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 23:51 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>my cat ate something that is stuck in her throat, it feels like a bone. she hacks hard at times and screams in pain?????</title>
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									Guest 278429								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/objectstuckinthroat" rel="nofollow tag">objectstuckinthroat</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/health_and_wellness/swallowing_foreign_objects">Swallowing Foreign Objects</a>
								ON today at 2:11am<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 02:11 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 18:11 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The same stray tom cat who rolls on his back has a tendency to swipe &amp; hiss at my feet as I bring him his food. </title>
		<link>http://www.catster.com/answers/question/the_same_stray_tom_cat_who_rolls_on_his_back_has_a_tendency_to_swipe_and_hiss_at_my_feet_as_i_bring_-37203</link>
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			<p>stray tom cat hiss's &amp; swipes at my feet when I bring him his food. He likes to be hand fed &amp; is very gentle not to bite my hand. Does this cat have a split personality or is he just hungary ?  I like female cats as they are smarter &amp; gentle. These tom cats like to use thier paws alot &amp; act too maucho at times but I still enjoy em !<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 048478								
													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON today at 12:12am<br />
				
				1 ANSWER 
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		Fri, Nov 20th 2009, 00:12 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 16:12 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Could eating poop make Ayla throw up?</title>
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			<p>So Ayla woke me up at midnight last night and she smelt awful so I went down stairs and sure enough she had pooped in the litter box. I could see that it was a mushy poop and that while covering it up she had stepped in it. I guess she had tried to lick it off her feet. I cleaned the rest of her feet off with a gentle baby soap and water. But while I was cleaning out the litter box she threw up a little stomach acid. She's fine this morning, playing, eating, drinking. So could licking and basically eating the poop off of her feet make her throw up? I know it would have made me throw up? Thanks.<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Ayla</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/throwingup" rel="nofollow tag">throwingup</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/health_and_wellness/illness_and_disease">Illness & Disease</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
				1 ANSWER 
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 23:53 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 15:53 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>My cat is having seizures for the first time and shes 3.</title>
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			<p>I woke up one night and it was midnight and I heard my cat crying and being hysterical. I turned on a light and at the foot of my bed, lying on her side was my cat. she was having a fit. She was skaking violently and I didnt know what to do. i screamed for my sister and she immediatly picked her up, Kitty's convulsing stopped just like that but she couldnt walk for a long time. I need to know if this is serious and if I should get a vet to her???? Please! Im worried for her! Im afraid she'll die! Please help her. Thank you!<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 977429								
													IN <a href="/answers/the_catster_website/pet_page">Pet Page</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 18:03 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 10:03 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>There is a (friendly) stray female that hangs around my house. She stretches a lot and is unbalanced. What is this?</title>
		<link>http://www.catster.com/answers/question/there_is_a_friendly_stray_female_that_hangs_around_my_house_she_stretches_a_lot_and_is_unbalanced_wh-37185</link>
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			<p>I estimate she is about 1 year old.  At first I thought the stretching was a nervous habit. She stretches out her back legs and will stay in that position for a full minute. She is rubbing on everything (because I think she's in heat). But also her balance is horrible.  She is very wobbly.  Is this a normal cat trait?  Both of my cats are great jumpers &amp; climbers.  This is all new to me.  Thanks!<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Jesse</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/unbalanced" rel="nofollow tag">unbalanced</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/wobbly" rel="nofollow tag">wobbly</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/stretching" rel="nofollow tag">stretching</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/heat" rel="nofollow tag">heat</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/female" rel="nofollow tag">female</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/health_and_wellness">Health & Wellness</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 14:14 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 06:14 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>i was giving my cat 1 scoop dry food in am and 1 in pm but lately i have been adding 1 can fancy feast  at dinner time  </title>
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			<p>can i stop the scoop at nite  will that be enough food for her she weighs about 13 lbs<br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					Jenny</a>
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													IN <a href="/answers/food_and_nutrition">Food & Nutrition</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
				2 ANSWERS 
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 11:17 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 03:17 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>How do I discover what it is my cat needs to keep him from vocalizing so much?</title>
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			<p>Every morning around 4am, my cat comes in my room, sits on the windowsill, and begins to mew very loudly. He will usually quiet down after a while but is always back in the room in an hour or less, doing the same thing. He is keeping me from sleeping and making me a very cranky owner. I tried getting up and feeding him when he first starts, thinking that he was hungry, but that did not help. My cat is about 10 months old, long hair, and neutered. The mewing usually stops when I actually get out of bed, so I'm concerned that he just merely does not like me sleeping. How can I get this behavior to stop?<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 626429								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/vocalizing" rel="nofollow tag">vocalizing</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/vocal" rel="nofollow tag">vocal</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training">Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 19th<br />
				
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		Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 08:49 GMT 
		<pubDate>Thu, Nov 19th 2009, 00:49 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>is there a herb or something or liquid to stop cats from relieving themslfes in a certain area?</title>
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			<p>We have some cats that keep pooping ina gate path<br /><br />				ASKED BY
									Guest 184429								
									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/pooping" rel="nofollow tag">pooping</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/behavior_and_training/other_behavior_and_training">Other Behavior & Training</a>
								ON Nov 18th<br />
				
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		Wed, Nov 18th 2009, 17:11 GMT 
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		<title>My ten week old kitten keeps pulling fur off of my two older cats.  How would I go about stopping this behavior?  (He is</title>
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			<p>Kitten is not being aggressive as far as I can tell, he is just playing.  <br /><br />				ASKED BY
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					<a href="/cats/1059839">
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					Pixie</a>
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									TAGGED <span class="tags"><a href="/answers/tag/fur" rel="nofollow tag">fur</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/play" rel="nofollow tag">play</a>, <a href="/answers/tag/pullingfur" rel="nofollow tag">pullingfur</a></span>													IN <a href="/answers/kittens">Kittens</a>
								ON Nov 18th<br />
				
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		Wed, Nov 18th 2009, 15:46 GMT 
		<pubDate>Wed, Nov 18th 2009, 07:46 GMT</pubDate>
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