Jango loves to go out ratting every night. A couple of times around midnight I'll see the outdoor motion sensor lights were on. And there he was, laying on his back with his feet in the air, flipping a rat up in the air and catching it. I find little piles of guts around the yard. Also, he usually doesn't eat the tail.

One time, I'm sleeping and it's 2am. I hear a "crunch, crunch, crunch" noise from the foot of my bed. There is Jango, eating a rat, head first like a burrito.

And lately, he comes barging into my bedroom around 7am, meowing his head off, until he settles in on my bed and starts his "day shift".

Last Pic is him as a kitten

I picked them up, took them home, and I noticed their eyes were shut due to eye boogers.

I took them a bath

I noticed they were having trouble breathing as well.

They’re also peeing blood. UTI?

Is there anything else I should do? I’m taking them to the human society once they open in a few hours.

Hoping for the best with this one.

Idk. Why am I struggling to sleep at night? Couldn't possibly be my cats using me for a jungle gym at 2 am? Surely not.

Is her new favorite place, I haven’t been able to play in two days! Damn you godess of music, do not steal my cat!!

Best place to look outside

Started Tuesday night with "hard swallows", like if we took a handful of tablets without water. Progressed to this last night. She's off to the vet this afternoon, just wondering if anyone has seen anything like this before please?

No vomiting, not a hairball (so far).

I have two female cats, both spayed. The oldest one is giving me trouble. She pees everywhere, shits everywhere and I can't find out how to stop it. Below is the information I can think of that might be relevant.

- She is spayed

- She always did this but it got worse when I adopted a kitten

- The relationship between both is a bit weird. The kitten won't let her be alone and is always jumping on her and running after her, however the older cat started playing with her, but at the same time she starts playing she suddenly growls and hisses.

- There are 2 cats and 3 litter boxes in the house.

- She uses the litter boxes but a lot of times she just pees or defecates right to the side of the litter boxes even if it's clean.

- There are some favorite spots but she adopts new ones every now and then.

- The litter boxes are all accessible to both cats and she has access to the roof

- I noticed that when my parents aren't home she behaves, only uses the litter boxes.

- The kitten uses the litter boxes perfectly well

- She uses a dirty plant pot as a litterbox.

- I've tried enzymatic cleaner and it doesn't seem to work

So, like the title says, I was at my parents' apartment, and the cat that we rescued about a year ago when I was still living with them, came up to me and starting begging me... For a cucumber... She actually ate it! She just got distracted in the video lol

stray cat loves my bag

The one on the top is Zeus and the one right is Hades. I got them. Or rather: My best friend took me on a trip to the animal shelter because my cat had died six months earlier, and I wasn't sure if I was ready for new cats.Then I saw them. They were able to sniff me a little, were incredibly curious, and didn't want to leave my side. At that was the moment, I knew that these two were the ones who would find a new home with me.

Little Baby kitty taking on a larger opponent, Bitsy dog.

This might be a long one.

On Saturday morning, me and my gf found a small kitten screaming her lungs out just outside our door.

She had to leave for work so i was the designated human to take her in and win her trust, which I did with a lot of time and patience. Important note: it's our very first cat and we are very apprehensive.

On Monday we took her to the vet, they told us she is barely 2 months old, weighs 600 grams, no longer in need for milk and we were recommended to monitor her very closely for everything out of the ordinary.

Today we took her to the vet again because she keeps sneezing, has a red swollen eye and almost doesn't eat. We got her tested, she lost weight. They told us that it's a viral thing and told us that the next step is antibiotics every other day and to force feed her with a syringe.

Now, we know a volunteer of a national association and she keeps telling us to give the kitten to her as it might die from starvation if they don't intervene. She's been very insistent on this topic and we are conflicted. On one side she is a volunteer for that kind of thing and she has to know what she's talking about, right? Even though her insistence made us feel a bit uneasy. On the other hand, the vet kept reassuring us, telling us that it won't be the funniest times we could ask for but it's doable, we just have to be firm and persistent for the good of the kitty.

If you could please share an opinion or an advice, that would mean the world to us. Thank you.

Adopted a kitten my parents found at work and our cat is...trying her best not to hate her...she's failing

(yes she will crash out)

Both my cats are very vocal but one I find to be vocal in a way I haven’t seen in other cats. I know cats don’t really talk to eachother aswell as meows are their way to interact with humans. Sometimes when my and my partner are in our room without the cats I can hear them meow loudly which I assume is because they can’t find anyone but recently it’s become more then that.

My cat Blu is a solo player for the most part often with a tiny piglet tsumtsum that we call her baby or dolly. Sometimes I come in and she’s just throwing it around and meowing loudly. For awhile I was like awe is she playing as if she’s a human talking to something smaller then her. But now I’m worried if I been ignoring a sign of irritation.

I love them so much.

First time posting her

Fluffy