Comments for Cats-dogs.co.uk | Pet Advice http://cats-dogs.co.uk Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:54:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Owning a Dog – Important Dietary Considerations by Candy http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2010/01/21/owning-a-dog-%e2%80%93-important-dietary-considerations/#comment-6211 Candy Wed, 10 Feb 2010 03:06:57 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=121#comment-6211 Thanks for the nice post. I totally agree that dogs should be fed at regular intervals so that they can digest their food well. :) Thanks for the nice post. I totally agree that dogs should be fed at regular intervals so that they can digest their food well. :)

]]> Comment on Is your cat overweight? by Fiona http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2009/08/20/is-your-cat-overweight/#comment-6208 Fiona Tue, 02 Feb 2010 21:39:43 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=112#comment-6208 Hi, I have just watched your video about checking if your cat is overweight - mine seems to be and I'm just not sure what to do about it. I did reduce his food intake a couple of months ago, so now he gets fed once in the morning and once in the evening - small amounts. Before he was being fed right throughout the day by my brother and boyfriend as well as myself. He likes to go out, but it's hard to keep his attention when I try to play with him inside. He's been less active because of this winter weather too. If you can give me any tips or pointers to help me help him reach a healthier weight I'd be much obliged! I know it's important - I wouldn't want to jeopardise his health. Thanks, Fiona. Hi,

I have just watched your video about checking if your cat is overweight - mine seems to be and I’m just not sure what to do about it.

I did reduce his food intake a couple of months ago, so now he gets fed once in the morning and once in the evening - small amounts. Before he was being fed right throughout the day by my brother and boyfriend as well as myself.

He likes to go out, but it’s hard to keep his attention when I try to play with him inside. He’s been less active because of this winter weather too.

If you can give me any tips or pointers to help me help him reach a healthier weight I’d be much obliged! I know it’s important - I wouldn’t want to jeopardise his health.

Thanks,

Fiona.

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]]> Comment on Cat whisperer by sarah http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2008/10/02/cat-whisperer/#comment-6179 sarah Thu, 27 Aug 2009 17:39:25 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=68#comment-6179 hi i have a traumatised tabby cat and we would really like to have a cat whisperer but am finding one with little luck i live in derbyshire and am having problems finding one any ideas or hints??? thanks hi i have a traumatised tabby cat and we would really like to have a cat whisperer but am finding one with little luck i live in derbyshire and am having problems finding one any ideas or hints???
thanks

]]> Comment on Dog Spaying and neuter by anon http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2008/08/07/dog-spaying-and-neuter/#comment-6122 anon Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:14:28 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=31#comment-6122 anyone who gets testicular implants for their dog needs their head checked. anyone who gets testicular implants for their dog needs their head checked.

]]> Comment on Over 50% off in the Puchi Sale - Designer Petwear by Designer Lulu http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2009/01/05/over-50-off-in-the-puchi-sale-designer-petweat/#comment-6099 Designer Lulu Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:03:44 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=91#comment-6099 Thanks for the site, it is great. They have a huge range of the cutest dog clothes. Thanks for the site, it is great. They have a huge range of the cutest dog clothes.

]]> Comment on Cat whisperer by Choy http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2008/10/02/cat-whisperer/#comment-6088 Choy Tue, 09 Dec 2008 22:51:48 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=68#comment-6088 Hi, I have a 2 year old tabby girl whom we brought from a private seller aged 6 weeks. She is a domestic cat and her name is Cocoa. She has a poor temperament whereby she hisses, scratches and bites. She isn’t so bad with me but she is unfriendly around my partner (who has been around her as long as I have) and when we have guests. In saying that, she is super affectionate whenever she wants feeding or when she has just woken up. I find this becoming more stressful as her unsocial behaviour has led my partner saying “if she doesn’t behave, we’ll have to put her in a home.” He gets upset because we provide her with so much love yet he feels our cat is ungrateful. We always see cat snuggling up/brushing against to their owners/strangers and we see cats that allows them to be held – that would only be a dream come true for me. We have toys for her to play with; she lives in a warm and cosy home and has lots to eat. We’ve searched on the net about misbehaving cats and tried out various suggestions. I really don’t want to get rid of her. My partner brought me Cocoa after my miscarriage and she means a great deal to me. She really is like family. Can you please help me? Can someone come out to tame her, similar to dog-whisperer but for felines? She really does mean so much to me and would hate to let her go. I hope to hear from you soon. Hi,

