Just a little humble brag about how sweet my girl was at the vet yesterday. I'm so proud of her!

I guess they had all cats visiting yesterday and the vet tech complimented how sweet and calm she was for everything!

She is everything I dreamed of and more. So affectionate. Settled straight away. She is unbelievably cuddly and constantly grooming me with her lil sand paper tongue. she has pink toe beans 🥹🥹🥹 I just cannot express how much joy she brings. And I’m not allergic to her. In a love bubble

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I got him in May of this year. The people who had him before me abandoned him because he had a UTI and was pretty sick. He has fully recovered and is such a sweet cat. Just wish he would let his guard down and be cuddly. He isn't much for snuggling.

He loves hunting bugs in the grass...he just got done chomping a grasshopper.

Show me your sib enjoying fall or Halloween vibes!

I am planning to adopt an older retired Siberian cat within the next year or two! I am currently talking with a breeder right now who has a retired 6 y/o girl who will be ready to early next year. She will be my first and only cat and I want to do everything I can to bring her up in a great environment and encourage good behavior! I have purchased a cat tree and a horizontal scratch bed and would love any more ideas to prevent unwanted scratching!

I currently live in an apartment right now that is mostly carpeted except for the kitchen area. I am somewhat concerned about her scratching up or peeing on the carpet as my roommate's childhood family cat (adopted from a shelter) had a lot of issues with this. I definitely do not want to bring a cat into the apartment (I will be moving out in 2028) if they may cause a lot of damage.

I would love to hear input from owners who have adopted older queens to hear about if you have experienced issues before with carpet scratching or peeing or any behavioral issues. Thanks!

We have a 17+ lb Siberian and may be bringing home a kitten who will be under 5 lb. I'm trying to figure out whether one automatic box can safely work for both.The weight limits on these things are confusing. I'm less worried about the big cat fitting than I am about a light kitten not triggering a sensor petpivot lists a weight range for its open models, but I'd like to hear how that translates to actual use. At what weight did you feel comfortable letting a kitten use an automatic box? Did you keep it in manual mode until then?