Live Chat with Dr. Pam Reid
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In honor of Adopt-A-Shelter-Cat Month, we're hosting a LIVE chat with Dr. Pam Reid, Vice President of the ASPCA’s Animal Behavior Center. Please join us on June 20, from noon to 2 PM EST, and get answers to all your cat-related BEHAVIOR questions.
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Thanks all for a great cat chat! Special thanks to our amazing ASPCA behavior experts, Dr. Pam Reid, Dr. Jennifer Sobie, and Carmen Buitrago for helping us understand our feline friends. Chat ya later!
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I lost my job in March and have been managing to keep my head above water until recently. My Sheltie, Smokey, got very sick and was put on several medications with vet bills running close to $500. While he is feeling much better, in the process of...
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LMAO Belles too funny I cracked up. Have thought about self cleaners before but was not sure if it would scare them off. The fountians interest me though for drinking water. As for the litter box yes need to connect it to toilet plum...
Belles I also free feed, only had an issue with one cat, whom we nicked Hoover, he would inhale any food possible then present it back.
I agree cats are individuals as are dogs, some do fine with free feeding others do better with timed feedings.
The animal may be injured to the extent that he'll heal without human intervention. They are *very* tough,
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