I have to put my blanket and pillow up whenever she's around because she makes it all gooey with her sucking on itShe will bite me when shes playing but wants to play 24/7She doesn't listen to anything I say or respond to my disaplineIt's getting very aggravatingWill she outgrow this? What should I do?
You know what sounds really gross but is acctually fabulous! Prune yogurt with All Bran buds in itIt's so good! Oh and good luck on your diet thingyI hope you don't die! :D
Add Flax and Chia to your cerealboth have a nutty taste and lots of fiberMany of the Kashi cereals have lots of fiber - especially Kashi GoLean Crunch.
fiber one cereal wonder smart is made with wheat and whole grains is high fiber too 7 grams per serving one good way is make a bowl of oatmeal add fiber one or bran cereal on top for crunching and used quakers fiber oatmeal
The kneading is natural behavior, left over from her time when she was still nursingThat won't changeI'd say buy her a soft surface of her own, maybe a washable fleece blanket that she can sleep on and knead all she wants She might outgrow the sucky-baby stuffI have a relentlessly oral cat who started out doing that and eventually gave up the sucking, but still likes to lickMine was taken early from her mother and dumped at the pound while she still had a need to nurse and suck The biting is just a sign of getting overexcitedIf you stop playing with her when she nips, say No firmly, and let her calm down before starting to play with her again, she should eventually stop nipping She sounds like a typical high-energy kitten and will calm down in timeIt's like with human children, who get really active around age two and stay that way until they're four or five You might want to think about getting a toy that's sold as Cat Dancer or Da BoidIt's not expensive and you can buy it at PetSmart and most other pet storesIt's basically a piece of tough fiber on the end of a strong wireIt moves like a fluttering bird or insect, and cats adore itUsing it is one way to play with your kitten and help her use all that extra energy without nipping youIt gives her something that she can chase and grab and bite, which cats need to doIf she gets a lot of exercise, she will be calmer and more responsive to your cues.
Look on the top shelf in the cereal isleIt's loaded.
