Journey of Cat in My House

Shy cat

2012-01-28T18:18:00.000-08:00

Look at the title and watch the picture.. Cat can't be shy at camera (I use camera phone)..

Cat waiting..

2012-01-26T05:17:00.000-08:00

I don't want to write detail description.. Just watch this picture...

Like a guard... Watching something..

What in that drain??Look like something there..

Yeah.. That's her kittens.. Tompok and Itam (common cat name)...Like to relax at the drain.. Ooo ya.. Singe was protected her son from other's cat..

A delicious mandarin Orange...

2012-01-21T15:40:00.000-08:00

Happy Chinese New Year for those celebrate it.. On this festive, Mandarin orange become famous. In our house there's 2 box of orange mandarin and it become a place for cat (after it empty). Watch Tompok..

New cat born

2012-01-18T05:19:00.000-08:00

New there's 2 cat was born at our house. Now, it is from Buangan. Watch this ....

Cat tired after work

2012-01-14T19:16:00.000-08:00

A long time I've not update this blog after Oyen gone.. Still sad but that's life...
Okay, in this entry look at Lak..
Lak is tired after work with files. Heheheh.. Just joke only..

R.I.P Oyen

2012-01-02T01:20:00.000-08:00

I just posted about Oyen sick in my previous entry. The entry only about 4 hours ago. Sadly, Oyen can't survive and go to heaven...

Some of Oyen picture

It was small kitten..

With his adopted mother, Buangan..

Sleeping in Weird position.

Sleep with his mother, Manki and adopted mother, Buangan

Get treatment from Vet because of earworm.

The earworm infection..

3 days after treatment

Become a guardhouse..

At his favorite place..

Do some Kungfu moves..

This is Kahreem.. Enemy of Oyen . He always bullying Oyen and become one reason why Oyen trauma to go outside... Oyen tails has been bite by this bad cat...

Oyen interupt my brother's work.

Climb high..

Sleeping with Lak..

Sleep at my back..

Last picture .. And Last day.........

Thanks for become one of our family...

Oyen sick

2012-01-01T22:43:00.000-08:00

Oyen is sick. Maybe get a fever.. He always sleep at the toilet and it is not good.. My sister bathe because he is very smelly.. He also not eating and need to give him a milk....

After get bathe.. Get the sunbathing to dry.

Please pray for Oyen.. Will bring him to vet.

Singe and his son

2011-12-27T04:26:00.000-08:00

Just watch Singe with his son, Tompok and 'unnamed' cat.. Hehehehe.. Dunno what to describe this picture..

Cat bite

2011-12-24T01:46:00.000-08:00

Sometimes, cat is danger if they bite.. Lak also will bite if we interfere his nap...

Yeah.. He bite my leg nail.. Fortunately no bleed . Just a scratch

Cat on the top

2011-12-20T04:21:00.000-08:00

Oyen always on the top but Lak want to steal the place. But cannot.. Watch this picture

New Kitten - Tompok

2011-12-14T04:53:00.000-08:00

As I've mention at my previous entry, Singe give birth and 2 kitten has been born. One of them is Tompok.. Watch this picture and video

This kitten no harm or abuse...

Sleeping together again

2011-12-09T04:26:00.000-08:00

Oyen and Lak always sleep altogether.. Watch this picture..

Isn't it cute this 2 cat sleep..

Ops.. There's Ultraman wannabe want to join the sleep. Hahahahah

Paper model

2011-12-06T03:05:00.000-08:00

Wanna get cutest model for your paper brand? Use Oyen. Heheheheh

Can it sell?

New kitten from Singe

2011-12-02T04:59:00.000-08:00

Another kitten born in our house.. 2 cat from Singe production. He hehehe

Cute Washing machine model

2011-11-30T03:37:00.000-08:00

Wanna get model for your washing machine brand? Watch this picture..

Ain't this model cute?

Eating meal for cat

2011-11-25T05:15:00.000-08:00

Hello. It is a long time not write in this blog. Dunno what to write and don't have any good picture.. Last day, my mother found some mouse on our house. So she bring our cat to see what their reaction... Look at the picture

Cat share place to sleep

2011-11-18T17:37:00.000-08:00

Not all cat really like to share place to sleep. Sometimes they also have moody.. Look the picture Oyen and Lak..

Where's this place??

Another cat will be born

2011-11-14T05:10:00.000-08:00

OO. Singe is pregnant now.. How many cat will be born??

Cat love to listen music

2011-11-11T17:55:00.000-08:00

Look at the picture. Oyen near at the radio (this radio is very old) .Did he like music???

Don't trust picture.. It is just a joke..

Sleep on carpet

2011-11-09T04:18:00.000-08:00

It is lovely to watch the cat sleep.. Lak and Oyen sleep on the carpet... Very cute..

Cat with human

2011-11-06T04:34:00.000-08:00

Watch this cat picture.. Sometimes they curious about human face.. Look Lak and me... hehehe

Cat find place to sleep

2011-11-03T04:28:00.000-07:00

Sometimes, our cat will gathering to sleep but not all of them will gathered in same place. Look at the picture..

Oyen sleep between my leg...

Cat eat

2011-11-01T06:29:00.000-07:00

At last, Lak can eat by himself.. No need to feed milk after this.. Good

Cat love KFC

2011-10-30T06:07:00.000-07:00

Hehehe.. Oyen always interupt when our family enjoyed Kentucky Fried Chicken.. Look at him.. Still on the desk waiting for KFC..

Cat sleep on the pillow

2011-10-28T22:46:00.000-07:00

Cat also can sleep on the pillow. Look at the Lak.. Firstly, he just touched the pillow. About 2-3 minutes he is on the top of pillow..

Cat at the bag

2011-10-26T06:50:00.000-07:00

Watch how Oyen and Buangan sit on laptop bag.. Gr....And look at Oyen reaction after I push him . Can't give them to lay on the bag. It will damage the laptop bag... The bag is not cheap ..

He look like sulky.. Huhuhuhu

Twin cat become bigger

2011-10-25T06:26:00.000-07:00

Before this, I've write an entry about twin cat come to our house . Nowadaya, the twin black cat has grown. Just snap one of his/her picture.. They are very noisy cat...

Okay.. I'll put older picture..

