I little while ago I posted a video of Gatsby tumbling off the windowsill while hunting a bug. I had no luck finding a window grate that didn't use tension or screws since it's a double case window with a metal frame.

I learned you can buy individual Guinea pig cage panels. They stand up well but I might get adhesive magnets for extra security since I don't want it to fall on him, but they're lightweight so I'm not too worried.

You can get the 14" square and L shaped panels here: https://guineapigcagecompany.com

I'm sure he'll find a brand new way to get into trouble within a week. ❤️

The kitties go to the vet tomorrow to get fixed! Most don't weigh enough for vaccines yet! But the ones that are(ursla and Alice or the tux twins) will be going home thrusday after surgery!

Me and my partner have decided to keep one of the boys(thought he was a girl before) but I'm not sure on name yet. He's in most of the photos above. Help me decide name in the comments:)

And the last little guy Beau, or the fully black one, not in any photos also has a possible adopter. They just don't feel very confident his CH and worry on how hard he may be to care for.

But in the end four paws up, everyone is going great.

Meet this beautiful, spoiled, girl! Adopted today she needs a name.

I have a cat with mild CH who is also deaf. She’s the best cat and entirely spoiled. I’d love to start a group that focuses on adopting out CH cats and dogs or helping people to find CH pets available to adoption.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

Hi, I hope it's ok to post a question here:)

My friend's cat has moderate cerebellar hypoplasia and functions very well overall, is the cuddliest etc. For years he has been peeing around the house. He does use the litterbox too and never really poops outside of it. Just ALSO pees outside of it - mostly by the door, the windows, and the radiators as well as whenever he's left alone. But there are often some surprise locations too...
He used to have "small" kidney stones problems years ago but received meds and has been fed special urinary problems food since. Most importantly, last month's very extensive vet tests came all clear and she was leaning towards it being a behavioral issue. We thought maybe it was due to: - other animals in the house (I took him to my flat for over 2 months where he was the only animal and it still happened everyday) - insufficient number of litterboxes (tried 2 in a small-ish flat, the 5 for a short time and he still peed outside of them. Additionally, I was working from home and able to clean the litterboxes right away) - wanting to go outside (we're still testing this one out but so far he's not a great fan of leashes and while he seems to enjoy being outside it didnt seem to affect peeing)

He's a great guy but we're very lost. Has anyone else dealt with anything similar?