Snowy's cats, kittens and other animals thread

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Which is the cuter breed?


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lol subhan Allah ^ i seen that pic somewhere before.. i think its an msn display pic aswell.
I found it with google search for massage the cat. :)

The third winner of this month is:


The MUNCHKIN BREED


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Lol, of course i would! I always do. So they purposely lay like that waiting for one ;D. A rub on their tummy, back, head. They all jump up for one too when my hand is in the air :p lol. They literally stretch out :D. Aww I miss em yo lol.
 
CATS MASSAGE​

How can you know if you're being too gentle or too rough in a massage?​
By : Cat life

You watch the cat's face," Dr. Swanson says.
  • Bad: If the cat tries to run away or it meows or hisses, then you're doing it too roughly:
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    Rough massage
  • Medium: "If the cat is daydreaming or looking around the room and it's not paying attention to you, then you're doing it too softly -- you don't have enough contract for it to be therapeutic:
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  • Good: What you want is that look of concentration; the cat has that look of 'ahhhhhh' on its face." If you notice discomfort or your cat daydreaming, change your touch:
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ok i confess. i am a bad, evil and wicked person.
i am not about to give my cat a massage, much as i enjoy petting him.
mawaddah - great pix!
 
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Actually im not giving any massages to my cat but it's more like scratching to his head,because he will begging for food if you give a massage to them.
 
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Actually im not giving any massages to my cat but it's more like scratching to his head,because he will begging for food if you give a massage to them.
You should try it because reduce the stress and every negative behaviour problem of the cat.:-[

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by Rebecca Sweat - Cat life
"If you massage your cat on a regular basis, it's going to have a better sense of its own well-being -- a better interplay with you, and you will have a better interplay with it, " says Carvel Tiekert, D.V.M., executive director of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.
Benefits:​

  • Massage has many benefits (see sidebar, "More Motives to Massage"), not the least of which is improved circulation. "When you improve circulation, that means tissues are going to function more effectively," Dr. Tiekert says. "Massage improves oxygenation and the ability of the body to dispose of metabolic garbage, which makes everything work better."


  • By massaging your cat on a regular basis, you may actually make your veterinarian's job easier because you will be more tuned in to any health problems. "You will have a sense of what is normal for that cat; if things change, you're going to know and then hopefully do something about it," concludes Dr. Tiekert. You will know if your cat has any skin problems, cuts, lumps or bumps, and you can detect weight loss in its early stages because you're touching your cat on a daily basis.


  • Massage can also go a long way in helping solve behavior problems in cats. Aggression towards people or other cats excessive fear and nervousness territoriality, litterbox problems -- all can be helped through massage.


  • Realize that massage is a supplement to, not a replacement for, veterinary care. "When pet owners massage their pets at home, that dramatically complements the use of drug treatments, acupuncture, surgery and other therapies," says Judith Ray Swanson, D.V.M., a holistic veterinarian in the Chicago area. "When my clients massage their cats between their visits to see me, I can tell the difference. I can't imagine a situation where massage, done properly, would not be useful."
 
Re: Kitty & Tania's Animal Thread

Cats breed

Vote for the monthly breed:)
The 3 finalist competitors are:
The American bobtail breed - 8 votes:
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The Chartreux breed - 5 votes:
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The Munchkin breed - 15 votes:
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Cat Massage - Poll reasults​
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6 readers were agreed that Massage is an excellent relaxant for cat and owner and once you get to know the 'feel' of your cat you can quickly spot anything out of the ordinary that might need treatment sooner rather than later. Massage is regularly used by physiotherapists who can assess the condition of, and any damage to, muscles, ligaments and tendons.

2 votes goes only for a good pat - which also will create a special bond between the owner and cat

1 reader would like to see the cat from distance and if its not possible to avoid the feline would touch her - like last resort.
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1 reader voted for Cha Buri cute pose.:statisfie
 
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CATS NAME​

The meaning of the top 10 female cats name​
By : Dr. Debra Primovic

1. CHLOE – Cats named Chloe are often larger breed cats with very loving and loyal personalities. They aim to please and can be quite “care-free”. Origin: Greek. The meaning is: Greek Shoot or fresh young blossom:
Chloe in the office
Another Chloe
2. LUCY – Lucy is a name often given to spoiled cats. Lucy's are loved and given lots of attention and time. They are alert and not much gets by them without them knowing about it. Many cats named Lucy are described as “beautiful”. Origin: Latin. The meaning is: Light and learning.Most Lucy's are smart cats and good problem solvers:
Lucy having a good time
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Lucy sleeping after birdwatching - i hope she didn't solve the bird problem :-[
 
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