Funniest Pets

Photos of cute pets

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Funny cats picture

Small beautiful kitty

Lovely kitten

Cute fluffy pup

Small cats in cups

Amicable amusing pets

Funny brown dog

Cute puppies

Cute sleeping kitten

Lovely puppy sunbathes

Funniest kitty

Small lovely kitten

Spotty beautiful cat

Lovely newborn puppies

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Amusing puppies on a bench

The puppy with a pacifier

Many pups poodle

Dogs look out in a window

Pup has a rest on a grass

Cute white puppy

Puppies in reconnaissance

Threatening small fluffy puppy

Squirrel in family of dogs

Pup prepares for competitions

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Kittens in a basket

Cute sleeping kitty

Cats have a rest on fresh air

The cat protects other kittens

Cosy place for a kitty

Greater family of cats

Sweet couple two kittens

White fluffy kitten and red roses

Сat does gymnastics

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Smart dogs

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Clever dog

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Dog attacking himself

Dogs can talk!

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Talking dogs

Cat in bottle

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Focus - video

Video - speaking cats

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Cat Breeds and their description

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Abyssinian

Appearance: Physically, the Abyssinian is a medium-sized cat, tremendously powerful, yet lithe and graceful, and regal in bearing. Its moderately wedgeshaped head is framed with large, alert ears. The eyes are large and almond-shaped, in gold or green color. Striking tabby markings around the eyes accentuate the typical Abyssinian expression - at once sweet and wild.
Abyssinians, or ''Abys,'' enjoy people and are very loyal. The regal-looking Aby has a very distinct appearance that is both elegant and wild looking.

American Bobtail

Overall Appearance: American Bobtails are a medium to large, bobtailed cat. It is a noticeably athletic animal, well muscled, with the appearance of power. Their tails are short, straight, and may be slightly curved or knotted.
Personality: American Bobtails are domesticated and loving, and make pleasant family pets.
Recently, new Bobtail breeds have been discovered around the world, but the American Bobtail was the first of this breed to be recognized.

American Curl

American Curls easily adapt to almost any home situation and adjust to other animals remarkably well.
The ideal American Curl is a medium sized, alert animal with an elegant appearance and a sweet, open expression complimented by their remarkable ears. Both longhair and shorthair Curls have soft, silky coats, but the longhair Curl has the distinction of sporting a beautiful plumed tail.
American Curls are easily distinguished by their ears, which curl back in an arc giving the cats an alert, perky, surprised expression.

American Shorthair

American Shorthairs are medium to large sized cats, with powerful legs and strong paws. Their muzzle is squarish. Their coat is short, with the fur being thick, dense, and stiff to protect them from cold, moisture, and superficial skin injuries. American Shorthairs are very affectionate, long-living, and disinclined to behavioral problems; they get along well with other family members, including dogs. The American Shorthair is also an excellent hunter, but its sunny and gentle disposition make it ideal for families with small children.
American Shorthairs come in over a 100 different varieties of colors (blacks, whites, silvers, creams, reds, browns, greys, and tabby mixes), but their eyes, pad color, and nose will always match their coloring. Their tail tapers to a blunt tip and has no kinks.

American Wirehair

The unique wirehair coat is genetically dominant over a normal coat, unlike the gene that creates rex fur. The fur is springy, dense and coarse, and even their whiskers are often curled. Many find it pleasant to the touch. Apart from the wiry coat, they are strong, muscular cats, built similarly to American Shorthairs. The main differences between the two breeds is a mutated gene that causes the hair to be kinky. They come in a variety of colors.
American Wirehair personality is described as intelligent, and affectionate.

Australian Mist [a.k.a. Spotted Mist]

Australian Mist are short-haired cats of moderate size and build. They have a round head and large, expressive eyes in a range of greens. The nose, chin and whiskerpads are broad, giving the face a generous expression.
Australian Mist cats presently come in six colors: warm brown, blue, chocolate, lilac, gold and peach. Australian Mists are outstandings affectionate and gentle. They are very tolerant of handling and disinclined to scratch, which makes them ideal with even small children. They have inherited the affectionate, people-loving temperament, general size and shape of the Burmese, the intelligence and agility of the Abyssinian, and the health and vitality of the Domestic.