Cat dance

2011-10-22T05:12:00.000-07:00

Hehhee.. Just joke only.. No dance.. Just a picture of Lak do some floor movement.. Don't mad ..

Playing hide and seek

2011-10-20T04:47:00.000-07:00

Cat always have a place to hide.. Look at Oyen.. Wanna hide at the basket of clothes..

Sleep on the street

2011-10-17T05:21:00.000-07:00

Do you remember about Lak accident? It happen because our house is near the road. Look at Maki sleep. Really near..

Cat jump

2011-10-16T07:46:00.000-07:00

Cat can jump.. But sometimes look funny. Watch this Oyen old picture..

Cat eyes disease

2011-10-14T20:57:00.000-07:00

I dunno what happen to Oyen eyes.. It is a disease or because he is very lazy or too many sleep. Look at his eyes..

p/s :- My sister said it is because I always take his picture . Is it true??

Cat comfortable place

2011-10-12T06:12:00.000-07:00

Cat always have 'port' to relax. Singe and Buangan have new place. Inside my damage wardrobe.. Hohohoho. Need to repair it before it would become their place to get birth..

Lak being caught

2011-10-10T06:52:00.000-07:00

Just snap another funny moment when caught Lak... Watch yourself

Lak gathering with other's family

2011-10-08T20:16:00.000-07:00

Hello.. Lak is healthy and could gather with the cat's family (eventhough there's no blood relation). Watch the picture

Hehehehe.. Oyen jealous of Lak popularity..

Lak flying

2011-10-07T05:54:00.000-07:00

Hehhee.. Don't have any picture... I've snap Lak picture with mirror helping..

Oyen waiting

2011-10-05T04:49:00.001-07:00

Look at the picture. Oyen waiting someone.. Is it really his girlfriend that he waiting for?

Oyen sleep at tv

2011-10-03T06:28:00.000-07:00

Sometimes, cat sleep anywhere even in the place like tv set. Look at Oyen and Buangan. They sleep near our tv decoder. Make my brother angry coz it effect the channel...
I think they love the warmth from the decoder and tv.

The picture not clear.. Not best capture from Sony Xperia X10.

Lak drink milk

2011-10-02T00:55:00.000-07:00

As I've mention on my previous entry, Lak just can drink milk. Dunno why he don't eat any meal. At first when I'm feed another cat, he come but just watch and not eating even I take the meal and trying to put on his mouth..
So this is the picture, I've feed Lak with milk. Ain't easy..

The brand of this milk is Tura.. Have you heard about it??

Is milk okay for cat ?

2011-09-30T19:53:00.000-07:00

Lak just can drink milk. So I just search whether milk is okay for cat and found this article :-

Question: Is Milk Okay for my Cat?
My cat enjoys milk, and I give her a small amount two or three times a week. Will this help or harm her? I've read somewhere that milk is not good for cats.
Answer: Generally speaking, milk is not recommended for adult cats, as many of them are lactose-intolerant, and have problems digesting it.
However, If she's not throwing up or having diarrhea, she's probably okay with it. Some experts advise that cream is better than regular milk if you must give it to cats, probably because cream has less lactose than whole or skim milk. But again, a small amount of skim milk seems to be okay for your kitty, so I wouldn't worry about it.

Also, recently, several new lactose-free milk substitutes for cats have been developed, such as CatSip, which may also be found in some food stores and most large pet supply stores. If your cat enjoys milk, she may like these products too.

Hope this will ease your mind.

Source :- Cats.about.com

I've no option. Lak just can drink milk. But we not feed him with ordinary milk. We feed with milk that only for pet. Hope it is okay.. Any suggestion?

Lak feeling better

2011-09-29T06:55:00.000-07:00

Almost a week after Lak get an accident. Now, he get better and more active than last week. He can walk and meowing . But still not eating . Just drink milk...

Stray cat - Get a place or independent ?

2011-09-28T05:02:00.000-07:00

This week I just watch a local authority staff caught cat and put it in the cage. It is because the cat don't have owner and make dirty at the house and market.The cat will put in some place and will take care by some of the specialist. Honestly, I'm sad when see many cat in the cage but maybe it is better for them. They have place and meal but maybe not independent like before. How about your opinion ? Do you think it is better for them to release or not?

Lak walk to drink

2011-09-27T05:08:00.000-07:00

Lak give some positive move.. He can move and walk slowly. I just snap a picture he drink fresh water..

Cat want to be wash

2011-09-26T06:27:00.000-07:00

Lak recover now and still regain his wealth.. So, today I just want to share another pic of my cat. The oldest cat in my house, Maki.. Rest at the washing machine.. Maybe he want to get into the washing machine. hehe

Lak condition

2011-09-25T05:17:00.000-07:00

Thank you coz there's many comment on my previous post about Lak sick. He is still weak but there's more movement than before.. I just snap some of picture...

Yup , his face is dirty.. We just wait untill he is really good to wash. My sister just clean his bleed and can't really wash it. He still hurt. Pray for him..
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Lak sick

2011-09-23T03:10:00.000-07:00

It is sad news. On Thursday night Lak has been hit by accident. Dunno what vehicle hit him.. I just found his in bleeding. He is bleeding. On the morning, my father bring him to vet and doctor give injection and clean his wound. It is very sad to look the active cat get hurt and can't do nothing. His heartbeat is faster than normal... Dunno if he can survive or not.. Let's pray that he will be fine..

He is not stabil.. Sorry, there's no picture from his face.. I think it is better not to snap the picture while he is in bad condition.
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Eating anchovies

2011-09-22T06:23:00.000-07:00

Sometimes my sister or mother clean the anchovies. So, all of cat will come to get some. Look at the picture

Cat being tied

2011-09-21T06:07:00.000-07:00

Ops.. Don't mad at me.. Singe has been tied at her leg..

Heheeh.. no harm to cat.. I really like this picture. Look like Singe being tied but no.. Her tail make it look like she being tied in her leg.

Place to sleep

2011-09-20T04:45:00.000-07:00

There's always a place to sleep for our cat. Watch this picture..

This is place for Lak..

Place for Jon jon and her mother, Buangan

Place for Oyen

Ops.. Look like cat's place.. No .. It's my place... No bed, no room and on the floor.. Huhuhuh. Cat is better.

