Question by : My cat of 5 years old has the meow of a 6 week old kitten. What is wrong with her?
When i first got my cat she was about 6-12 weeks old, and she couldn’t even make the slightest meow. she would open her mouth, but no sound came out. eventually once she was about 1 and a half years old she started meowing like a little bitty, new born kitten.
her meow has developed a little but i just found a stray kitten which i took in. the kitten, Patches, is a calico of about 10-14 weeks of age, maybe older, and she has a louder, or more mature meow than my 5 year old cat.
what is wrong with my elder cat? does anyone know? i mean if this helps at all to find the reason why here is some info about her: she doesn’t chew her food well; and she eats dry food, so she throws up often. she barely cleans herself. Is the breed called and American Bombay. is slightly obese and sleeps a lot. she is allergic to wet canned cat food, when she eats wet canned cat food it makes her droppings, or fesses runny and smellier than usual.
When i first got my cat she was about 6-12 weeks old, and she couldn’t even make the slightest meow. she would open her mouth, but no sound came out. eventually once she was about 1 and a half years old she started meowing like a little bitty, new born kitten.
her meow has developed a little but i just found a stray kitten which i took in. the kitten, Patches, is a calico of about 10-14 weeks of age, maybe older, and she has a louder, or more mature meow than my 5 year old cat.
what is wrong with my elder cat? does anyone know? i mean if this helps at all to find the reason why here is some info about her: she doesn’t chew her food well; and she eats dry food, so she throws up often. she barely cleans herself. Is the breed called and American Bombay. is slightly obese and sleeps a lot. she is allergic to wet canned cat food, when she eats wet canned cat food it makes her droppings, or fesses runny and smellier than usual. But she is completely heathy. I have never seen her sick beyon

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Answer by Jen Weller
weird um I suggest you take her to the vet

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Question by Steven Q. Urkel™ (Jaleel Appeal): Did you know that the longest recorded projectile vomit was 27 feet?

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Answer by toldyouiwasntwell
ick, no i had no idea and i could have lived out my years without knowing too 27 feet i mean how on earth did they manage that

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Q&A: Chicken Pox: Am I contagious?

Question by Christina: Chicken Pox: Am I contagious?
My girlfriend and her son just came down with the chicken pox yesterday, but my daughter and I were hanging around with them about a week ago. My daughter came down with a bit of a cold the other day and threw up yesterday, so she may be in the beginning stages of it. I had a horrible case of chicken pox when I was younger, so I know I can’t actually contract it, but can I carry it? Im a photographer and I have a sitting on Saturday with a new born baby and a bunch of other children. I dont even know if my daughter has chicken pox yet, but Im wondering if I should reschedule the sitting.

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Answer by Buffy,Buffy Bond
only if you have a fever- after the fever and after the bumps appear you are not contagious as if you had a fever and no bumps

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Question by kala: I have tried twice to feed my baby rice cereal and she projectile vomits.What should I try next?
What should I give her to eat other than what I already feed her.I giver her applesauce,sweet pototoes, pears,peas,squash…basically all the level 1 fruits & veggies.I have given her these for about 6 weeks.. Is there anything else I can try for her. She has a bottle every 4 hours(5-6oz) except for the 12 hours she sleeps at night! Thanks!!

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Answer by 7-4-09 baby lills here
well she may be allergic, i would personally never give my baby the rice cereal because its a natural to give you constipation.
stop the rice and try the oatmeal which is a heck of a lot better for there stomach.

also talk to your dr. if nothing works

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Question by smile:): PLEASE HELP!!!!! complicated issue what is best for the child?
i have ask this a few times but really need a few more opinions and answers
My sister recently died and her husband disappeared a few hours after she was killed, leaving me in to care for their new born baby. more information on this: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…
please read the other question to get a better understanding of the situation I’m in.
My brother in law returned about two hours ago and he is extremely out of it, he has been drinking and i am very sure he has been taking drugs as well. he has now crashed out in his bed. i looked though his bag and found lots of drugs, several pills some white powder i think is coke but could be drone and some other stuff. I am not a stranger to drugs or drug takers, so I know how to deal with this side of him, but he has been missing for four days only to come back and throw up on me. I know he used to smoke spliffs when he was younger but rarely and i have never seen him this way. his wife died four days ago so i know it is a form of escapism but he is in a worse way then i have ever seen anyone be. as you will know from the other question which you should read to answer this question properly my sisters friend is around morning for the loss also, he is out at the moment but i know the moment he returns they will fight. I really don’t know how to look after the child in this situation, this is very short term and i cannot think about the long term right now. the most important thing is my niece. Should i remove the child completely from this situation until her father gets better? I have no right to be able to do that but i think i might have to. she is not my child she is his so i really can’t make any decisions. What can I do???????

i grew up in care and have had some really bad experiences, what happened to me is really rare and very unlikely but care is the last place i would put my niece.

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Answer by creamfeather
I think you if you tell him that you want to take care of your niece for a short while he will probably be releived that someone is willing to take on the reponsibility for her. This will give you all breathing space to see what happens next.

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