Balinese

The traditional Balinese cat has a coat approximately two inches long over its entire body and it is a sturdy and robust cat with a semi-rounded muzzle and ears.
The head is wedge-shaped, with large, alert ears which follow and complement the shape of the wedge. The eyes are distinctly Oriental, slanted slightly to fit in with the overall head shape, and sapphire blue, the deeper the colour the better. The nose is straight, with no break or rise between the eyes.
Colour is the difference between the Balinese and the Javanese breeds. Like Siamese, Balinese and Javanese are "pointed" cats, which means that the face, legs, and tail are a darker colour than the body colour. The darker colours are referred to as the points. The body colour tends to darken with age.
Balinese are extremely intelligent cats, although less talkative than their Siamese ancestors.

Bengal

The name Bengal was derived from the scientific name of the Asian Leopard Cat, and not from the more widely known Bengal Tiger species, which has nothing to do with their ancestry or their looks.

The Bengal, with its wild looking striped or spotted coat, looks much like a small leopard or jaguar. While still rare worldwide, their popularity is growing rapidly.

Bengal cats are very high-energy, intelligent, and curious, and so are particularly interactive with their human housemates, wanting to be in the middle of whatever the human is engaged in, and often following the human around the house as household chores are performed.

Birman [a.k.a. Sacred Cat of Burma]

Birmans differ from conventional colour-point cats by their white paws called gloves. The coat is medium-length, not as long and thick as a Persian's, and does not mat. Their most striking feature is their clear blue eyes, which remain blue throughout their life. Some have described their eyes as 'Twin Pools Of Serenity'.

Birmans cats are known for their charming temperament. As their popularity and demand increases, they are becoming more difficult to acquire.

Bombay

The Bombay is a muscular yet agile cat with a black coat. The heads of Bombay cats are rounded and wide with a short tapered muzzle. The eyes, which are of golden or copper color, are rounded and set wide, and their ears are broad, slightly rounded and medium sized and, like the eyes, set wide.

Quiet, sensitive, reserved and intelligent, the Bombay is suited to life in a quiet home, where it is affectionate to the whole family.

British Shorthair

British Shorthairs have very dense, soft coats. The eyes are large, round and copper in colour. The head is round with chubby cheeks. The body is rounded and sturdy. The breed has a broad chest, shoulders and hips with short legs, round paws and a plush tail.
The lifespan of this breed is 10 to 15 years.
British shorthairs are wonderful with children and will usually get along well with other animals in your home.
These cats are stocky, sturdy and intelligent, with few health problems.
The British Shorthair is an easygoing breed. It has a stable character and can easily live in an apartment setting. It is not terribly demanding of attention, although it will make its desire for play known if its owner looks available. It is not normally destructive or hyperactive, although it can be playful.

Burmese

The Burmese is a foreign shorthair. They have yellow eyes and a very short satiny coat. They are heavier than they look, as they are very muscular. By the standards of pedigreed cats they are long-lived, many reaching 16 to 18 years.
Burmese cats are very friendly and curious even towards complete strangers. They are athletic, brave and humourous, and may show remarkable ingenuity, particularly in finding warm places. Burmese cats tend to follow their owners everywhere, even to the point where they may become a bit disturbing.

Burmilla

The Burmilla is a breed of domestic cat which originated in the United Kingdom in 1981. It is a cross between the Chinchilla Persian and Burmese breeds.
The Burmilla can have a variety of colours: black, blue, champagne, chocolate, cream, lilac, platinum and red. They can also be tortoiseshell, with colours including black, blue, brown, chocolate and lilac.