Jon jon , only a kitten that survive

2011-09-19T03:45:00.000-07:00

Sad News...
Jon jon can't survive.. He passed away on 21st September 2011..
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Hye.. Nowadays, in our house it has only a kitten and 3 older mum and 2 teen cat ( hehehe,, just create) ..Can Jon jon survive?Let's pray for him..

Oyen know kung Fu

2011-09-18T04:19:00.001-07:00

Wanna fight with Oyen ? Don't think it is easy. He know Kung FU...

Hehhe. Just joke..

Thanks for condolence

2011-09-17T03:25:00.000-07:00

I just received many condolence from pet lover in 'R.I.P Nonet ' . It is an honour to get many comment from pet lover especially most of comment in from outside my country. It show how truly pet lover in our world. They keep on caring about cat. Thanks for condolence to :-

1. Nikita - a blogger from Brazil. She/he wrote a comment in his language but luckily we have google translate. Language doesn't matter anymore.
2. CatinSydney - a blogger same from my country (Malaysia). Her blog really good. Not just about cat but many thing about her life.
3. Lee County Clouder - a blogger from United States. totally love cat....
4. Jan's Funny Farm - a blogger from United States. Also write about dog..
5. MeowMeowsman - Also from United States. He/she also have society for pets.. Good job..
6. The Kewl Kitty Krew - another blogger from United States.
7. Oui Oui Lolly - also blogger from United States. Such a lovely blog.
8. Everycat - a blogger from United Kingdom. But his/her blog last update is 6th July 2011. Maybe he/she is very busy and don't have time to blog.

Sorry if I don't give good description for your blog. Honestly, I've visit your blog before...

I'm also give my thanks to CatBlogSphere . Some of the visitor come from their blog. And thanks again to Lee that bring the comment at CatBlogSphere..

Ooo .. I'm also to give appreciation to Repositorio , the top commentator to my blog. She is a friendly blogger from Brazil that blog about cat. She also using written in Portoguse(correct me if I'm wrong) and English.. Very recommend to follow her blog..

Lak and buangan

2011-09-16T06:44:00.000-07:00

Hahaha. Watch the picture.. Buangan has power in her eyes.. She could become a transformer and watch behind walls. Do you believe?

R.I.P Nonet

2011-09-15T06:15:00.000-07:00

Another kitten die in our house.. Now, one of popular kitten in this blog, Nonet. We know that he can't survive. He is too small compare with other's kitten and very thin... Rest In Peace...

Maki, his adopt mom near him wait untill Nonet last breath....

Nonet in this blog :-
1. Oyen and Nonet Sleep
2. Sleeping on the Newspaper
3. Lak and Nonet new place
4. Nonet follow Lak
5. Nonet at the Top
6. Lak eat Nonet
7. Time for eating 2
8. Oyen and Nonet sleep together
9. Nonet meet with new friends
10. Wordless Wednesday #1
11. Nonet going outside
12. A cat that wanna be famous
13. Lak n kitten playing around
14. Another abandon cat

Sleeping on the speaker

2011-09-14T07:30:00.000-07:00

Dunno what to describe this picture..

p/s :- Nonet is dying.. It's only a matter of time before he also gone from our world... :(

Cat sunbathing

2011-09-13T05:29:00.000-07:00

Do you think only human can sunbathing? No, cat also.. Watch this picture.. This cat have sunbathing but not at the beach la... Only outdoor of our house..

R.I.P Jenny a.k.a black cat

2011-09-12T05:28:00.000-07:00

One of our cat's passed away. Not because of sick but she has accident by my brother's car..
Unfortunately, she is about 3 months in this worlds... Rest In Peace.. Sorry for your short journey in our life..

2 picture of Jenny that not published yet.. The entry that including her..

1. Lak searching something
2. Cat hungry
3. Adventurous cat
4. Singe become adopted mom
5. Nonet meet with new friends

Nonet on the top

2011-09-11T02:46:00.000-07:00

Hye.. Nonet love to rest on the high place. Watch this picture

Manage your cat litter box

2011-09-10T04:10:00.000-07:00

It is Saturday and as I'm on holiday so do the cat. In this entry I'll just share information I've get from internet.

Cats are fastidious and can be very fussy about their litter box, its cleanliness, location and the type of litter used.

If your cat is not satisfied with its litter box, be careful or it may well choose another location in your house more to its liking!

Therefore, it makes sense to keep your litter box as clean and comfortable as possible for your cat. And remember, even the best cats may need reminders from time to time about litter box habits.

Choosing a Litter Box

A full-size litter box, available from your pet store is appropriate for your cat. Kittens may use a smaller box. It should be made of a non-absorbent material, like plastic, for easy cleaning with soap and warm water and to prevent odors from being absorbed by the box.

Placing the Litter Box

When selecting a location for your cat's litter box, choose a quiet, out-of-the-way place that is easily accessible and will ensure your cat's privacy. Keep the litter box away from the cat's eating and sleeping quarters, but still within easy reach. Once you choose a location, don't move it or you might confuse your cat. If you have more than one cat or a large house, you might want to consider two separate locations, one on each side of the house.

Switching Fillers

At first, your cat may reject a new filler brand because it smells and feels different. Ease your cat into the new brand slowly to reduce stress and confusion. Begin by mixing one-third of the new filler with two-thirds of the old. Then, gradually increase the amount of the new brand until your cat becomes used to it.

How Much Filler Should You Use?

Maintain a depth of about three inches. Kittens will need less.

Cleaning the Litter Box

Cats do not like to use a dirty litter box and will choose another location if they are dissatisfied with the environment provided for them. Conventional filler should be cleaned daily by removing the waste. It should be completely changed once a week. The box itself will need to be occasionally disinfected on a regular basis to remove odors.

Disposing of Litter

When disposing of litter, wrap it in two bags and tie it securely. Do not flush the litter down the toilet as it can be extremely harmful to plumbing. As some clumping litter may be flushable, but may not be friendly to septic tanks, it is a good idea to bag instead of flush your litter.

Do not use cat box filler as a fertilizer in your garden. Dumping cat waste in your garden will not only attract flies and neighborhood cats, it will be unhealthy to you if you eat fruits and vegetables fertilized by concentrated amounts of it.

Sourc :- Cat Forum

Honestly, we don't have any cat litter yet. Maybe we need to buy one. Anybody want to give suggestion about this?

I've found this cat litter picture . Wow.. Cool vast design..

