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How long do cats with leukemia live?

How long do cats with leukemia live?

Although a diagnosis of FeLV can be emotionally devastating, it is important to realize that cats with FeLV can live normal lives for prolonged periods of time. The median survival time for cats after FeLV is diagnosed is 2.5 years.

What is the best age for a cat to get pregnant?

What are the basics of cat reproduction? Cats reach sexual maturity (and thus are able to breed) from around 4 months of age. Hence current advice to have your cat neutered around 4 months old to prevent unwanted pregnancies (see our information on neutering and timing of neutering).

Can a 9 month old cat be pregnant?

The general answer is you never have to stop driving while pregnant. You can drive throughout your pregnancy as long as you are comfortable, can reach everything you need to in your car, and can comfortably and safely maneuver the car.

What should I expect from my 10 month old kitten?

Discipline will never be more important for your cat than during her teenage phase. Ignore problems at this age, and you will have a hard time changing her behavior later. Consistency is needed, but never strike or abuse your cat. Your tone of voice is the key. If your cat does not respond to your voice, don’t assume she is ignoring you.

When do cats go into their teenage phase?

Fortunately, your cat’s teenage phase lasts only about four months. By 1 year old, your cat has an adult body, is more confident and independent and is ready for adult life. Cats 10 to 12 months of age are into everything.

When to stop feeding your 10 month old cat?

They’re males. Cats keep growing in height and length for the first 12 months of their life and continue to put on muscle mass until they are 2 to 3 years of age. If your cat is only slightly over weight I would continue to feed them both as much as they want for now.

What to expect at 10 to 12 months of age?

Behavior Changes. Cats 10 to 12 months of age are into everything. While this can be amusing — for instance, watching a young cat attack a paper grocery sack — without clear boundaries, cats can be destructive, shredding your drapes in a flash. Your young cat may seem to willfully misbehave simply to test her limits.

Discipline will never be more important for your cat than during her teenage phase. Ignore problems at this age, and you will have a hard time changing her behavior later. Consistency is needed, but never strike or abuse your cat. Your tone of voice is the key. If your cat does not respond to your voice, don’t assume she is ignoring you.

How much should I Feed my 10 month old cat?

Originally they were getting 7.5 oz to 10 oz a day as young kittens (4-5 months old). They’re nine and ten months old, now, though, and they still want to keep up eating 10 oz a day. Is this too much? They’re not particularly large cats, 8 pounds each, and one of them is getting a bit plump (not fat, just need to feel a bit more to feel his ribs).

Fortunately, your cat’s teenage phase lasts only about four months. By 1 year old, your cat has an adult body, is more confident and independent and is ready for adult life. Cats 10 to 12 months of age are into everything.

How old is a two year old cat?

So, she fluctuates between pompous aloofness, endearing docility, and alienating bouts of maliciousness. Though the age range varies from cat to cat, the phase begins at about three months after the switch from kitten chow to adult cat food where they have big cat bodies but the mind of a two-year old human child.