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Maine Coons are noted for taking up to four years to reach their full adult size (and for growing into their noses, I suppose.) Jimmy D. Photo Credit: © Joel & JC Looney Attached are several pictures of our eight year old, 21 lb “gentle giant” which we named Moses, and as you can see he is quite the ham. His nickname is “Jimmy D” (Jimmy Durante) because when he was growing up we never thought he would grow into his nose, but he finally did after about 4 years.

Be sure to distribute flyers everywhere Franny Syufy In all likelihood, the owner of indoor-outdoor cats will eventually face the sorrow of having a cat turn up missing. Even indoor-only cats may slip out the door unexpectedly. However, the chances are (for good or bad) that your cat did not run away.

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Free Cats Newsletter! Discuss in my Forum Shannon, who was FIV+ and had CRF Photo Credit: © Franny Syufy Older cats are subject to many of the same diseases that affect humans more often after a certain age. Diabetes, kidney disease, heart problems and cancer number among the more serious diseases that can strike the elderly cat. On the plus side, many of these conditions can be treated successfully, and your cat can continue to live a relatively normal life

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Nothing is more frustrating than searching for the source of cat urine odor. Black light technology makes use of special ultra-violet rays which are on the same wavelength as biological waste, such as cat urine, thus turning a tedious task into a breeze. Other side uses for black lights include detection of ringworm.

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Cat Mating & Pregnancy > Reproduction 101 > Cat Pregnancy Stages Cat Pregnancy: Development of the Embryo The entire development of the embryo is a fascinating study with scientific names for each stage, but for brevity and better understanding, we’ll concentrate here on the basics. After fertilization, the zygote (formed by the uniting of the sperm and the ovum) begins to form a somewhat ball-shaped mass of cells, known as the cell mass. Once the cell mass passes 16 cells, it is called the morula .