Lak wait bus

2011-09-08T07:51:00.000-07:00

Do you think I'm lying about Lak waiting bus? Don't believe what I've write?? Watch this picture..

Lak searching something

2011-09-06T01:05:00.000-07:00

Lak is like to playing with plastic bag. I think most of cat will play with plastic if it move..Am I right ?

Cat hungry

2011-09-05T07:14:00.000-07:00

I've snap picture of our cat's after we go outstation. It is about 15 hour without meal (there's nobody in our house to feed them..).. They suffered especially Oyen.. Really hungry. Look at the picture...

Dunno how a cat care centre do not give meals for their customer's pet about a weeks. Not surprised some of them was die...

Interesting Facts about cat

2011-09-04T04:46:00.000-07:00

Dunno whether this fact really true or not..

Did You Know?

It has been scientifically proven that owning cats is good for our health and can decrease the occurrence of high blood pressure and other illnesses.

Stroking a cat can help to relieve stress, and the feel of a purring cat on your lap conveys a strong sense of security and comfort.

The ancient Egyptians were the first civilisation to realise the cat's potential as a vermin hunter and tamed cats to protect the corn supplies on which their lives depended.

Sir Isaac Newton is not only credited with the laws of gravity but is also credited with inventing the cat flap.

A cat has more bones than a human being; humans have 206 and the cat has 230 bones.

A cat's hearing is much more sensitive than humans and dogs.

The cat's tail is used to maintain balance.

Cats see six times better in the dark and at night than humans.

Cats eat grass to aid their digestion and to help them get rid of any fur in their stomachs.

A healthy cat has a temperature between 38 and 39 degrees Celcius.

Cats have the largest eyes of any mammal.

The female cat reaches sexual maturity at around 6 to 10 months and the male cat between 9 and 12 months.

A female cat will be pregnant for approximately 9 weeks or between 62 and 65 days from conception to delivery.

The average litter of kittens is between 2 - 6 kittens.

Ailurophile is the word cat lovers are officially called.

Purring does not always indicate that a cat is happy. Cats will also purr loudly when they are distressed or in pain.

All cats need taurine in their diet to avoid blindness. Cats must also have fat in their diet as they are unable to produce it on their own.

In households in the UK and USA, there are more cats kept as pets than dogs. At least 35% of households with cats have 2 or more cats.
When a cats rubs up against you, the cat is marking you with it's scent claiming ownership.

About 37% of American homes today have at least 1 cat.

Milk can give some cats diarrhea.

The average lifespan of an outdoor-only cat is about 3 to 5 years while an indoor-only cat can live 16 years or much longer.

On average, a cat will sleep for 16 hours a day.

A domestic cat can run at speeds of 30 mph.

The life expectancy of cats has nearly doubled over the last fifty years.

Blue-eyed, white cats are often prone to deafness.

The cat's front paw has 5 toes and the back paws have 4. Cats born with 6 or 7 front toes and extra back toes are called polydactl.

An adult cat has 30 teeth, 16 on the top and 14 on the bottom.

There are approximately 60,000 hairs per square inch on the back of a cat and about 120,000 per square inch on its underside.

Cats and kittens should be acquired in pairs whenever possible as cat families interact best in pairs.

In multi-cat households, cats of the opposite sex usually get along better.

The first official cat show in the UK was organised at Crystal Palace in 1871.

Source :- Catsinfo.com

Cat at the bottle

2011-09-03T04:44:00.000-07:00

Cat love to make box as their place. Look at the cat. Our bottle box become his port

Lak sleep on the bed

2011-09-02T04:58:00.000-07:00

Cat sleep always funny. But Lak position like human.. Hohohoho..

Lak with insect

2011-09-01T08:27:00.000-07:00

Most of cat like to play with insect. Lak also like to play and sometimes can hurt the insect. Look at this..

The insect is beetle and it is death after being beaten by Lak. Is he brutal?

Cat's eye disease

2011-08-31T07:35:00.001-07:00

Wanna get help.. What disease of this cat? Look at his eye's..

Escape from cabinet

2011-08-30T07:20:00.000-07:00

Cat always love to explore new place even the place is narrow. Look at the picture..

OOO.. I still dunno what this cat name's..

Diseases that Target Older Cats

2011-08-27T22:58:00.000-07:00

Like other's holiday article, I'll find some article from internet and share with you. Today I found the article title 'Diseases that Target Older Cats'. Just read yourself

Warning Signs:

Excessive thirst and urination

Loss of weight due to the body's inability to handle glucose

Vomiting

Loss of appetite

Weakness
Poor skin and coat condition
breathing abnormalities< Dehydration Treatment and Management Diet and Weight Control A diet high in fiber and complex carbohydrates is recommended for obese diabetic cats, not only for the purpose of weight reduction, but to help control blood glucose levels. Your veterinarian can recommend the best form of diet for your cat, taking into consideration any other physical problems. Insulin by injection
Ideally, your veterinarian will conduct and 18-24 hour blood glucose profile to determine the amount and frequency of insulin injections. This test is done in hospital, and consists of injections of insulin followed by close monitoring of the blood glucose values.

Oral medications
A diabetic cat in otherwise good health may be treated sucessfully using an oral hypoglycemic medication.

Careful monitoring of glucose and insulin levels. An overdose of insulin can create hypoclycemia, a potentially fatal condition. Symptoms are lethargy, weakness, followed by incoordination, convulsions, and coma. This condition can be counteracted by giving the cat its normal food if it is able to eat, or a bit of Karo syrup rubbed on the gums, followed, of course, by a trip to the veterinarian.

Hepatic Lipidosis- Fatty Liver Disease

Hepatic lipidosis develops when a cat suddenly quits eating, or loses weight too rapidly. Large quantities of fat cells mobilize in the liver, which is unable to utilize them. Fatty liver disease can also occur along with diabetes. The exact cause of fatty liver is not yet known, and it can only be diagnosed through a liver biopsy. Some veterinarians claim that hepatic lipidosis can be fatal within 24 to 48 hours, left untreated but the good news is that hepatic lipidosis can be reversed and the liver regenerated.

