Oh god, I hate when cats do that. I want to tell them, "if you weren't such a greedy little monster, you'd still be full." lol.

It's that right there, the reason we only give him 2 scoops a day.. once in the morning and once at night. He was doing so well.. then mom had to give him extra.. then when I fed him this morning.. I went back to bed. woke up again to find a nice gooey pile of cat food on the floor ><

Ewww... that's so gross. My cat was having barfing issues a while ago. I changed his food to one for sensitive stomachs and he's dong a lot better. He'll still overeat once in while and get sick though, especially when I first refill his bowl in the morning.

My cat just.. likes to eat real fast.. then bring it back up. >< next time he goes to the vet I'll ask them about it =(

Yeah, some cats are like that. Hopefully the vet will have an idea on how to get him to slow down so he can digest the food better.

Yea..

He needs his shots too ... again xp

Ah, shots. The perfect way to make your kitty pouty for the rest of the day, lol

Pshh getting him neutered made him pout for a month! x'D

Lol, I can imagine. Wouldn't you be pouty if someone surgically removed your reproductive organs? XD

Luckily, both of my kitties were already fixed when I got them, so I didn't have to go through that.

.. I might actually be happy about it x'D

but It was the first time we ever done that x'D normally when we find them they all ready were fixed =w=

We've always had to get out cats fixed, because I've always gotten them as kittens before. This time I got them grown, so their previous owners had already gotten them fixed.

One of them also came declawed. The other one isn't and I'm not going to get her declawed, because she's super fine boned and I'm worried that declawing her could do permanent damage to her feet. I know a lady who adopted a fine boned cat who had been declawed and she's in pain all the time because of scar tissue around where her claws were.

ouch.. I don't like declawing cats cause it takes away their natural defences..

but zeke was the first kitten we had in a long time and well he needed to be fixed ._.,

My cats are always 100% indoor cats so I'm not worried about that. For a cat with strong bones, it's no more traumatic than getting them fixed. But it can be really bad for fine boned cats, because their bones just aren't strong enough and the area scars more easily.

My cat.. is an escape artist.. all my cats were xp

Lol, nice. I've only ever had one cat get out and he came back within 24 hours in perfect health, other than a nasty case of fleas, lol. It helps that I've always lived in apartments, so it's harder for a cat to sneak out, cause even if they make it out the apartment door, it doesn't lead directly outside, so it's easy to catch them, lol.

All our apartments up till now .. didn't have a hallway x'D

I am HAPPY for our hallway now.. Zeke knows how to open the main door to the apartment if its not locked.. one time he got out and the neighbors found him on the bottom floor ._.,