I have a 2 year old tabby girl whom we brought from a private seller aged 6 weeks. She is a domestic cat and her name is Cocoa.

She has a poor temperament whereby she hisses, scratches and bites.

She isn’t so bad with me but she is unfriendly around my partner (who has been around her as long as I have) and when we have guests.

In saying that, she is super affectionate whenever she wants feeding or when she has just woken up.

I find this becoming more stressful as her unsocial behaviour has led my partner saying “if she doesn’t behave, we’ll have to put her in a home.” He gets upset because we provide her with so much love yet he feels our cat is ungrateful.

We always see cat snuggling up/brushing against to their owners/strangers and we see cats that allows them to be held – that would only be a dream come true for me.

We have toys for her to play with; she lives in a warm and cosy home and has lots to eat. We’ve searched on the net about misbehaving cats and tried out various suggestions.

I really don’t want to get rid of her. My partner brought me Cocoa after my miscarriage and she means a great deal to me. She really is like family.

Can you please help me? Can someone come out to tame her, similar to dog-whisperer but for felines?

She really does mean so much to me and would hate to let her go.

I hope to hear from you soon.

]]> Comment on Dog illness diagnosis by rachel http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2008/08/08/dog-illness-diagnosis/#comment-6077 rachel Tue, 25 Nov 2008 08:59:03 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=32#comment-6077 hi i have a 14weeks old cavalier king charles female i also have a 10 wek old cav boy hthe boy has just got over what seems to be kennel cough he has been treated with antibiotics now my female has started coughing she has diareah and blood in her poo she has also been eating the other dogs poo is this anything to wory about hi i have a 14weeks old cavalier king charles female i also have a 10 wek old cav boy hthe boy has just got over what seems to be kennel cough he has been treated with antibiotics now my female has started coughing she has diareah and blood in her poo she has also been eating the other dogs poo is this anything to wory about

]]> Comment on Dementia care with the help of a service dog by Jacquie http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2008/10/03/dementia-care-with-the-help-of-a-service-dog/#comment-6066 Jacquie Tue, 18 Nov 2008 16:43:22 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=69#comment-6066 Hi I'm an Occupational Therapist, and have specialised in Dementia for almost ten years. I'm also passionate about our clever canine friends; after seeing various programmes about "support dogs" I have wondered about how I could combine both my interests. I found your site really interesting, and would be interested to find out more. Hope to hear from you. Kind regards, Jacquie Gowans Hi
I’m an Occupational Therapist, and have specialised in Dementia for almost ten years. I’m also passionate about our clever canine friends; after seeing various programmes about “support dogs” I have wondered about how I could combine both my interests.

I found your site really interesting, and would be interested to find out more.

Hope to hear from you.

Kind regards,
Jacquie Gowans

]]> Comment on Proper type of food by Warren http://cats-dogs.co.uk/2008/08/14/proper-type-of-food/#comment-6023 Warren Mon, 22 Sep 2008 20:13:52 +0000 http://cats-dogs.co.uk/?p=36#comment-6023 I have a rescued Westie about 5 years old ( ex breeder ) over the last couple of months she has become extremely smelly and what seems to be sweaty. I have not changed her food or anything else. Any advice I have a rescued Westie about 5 years old ( ex breeder ) over the last couple of months she has become extremely smelly and what seems to be sweaty. I have not changed her food or anything else. Any advice

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