Although Fatty Liver Disease is not limited to senior cats, it is prevalent in them for a couple of reasons:
Older cats sometimes tend to overweight, and when put "on a diet," lose weight too quickly.
For various other reasons, senior cats often develop anorexia, and the resultant rapid weight loss causes fatty liver disease.
Warning Signs:
Anorexia (loss of appetite)
Listlessness
Rapid weight loss
Jaundice (yellowing of eyes and skin)
Vomiting
Swelling of the abdomen
Treatment and Management:
Forced feeding
This is accomplished by placing a feeding tube into the cat's stomach. Your veterinarian will then prescribe a diet to be fed through the tube. This diet may consist of a high quality canned food mixed with water, Nutrical, electrolytes, or other nutritional supplements. The important thing is to get weight back on the cat. Generally, cats that are force-fed will eventually gain back their appetites and start eating on their own. This may take from two to six weeks, depending on the cat.

Source From :- About.com

Singe show his tongue

2011-08-26T20:25:00.000-07:00

My mom said, Singe maybe sick because his tongue. Dunno what happen.

Abandon cat picture 1

2011-08-25T03:41:00.000-07:00

Hi.. I'm very busy this month to do some business and sometimes I don't have time to capture any scene of Oyen n friends.
Do you know about abandon cat (is it a right word?)? There's many abandon cat around the world. Sometimes they get better place and sometimes not. I'm not a pet lover but sometimes it is very sad to found a cat with wounds, dirty, hungry and etc... Today I just capture an abandon cat at the mosque. He/she is really beautiful...

Good luck white cat.. Hope you have a good life.... :)

Oyen n Nonet sleep

2011-08-24T00:00:00.000-07:00

Hello.. Another sleep position. Before this, Nonet always follow Lak but now Nonet follow the bigger, Oyen...
They sleep at the

How lovely they sleep at our clothes.. ( After taking pic, they been put somewhere else). Not good for our clothes

Cat Guard

2011-08-21T17:59:00.000-07:00

Look at this cat that become a guardhouse. Hehehehe.. R u afraid ?

For your info, it is not our cat...

Adventurous cat

2011-08-20T13:40:00.001-07:00

Look at this cat. He/she really active and just go to our sugar cane machine. What he/she want to do??

Diabetes Cat

2011-08-19T21:45:00.000-07:00

Before this I dunno cat also have problem with diabetes. Just share info from internet

New Hope for Diabetic Cats

The future of feline diabetes looks promising. As research into the development of new prescription diets, new types of insulin, home monitoring devices, oral medications and ideal feeding schedules moves forward, management of this frustrating disease should become less of a headache for veterinarians and cat owners.

Diabetes in Cats
Feline diabetes is a common glandular disorder estimated to affect 1 in 300 cats. Diabetes occurs from a decrease in insulin secretion from the pancreas and/or a decrease in the action of insulin, which is a hormone required for metabolizing carbohydrates.

There are basically two types of diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is comparable to insulin-dependent diabetes in humans; the body does not produce adequate amounts of insulin, and treatment requires insulin injections. Type 2 diabetes resembles non-insulin-dependent diabetes in humans; the body may secrete insulin but does it abnormally, and the tissues may not recognize the insulin. Cats with type 2 diabetes can sometimes be managed with oral medication and dietary therapy, but as the disorder progresses, insulin deficiency occurs, and insulin injections are ultimately required.

Currently, there is no reliable way to determine whether a cat is a type 1 or type 2 diabetic. Some experts think that type 2 diabetes is more common in cats than type 1, but the true incidence remains unknown.

Necessary Action
Though all cats are at risk for diabetes, middle-aged and older males are more susceptible. Purebred cats tend to be at decreased risk for diabetes, except for the Burmese, which is four times more likely to be stricken with diabetes.

The classic clinical signs of diabetes include excessive thirst and urination, extremely good appetite and weight loss. Some cats also exhibit neurological dysfunction in their rear legs.

Diagnosing feline diabetes is usually straightforward. High blood sugar accompanied by sugar in the urine confirms the diagnosis. Some cats are very stressed while at the veterinarian's office, which can result in high blood sugar or hyperglycemia. However, these stressed cats rarely have sugar in their urine. In cases where a cat has high blood sugar and a trace amount of sugar in the urine, a blood test called fructosamine is available that allows veterinarians to differentiate stress-induced hyperglycemia from diabetes.

Dietary issues have played an important role in the management of feline diabetes. For years, high-fiber diets were recommended in the initial management of diabetes. More recently, research has shown that for cats, as pure carnivores, diets low in carbohydrates and high in protein are more appropriate. According to research, the use of such diets can lower the insulin requirements of most diabetic cats.

In some cases, the diabetes can be managed using diet alone. It is impossible to predict which cats will respond to a high-protein diet and to what degree the insulin dose can be reduced. Diabetic cats transitioning to these new diets need close monitoring during the first few months to ensure that hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) doesn't occur. Cats with kidney disease also must be watched closely, as high-protein diets can increase the progression of kidney failure.

Cats with diabetes have been encouraged to eat several small meals throughout the day, to minimize fluctuations in blood sugar. However, a recent study suggests that although cats naturally like to nibble on food 10 to 20 times a day, those nibblers experience higher insulin concentrations than those that get fed once daily. Therefore, letting diabetic cats nibble throughout the day may increase the demand on their already-impaired pancreas to secrete insulin - contributing to pancreatic cell burnout. Cats predisposed to poor glucose tolerance or diabetes may do better if fed once daily. Further studies are necessary to determine the optimal feeding strategy for diabetic cats.

A Dose of Hope
Most diabetic cats require insulin injections to control their diabetes. Years ago, most veterinarians administered a type of insulin called protamine zinc insulin (PZI), which is derived mainly from cattle. Cats respond well to bovine insulin, because the molecular structure of feline insulin closely resembles bovine insulin.
However, when genetically engineered human insulin became available, veterinarians began using it to treat diabetic cats. Of the many forms of human-derived insulin, lente and ultralente insulin are the most commonly prescribed. Fortunately, cats respond well to these insulin types, although most cats require twice-daily injections.

Recently, a new synthetic analogue, glargine insulin, was approved for the treatment of diabetes in humans. Veterinarians wondered if this insulin would also be effective in cats, especially if given only once daily. A recent study revealed the once-daily administration of glargine insulin to cats provided a significant blood glucose lowering effect, but was not as effective as twice-daily administration. Glargine does appear to provide superior control of the diabetes compared to lente and ultralente insulin.

