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To keep clumping kitty litter from sticking to the bottom of the pan, spray it with non-stick cooking spray before adding the litter. It works like a charm!!
These are my babies, Mya (left) and Max (right). They are spoiled rotten and totally inseparable. Anytime I take a picture of them it looks as if they're always hugging. Actually in this picture, Max took time out from attacking Mya to pose for a picture. He's such a bratty little brother!
By Melissa
By
02/18/2006
help!
does anyone know how to get clumping litter that has clumped onto carpeting, off of the carpet, ( in this case, berber carpet) because some dummy (me) spilled water on it - it's like cement!
thanks
lindarae
By Melissa-owner of the two brats (Guest Post)
06/06/2005
Max is a holy terror!!! He attacks anything that moves...especially his older "sister" Mya. They aren't actually siblings...just cage mates at the humane society. Max is almost 10 months old and weighs 14 lbs...twice Mya's weight and she's a month older. He's always chasing her and biting her...poor girl gets no rest! But as rotten (an playfully mean) as he is, he wipes it all away with headbutt kisses and little love bites. He is SUCH a momma's boy!
Max has had trouble with rodent ulcers in his mouth. Does anyone know how to get rid of these? We've tried steriod shots and all they are doing is making him gain weight...he's a litle fat boy with what look like two utters! :)
By Michele (Guest Post)
05/30/2005
we have an adopted cat that looks just like the calico one in the pic except ours has a small black spot on her nose...thanks for sharing the pic
By Jennifer, CA (Guest Post)
05/28/2005
Max sure reminds me of a cat we once had when I was a kid. They seem to be quite the siblings for sure. They rule the house I'm assuming! :) Beautiful kitties!
By
05/27/2005
Melissa,
What a gorgeous pair of cats! They look like they
posed for this picture. Very nice and they both look
totally innocent, hard to believe he was hitting her :)
=^,,^=
By michele (Guest Post)
05/27/2005
Lovely cats! I especially like the big black marking on Max's nose. It is unusual to see a male calico...they are just gorgeous. Thanks!
By
05/27/2005
Melissa,
They are absolutely precious. Thank you for sharing their picture!
Jennifer
Alexandria, VA
By (Guest Post)
05/27/2005
Melissa thanks for sharing your adorable babies. They are lucky loveallcats@aros.net
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