Comments for Cat Breeds And Types Of Cats

Comment on Cat Breeds by admin

admin — Tue, 08 May 2012 16:58:07 +0000

Thank you! This is my cat Ksa (cat breed is mix of Bombay and Siberian Cat), I made a photo of her and decided to use it in the design of my website as a cat that brings good luck. :) Later I will make a page about her!

Comment on Ocicat – Domestic Ocelot by Hellcat

Hellcat — Mon, 07 May 2012 05:18:41 +0000

My mom and I adopted a cat from Petco. Her information said “Michelle is not pregnant, just curvy.” She has short legs, a fat body, her head is pretty small, and her fur is fairly short but coarse. Does anyone know what type of cat she is?

We feel like she may have been abused in the past as she tends to nip at anyone who tries to pet her. She chases her tail which is super cute!

Comment on Siamese Cat Facts by elizaybeth

elizaybeth — Sun, 06 May 2012 20:54:25 +0000

i used to have a siamese cat her name was Mama.this morning at 3:00 in the morning she was strangled by a cyote

Comment on Cat Breeds by JoAnna

JoAnna — Fri, 04 May 2012 19:42:55 +0000

Will you tell me how you did that background, Its amazing!

Comment on All About The Ragdoll Cat by Tangie

Tangie — Wed, 02 May 2012 05:17:37 +0000

She could be a mix of both

Comment on The Gentle Persian Cat by Tangie

Tangie — Wed, 02 May 2012 05:16:03 +0000

Himalayans just have exclusively blue eyes and are color pointed like the Siamese. I read something about them being a Siamese Persian mix.

Comment on Ocicat – Domestic Ocelot by Tangie

Tangie — Wed, 02 May 2012 05:01:24 +0000

No Ocicats are a fully domestic breed which occured when a breeder crossed a Siamese with an Abyssinian. She immediately though of an Ocelot because of the coloring and spots and called it an Ocicat. There is no wild blood in it. No permits needed.

Comment on Facts about the Maine Coon Cat by Jeremy

Jeremy — Wed, 02 May 2012 02:16:53 +0000

My wife suffers from depression and anxiety, so she was prescribed a therapeutic animal. We then found an ad on craigslist.com seeking a good home for a “female” kitten. My wife inquired and was immediately asked “you’re not going to feed her to a snake are you”? The lady who had placed the ad was assured that we would not, and we recieved a black-and-white longhaired kitten.
The first time the kitten, initially named “Lola”, was taken to a vet, we found ou that we had a tom, not a queen. Lola wqas renamed Milo.
Milo had a growth spurt.
It dawned on us that we had a Maine coon kitten on our hands as he practically exploded in size. So far he has gotten up to at least twelve pounds (lean) at a year old and still growing. From what I’ve read they reach full size in three to five years. It doesn’t seem to occur to him just how big he is, and he can be a bit clumsy, but he’s a lovable oaf.

Comment on Siamese Cat Facts by Debbie

Debbie — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 18:50:47 +0000

When I was eight years old my parents gave me a female seal point Siamese cat who was very protective of me. She treated me like I was her kitten and if anyone ever tried to hurt me she would yell at them with a very threating tone. If she did not know where I was, she would go room to room looking for me and crying with a loud tone until I called her. We also, had next door neighbors with two dogs that did not like cats and would chase cats. My Siamese cat Lady was the only cat the dogs would not chase even when my neighbors would walk their dogs without leases (the dogs knew better). She would even go in their house and backyard.
One day Lady got into a fight with a German Shepherd and the dog ending up with a bloody nose and my cat did not even have one bite or scratch mark from the German Shepherd.

Years later I rescued a male chocolate point Siamese cat from the shelter and I named him Simon. One summer when I went on vacation with my family I found out that my cousin Debbie had a male seal point Siamese cat named Simon. How cool is that. What are the odds that cousins with the same first name have the same type of cat with the same name?

Comment on Give Advice! by Elaine

Elaine — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 23:24:17 +0000

My mother has a Siamese cat that gets sick to her stomach about once a week . The Dr suggested we put golf balls in her food to slow her down when she eats but that has not helped. We tried Homeopet Digestive upset medication that was supposed to calm her stomach but that has not help either. Anyone else have this problem? She was a stray that my Mom rescued about 5 years ago we think Cleo is about 10. We have tried dry and wet a number of different brands but she still gets sick. Thanks in advance for any help!