Although most diabetic cats ultimately require insulin injections to control their diabetes, some cats with type 2 diabetes can rely on oral medications. Several oral medications are available to treat diabetes, but there is scant published data on the effectiveness of these drugs in cats. On the basis of limited data, glipizide and acarbose appear to be the most effective and have the least potential for toxicity in cats, when compared to troglitazone and metformin.

Studies are underway to determine which oral agents, either alone or combined with insulin, best control feline diabetes.

Determining blood-sugar concentrations and serial blood-glucose curves are important aspects of long-term management in diabetic cats. Humans with diabetes monitor their own blood sugar at home with portable blood glucose monitors. Cats, however, go to the veterinary hospital for blood-glucose monitoring.

Recently, however, a technique was described in which owners learned to obtain blood from their cats ears and measure the blood-glucose levels in their homes, using a portable glucose meter. The owners of seven healthy cats performed two glucose curves, measuring blood-glucose concentrations every two hours for a total of 12 hours. Three of the seven owners were able to perform a reliable glucose curve. The studys authors concluded that home monitoring of blood-glucose concentrations may serve as a new tool in the management of diabetic cats.

Article From :- Catchannel.com

The article is too long.. But there's many tips for us about diabetic cat.. I must look up for Oyen.. He's getting bigger now..

Cat wanna eat Onagiri

2011-08-18T20:43:00.000-07:00

Hahaa. Not onagiri but a bunch of rice that being used for chicken outside.. But sometimes the food is dangerous to eat or even touching. Look at that cat (still don't have name) situation..

Do you know what the danger it is? Maybe the picture is not clear . It is a red ant. I dunno what they called in English but in my language this ant call 'Kerengga'. It is pain if they bite with his antenna... Luckily this cat is clever and not touch it.

Cat searching

2011-08-17T20:31:00.000-07:00

Oyen searching something. What do you think he search for?

Lak boring time

2011-08-16T20:32:00.000-07:00

Cat also have boring time like human. Look at the picture.. I try to make Lak some funny action..Hehhee

Cat on my back

2011-08-15T17:11:00.000-07:00

Cat sometimes like to relax at my back when I'm trying to sleep especially Oyen... Look at the picture

Hehhee.. Don't stare at my back huh..

Which one is cutest cat

2011-08-14T20:28:00.000-07:00

Let me hear your opinion. Which one is cutest, Lak or Oyen.. For first time reader, Lak is in your left (small) and Oyen is right (big)... :)

Sleeping on the newspaper

2011-08-13T20:24:00.000-07:00

Sometimes cat can be annoying. Do you have any experience, when you read newspaper and you go out for awhile and then the cat sit at the newspaper?? Look at this cat.. Maki and Nonet sleep at newspaper ..

Help in Selecting a New Veterinarian

2011-08-12T20:43:00.000-07:00

Like other's Saturday.. It is time for information.. For this week, I'll share an interesting article from internet title 'Help in Selecting a New Veterinarian'

Selecting a new veterinarian for cats is always a challenge, whether moving into a new area or dissatisfied with the former vet. Referrals from family, friends, and neighbors are always helpful. In the case of a recent move, you can ask for referrals from co-workers or neighbors. Animal shelters, humane societies and cat rescue organizations are always a good source of referrals. If cats are your only pets, you can query the member list of the American Association of Feline Practitioners, by city, state, or zip code. Finally, you may be forced to look in your local phone directory.
Once you have selected one or more veterinary clinics to interview, it is always advisable to be prepared with a list of questions to ask any prospective veterinarian. Your goal is to decide if this vet or veterinary clinic is one you can trust with the health care of your cat. The best way to accomplish your goal is to make an appointment for a routine "well cat" checkup. Since the first line of defense at a veterinary clinic is the receptionist who answers the phones, it is unlikely that you will be able to conduct your interview by phone. Even if you do get through to a veterinarian, he or she will likely be rushed, between appointments. Quick answers to your questions under those circumstances may be unsatisfactory, and not give a true picture of the overall operation of the clinic. Besides, a large factor in choosing a veterinarian is observing how she interacts with your cat on the examination table. Does she talk in soothing tones to your cat as she gently palpates his organs? Does she take her time, or is she hurried and distracted?

When you make your appointment, ask for an additional 15 minutes to be set aside for asking your questions. Be sure to be on time, and bring your cat's records from your previous veterinarian, if you have copies. When you talk to the veterinarian, try to be casual and relaxed. Remember that, in a sense, you are an employer interviewing a prospective employee, so allow for open discussion. You'll learn a lot more than if you issue your questions in a rapid-fire drill. After all, the hoped-for end result is that you and this professional will be entering into a long-term partnership for the care of your cat.

The following are questions I'd ask a prospective veterinarian. You might not want to ask them all, and you may substitute others, but this list will give you the framework to start.

How many veterinarian do you have on staff or on call?
I've enjoyed the services of several one-vet clinics, but they do have certain disadvantages. A veterinarian working alone will seldom have evening or weekend hours, and nights are usually set aside for family. One veterinarian I work with has extended hours one weeknight, and he does provide a backup vet at his clinic to cover vacations. But in a nighttime, weekend, or holiday emergency, I have to look elsewhere.
Are you or one of your veterinary staff available for emergencies evenings, weekends, or holidays, by phone?
Normal office hours will be posted, but you'll need to know where to go for emergency care. It will also be helpful to ask for the location and phone number of the closest emergency clinic.
Are you willing to provide me with copies of my cat's lab results, as well as notes from his file?
Every responsible caregive should keep copies at home, to track his or her cat's health. This information is also invaluable to take along to an emergency clinic, when original office records won't be available.
Can you provide referrals from current clients?
Many veterinary clinics post letters and cards from happy clients in their reception areas, so this question may not be necessary.
Do you have overnight staffing to care for sick and recovering cats?
Many veterinary clinics don't, but it would be a good fact to keep in mind for future. Why keep a cat overnight "for observation," if there is nobody around to observe him?
Will you support me if I want to try alternate meds and supplements for my cats?
My veterinarians are very supportive, and when I mention one or another supplement or alternative for my cats, they will either say, "yes, the ingredients sound safe enough," or tell me why that alternative would not work in that case.

