Recent content by fsshaer

I have three cats, and one bun. My cat's ages are 13, 5, and 3. My rabbit just hit 2 a few months ago. My 13 year old cat has ALWAYS had litterbox problems until i moved out of my parents' house and took her as all MY responsibility instead of a family pet. Her litterbox issues stopped once I...

Clover loves kisses!! She doesn't like being picked up--but they calm her down when she does get held. She really loves laying on the floor and getting forehead and snoot smooches, they're her favorite. Sometimes it you stop, she'll come up and wiggle her little bunny lips on your face--followed...

My fiance and I live in Coraopolis, PA. Close enough right? We didn't take Clover here to be spayed, but we did very recently take her here for a check up and about her gunky eyes. Dr. Keffer was very good with Clover and patient. She also answered all the questions we had. The price for...

I have put a blanket on the carpet she's been peeing on and put her litterpan on top of that, along with some other items of hers. She's stopped peeing on the carpet, but occasionally tinkles on the blanket--BUT has been using the litterpan more again. So issue semi-solved, hahah!

We were considering bringing her to a vet soon for a check up. Her urine seems to be normal and I regularly check her bum area and clean it for her. May bring her in soon anyway just to be safe for her.

I also do not think it is accidental or an infection as it's only on the living room's extra carpet. She goes in her litter pan in her cage and hasn't had one incident in there. My fiance and I feel like she's just TOO comfy and is disregarding the litter box in this room altogether, and instead...

It is mostly random, but usually on the black carpet in the center of the room. I've put a blanket for her on the carpet, and her litterpan on the blanket. She's been peeing mostly on the blanket now, but it's obviously still going through to the carpet... She seems pretty comfortable to me, I...

It's not very good quality, but I like this one because it looks like she tried to take an Ellen-style selfie.

Hello everyone! I adopted a spayed female August of last year, she was a year and a half old then. So she's over two by now. When we adopted her, she was fully littertrained (and spayed). She rarely made mistakes outside of it. She was given a poor diet of treat-filled mixed pellets. Still...

You know, I always wondered how you would go about telling two similar buns apart (or cats, etc.)... Interesting to find out!

We have three cats, and they all love Clover very much. She's very used to cats from the shelter we adopted her from--she even breaks them up when they argue. Hahah.

Yes, I have read and been told by some breeders I've ran across to never let the two stay together in the same cage until we are %100 sure they will be absolutely fine. I wanted to look into getting her a friend around the time we decide to upgrade her cage so it feels newer to her and like new...

It's not the BEST picture, but I had to take it while I could. Clover actually got under my blanket and laid up on my arm for a bit, and let me pet her. I've had her since August, but she was very neglected until then. We're making progress!

So, Clover, who was adopted in August, is finally feeling like a real part of the tiny family I have here. We're a small family of two humans (soon to be wed next year), three cats, and one bunny now. I'm so happy! I would like to make sure Clover is the happiest she can be, though. Lately she's...

Not the best picture, but she decided to take a nap in my armpit.