Source :- About.com

Oyen eating

2011-08-10T09:36:00.000-07:00

hello...
I dunno what to write eventhough I capture Oyen scene.. Look yourself

Hehhe..What stuff Oyen eat?

Dunno why he how his tongue. Maybe a bit spicy

This is the food that Oyen eat.. Not good for health but he like it..

Singe become adopted mom

2011-08-09T10:07:00.000-07:00

Mom cat is kind. Singe always become adopted mom eventhough the real mother still alive..

Lak n Nonet new place

2011-08-08T21:05:00.000-07:00

Hello.. Lak n Nonet has become a good friends. They also have conquered new place... Look at the picture

Cat Looking at Clock..

2011-08-08T02:08:00.000-07:00

Recycle... The older post.... Don't remember what this cat name
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Have you ever see cat that know what is the time right now?? Maybe not but you will see now..

Cat Flea Control

2011-08-06T01:15:00.000-07:00

Do your cat get cat flea control? I just found this article from internet. Just share for our information

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Cat Flea Control - Are fleas bugging your cat?

Fleas. They get into your carpet, your bedding, your pet and sometimes, even you. If you've ever watched a pet go frantic with scratching or woken up yourself with little red bites that itch insanely, then you need to read this article. Flea control is an essential part of owning a cat. Some cats are allergic to fleas and can develop a condition called “pruritus”, where the scratching escalates to the point of making the skin bleed. To avoid this or any discomfort at all for you and your cat, you need to understand how those little blighters work.

You might be interested to know that, most of the time, the fleas are in fact not on your cat. They are hiding out in their egg and cocoon stages, in which flea control is almost impossible. At this time they are usually living in carpet or bedding. They emerge to feed on your cat for the adult stage of their life cycle, which may only be a few days long. This is why you have to treat both your pet and the environment in order to successfully control fleas.

Flea control is especially important if your cat develops allergic dermatitis, where a fleabite can cause the cat to actually lose its fur due to chewing and scratching. A cat with allergic dermatitis may need additional medication to the usual flea control treatment in order to control the reaction to the bites it already has.

Even if your cat is not allergic to fleas, flea control is essential as, untreated, it can lead to health problems. Health issues can include skin infections, tapeworms and anemia. Skin infections most often arise from an infected bite, tapeworms need the flea to complete their life cycle and anemia is caused when the sheer number of fleas sucking blood from your kitty depletes the blood supply to a detrimental level.

So then, flea control is very important. The question now is how to go about it. There are multiple methods open to a cat owner. Powders and dips can be effective, but their inconvenience often means that they are not used properly or often enough to adequately control fleas.

Flea collars can be very effective at maintaining flea control and are quite useful used in conjunction with powders, dips or sprays. The most effective means of flea control are spot on liquids that are applied to the back of the cat's neck and rid the animal of not only fleas, but, quite often, ticks and tapeworms as well in one easy treatment that takes only seconds.

When it comes to the environment, there are also several options for flea control. Flea bombs can kill fleas in carpets and bedding, though careful washing and vacuuming will help greatly in this endeavor also. For outside use, yard sprays can be quite effective.

Whatever you use for flea control, be sure to be consistent and follow the directions. Flea control products only work if they are applied often enough. Misapplication can lead to fleas slipping through the cracks, and neither you nor kitty wants that.

Like other's Saturday post. I'll keep on getting information for Saturday.. Hope we can learn about it

Lak stand and dance

2011-08-04T10:05:00.000-07:00

Do you believe cat can stand?? Look at this picture..

Hahaha. Sorry If you really disappointed. Yup, he can stand only a second .hehehe

Nonet follow Lak

2011-08-03T03:24:00.000-07:00

A small kitten like to follow older cat. Nonet like to follow Lak.. Look at the picture

Oyen in his childhood

2011-08-02T15:31:00.000-07:00

I just look at my computer and found Oyen picute as a kitten. It is with his sibling. Unfortunately, the other's 2 kitten can't survive... Only he could come as a big cat..

Cat sleep on the blanket

2011-08-01T05:27:00.000-07:00

Hahaha. Look at Oyen. Like a human sleep with blanket...

Cat will angry when wet

2011-07-31T06:34:00.000-07:00

As I've mention before, I would like to find an article and post it on Sunday... For today entry it is about cat that will angry when wet..... Let's read the article...

Cats mix with water like, well...oil and water. Take James Madison. James can often be found with his little white paws on the edge of the tub, marveling at the water spraying from the shower head, but according to his owner, Lyn Jerde of Wisconsin, the tabby’s interest in water stops at observing. He never wants to get wet. To send him running, she says, "all we have to do is wet our hands and flick a few drops of water at him."

Why Cats Avoid Water
According to experts, there are several reasons why our house cats avoid getting wet. Theories include the fact that cats:
Descend from arid regions
Have land-based prey
Are fussy groomers

Ancestors Lived Without Water
So why do cats take an interest in water but don’t mix with it? Bonnie Beaver, DVM, a professor of small animal medicine and surgery at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and the author of Feline Behavior: A Guide for Veterinarians, says it’s not that cats don’t like water. After all, they drink it every day. It’s just that they don’t really need to get wet.

According to Dr. Beaver, ancestors of our modern house cats lived in semi-arid regions of Africa. These wild cats took water from their food. By necessity, they learned to live without a source of drinking water. Our pets would have been very different, says Dr. Beaver, if they had evolved from tigers, which live in wet jungles and are quite comfortable with water.

Prey is Land Based
Wayne Hunthausen, DVM, who practices in Westwood, Kansas, and has co-authored the Handbook of Behavior Problems of the Dog and Cat, also notes that cats aren’t forced to swim for their dinner. "Their prey is land-based," he says, "and they don’t need to swim in the water to hunt for food."

So cats don’t hate the water. It just seems that way because instinct they inherited from over hundreds of generations tells them there’s no good reason to dip their toes in water.

Cats are Notoriously Nit-Picky
And don’t forget about cats’ fussy grooming habits, the doctors say. Water can rub a cat’s coat the wrong way. That means lots of licks to get every hair back in place.

So it’s really no wonder at all that James Madison behaves the way he does. Yes, he’s curious enough to watch the washing machine drain into the basement utility sink, but not so curious that he’ll go against his nature. "He may stick his head close," Jerde says, "but he never reaches with his paws for the water."

Source :- Lams

Nonet at the top

2011-07-28T18:43:00.000-07:00

Nonet at the parking toothbrush. As a child kitten he cannot jump at the high place..

Posing at bettel leaves

2011-07-27T19:05:00.000-07:00

I dunno what the leaves really called in the country. In my country it called 'Sireh'. I just used google translate and it called 'bettel'. The bettel leaves using by older especially for ceremony. There's many bettel plant in our house and sometimes many cat gathered there... Look at the picture which is my neighbour's cat gathered there.

Oyen and Lak fight

2011-07-26T15:46:00.000-07:00

Ops.. It is not a serious fighting.. Just big bro playing with small kitten.. But we monitor to avoid serious injured.
Watch the video..

OOo.. yeah. This is the picture.. Very low quality..

Cat with wound

2011-07-25T17:01:00.000-07:00

Cat like to fight and sometimes he/she get hurt. This is our neighbour cat that get wound. Dunno whether it is about fighting or disease.. Look yourself

Lak eat Nonet

2011-07-24T18:56:00.000-07:00

When Lak and Nonet playing together, there's many situation.. Just look at the picture below..

Agression between cat

2011-07-23T18:44:00.000-07:00

Hi.. Every Sunday (in my country) I'll be post tips and info from internet. I think it is better if I've a day for writing entry rather than just picture like before. Today, I've get some nice info about aggression between cats

Our cat's best friend may not be another cat. Cats are very territorial creatures and often vehemently defend their turf.
Two's company
Many people adopt a second cat thinking that the resident cat will be happy. This is a risky move. Just because your cat is sweet and loving with you doesn't mean he's going to be sweet to another cat.

Although you can increase the chances that they will get along or at least tolerate one another by making proper introductions, there's no way to predict whether cats will get along with each other. Unfortunately, there's no training method that can guarantee that they ever will. But we're here to help negotiate a truce.

Types of aggressive behaviors
First, let's understand the different types of aggression and what causes them.

Territorial aggression: This occurs when a cat feels that an intruder has invaded her territory.

A cat may be aggressive toward one cat (usually the most passive), yet friendly and tolerant with another.
Problems often occur when a new cat is brought home, a young kitten reaches maturity, or a cat sees or encounters neighborhood cats outside.
Typical behavior includes stalking, chasing, ambushing, hissing, loud meowing, swatting, and preventing access to places (such as the litter box, bedroom, etc.)
Female cats can be just as territorial as males.
Inter-male aggression: Adult male cats may threaten, and sometimes fight with, other males. This is more common among unneutered cats. They may fight over a female, for a higher place on the totem pole, or to defend territory.
Cats stalk, stare, yowl, howl, and puff up their fur (picture the arched back of the Halloween cat) to back each other down. If one does back down and walk away, the aggressor, having made his point, will usually walk away as well.

If no one backs down, cats may actually fight. They may roll around biting, kicking, swatting, and screaming, suddenly stop, resume posturing, fight again, or walk away. If you see signs that a fight may occur, distract the cats by clapping loudly, tossing a pillow nearby, or squirting them with water. These actions can also be used to break up a fight.Keep your distance.

Defensive aggression: Defensive aggression occurs when a cat tries to protect himself from an animal or human attacker he believes he can't escape.

This can occur in response to:

Punishment or the threat of punishment from a person
An attack or attempted attack from another cat
Any incident that makes the animal feel threatened or afraid
Defensive postures include:

Crouching with the legs and tail pulled in under the body
Flattening the ears against the head
Rolling slightly to the side
Continuing to approach a cat in this posture is likely to cause an attack.

Redirected aggression: Cats direct this type of aggression toward another animal, or even a person, who didn't initially provoke the behavior.

For example, your cat is sitting in the window and sees an outdoor cat walk across the front yard. He gets very agitated because that cat is in his territory. You pet him; he turns and bites you. He doesn’t even know who you are at that point—he's so worked up about the cat outside that he attacks the first thing that crosses his path.

Smoothing ruffled feathers
Your first step should always be to contact your veterinarian for a thorough health examination. Cats often hide symptoms of illness until they're seriously ill; your aggressive cat may be feeling sick and taking out his misery on others.

If your cat gets a clean bill of health, consult your vet or an animal behavior specialist for help. A behaviorist will advise you on what can be done. You may need to start the introduction process all over again, keep the cats in separate areas of your home, or even find one of the cats a new home if the aggression is extreme and can’t be resolved.

Consult with your veterinarian about a short course of anti-anxiety medication for your cats while you're working on changing their behavior/s. Never medicate your cat on your own.

Prevent future fights
This could mean keeping the cats separated from each other while you work on the problem, or at least preventing contact between them during situations likely to trigger a fight.

Spay or neuter your pets. The behavior of one intact animal can negatively affect all of your pets.

What to avoid

Don't count on the cats to "work things out." The more theyfight, the worse the problem is likely to become. To stop a fight in progress, make a loud noise (like blowing a whistle), squirt the cats with water or throw something soft at them.
Don't touch them, or you might get seriously scratched or bitten. Seek medical attention if you're injured.
Don't punish the cats involved. Punishment could cause further aggression and fearful responses, which will only make the problem worse. You could even become a target for redirected aggression.
Don't add more cats. Some cats are willing to share their house and territory with multiple cats, but the more cats who share the same territory, the more likely it is that some of your cats will not get along with each other.
It's a mystery
Many factors determine how well cats will get along with one another, but even animal behavior experts don't fully understand them.

We do know that cats who are well-socialized (those who had pleasant experiences with other cats during kittenhood) will likely be more sociable than those who haven't been around many other cats.

On the other hand, "street cats," who are in the habit of fighting with other cats to defend their territory and food, might not do well in a multi-cat household.

Adapted from material originally developed by applied animal behaviorists at the Dumb Friends League, Denver, Colorado. All rights reserved.

Source :- Humansociety

Wow.. This info is very useful.. Before this some of our cat has this aggressive behavior but Oyen is really kind with Lak.

Lak follow Oyen

2011-07-22T18:29:00.000-07:00

As a younger kitten, Lak like to follow the older cat especially Oyen. But not all time he can follow Oyen. Look at the picture.

Are you sad after read this entry? Huhuhuh

Time for eating 2

2011-07-21T18:12:00.000-07:00

Eating time is the best time for all our cat together. Look at the picture..