California Spangled Cat

The California spangled cat is a spotted feline with the look of the wild and the heart of a domestic. The spangled has a small but dedicated following with people who love the breed’s active personality and exotic looks.
California Spangled Cat have face is expressive with wide, well-contoured, sculpted cheekbones, well-developed whisker pads, and a strong chin and jaw. The muzzle is broad, medium length and well-developed. Medium-sized, rounded ears set high on the head and well back from the face add to the wild look. The almond-shaped eyes are set well apart and slope gently.
Because of the diversity of colors used in the breed’s creation, the spangled cat comes in a wide palette of spotted colors: silver, bronze, gold, red, blue, brown, black and charcoal. The spots themselves are dark, well-defined, and sharply contrasted to the background color.

Chantilly [a.k.a. Tiffany or Foreign Longhair]

The Chantilly/Tiffany is a moderate-sized semi-foreign cat with a semi-longhaired, full coat and plumed tail. Its long ear tufts are one of the most striking features.
It is accepted in a variety of colors, including blue, chocolate, cinnamon, lilac, and fawn, in both solid and tabby patterns, though chocolate is the most well known. The eye color of the feline intensifies with age.
The breed is friendly, loyal, and affectionate, though occasionally reserved with strangers. It is neither placid nor overly active - "moderate" is a word which crops up when discussing the Chantilly/Tiffany personality as well as its conformation.
This breed was originally called Tiffany; however, the longhaired Burmese is often spelled ''Tiffanie'' as well, so this breed is now specified as Chantilly/Tiffany.

Chartreux

Physically, the Chartreux is large and muscular with short fine boned limbs, big paws and very fast reflexes. They are known for their blue (grey) double-thickness fur coats and gold- or copper-colored eyes. Chartreux cats are also known for their "smile"; due to the structure of their heads and long, tapered muzzle, they often appear to be smiling.

Chartreux cats tend to be quiet, rarely making noises such as mewing or crying and some are mute. They are quite observant and intelligent, with some Chartreux learning to operate radio on/off buttons and to open screen door latches. Chartreux cats are playful cats well into their adult years; some can be taught to fetch small objects in the same manner as a dog.
This intelligent cat is fascinated by television and likes to participate in telephone conversations by chewing on the cord.

Colorpoint Shorthair

The Colorpoint Shorthair is a variant of the Siamese cat. It features the same long, tubular body, large ears, and triangular, wedge-shaped head as the modern Siamese. However, the coat comes in a wider variety of "point" colors and patterns than do the traditional Siamese.
Possible coat colors and patterns include red point (also called flame point), cream point, lynx points (points featuring a tabby pattern; can be in a variety of colors), and tortie-points (points featuring a tortoise-shell, or calico, pattern; can be in a variety of colors).

Cornish Rex

The coat of a Cornish Rex is extremely fine and soft to the touch. However, their light coat means that they are only suitable for indoor living in warm and dry conditions.
The Cornish Rex is an adventurous cat and is very intelligent. It can readily adapt to new situations and will explore wherever it can go, jumping into refrigerators, examining washing machines, etc. The Rex is extremely curious, seeks out the company of people and is friendly towards other companion animals. It is a suitable pet for timid children.
The most distinctive trait of the Cornish Rex is its curly coat, which can be wavy or rippled.

Cymric [a.k.a. Longhaired Manx]

Some cat registries consider the Cymric a long-haired variety of the manx, rather than a separate breed. The name comes from Cymru, the indigenous Celtic name for Wales.

Devon Rex

The Devon Rex is a relatively new breed of cat with a sparse, curly, very soft coat similar to that of the Cornish Rex. The Cornish Rex's coat is unusual because only the down layer of hair is present, the other two layers are absent.
Devons, which are medium sized cats, are often called "pixie cats" or "alien cats" because of their unique appearance. Their uncommonly large ears are set low on the sides of their wide heads, their eyes are large, and their noses are slightly upturned. Their body type is distinctly lightly-built.
The typical Devon is active, mischievous, playful, and very people-oriented. They have been described as a cross between a cat, a dog and a monkey. They are high-jumpers and will try to occupy any space large enough to admit them. They're relatively easy to take care of, but they do shed, and many of those with allergies have found that they are not always hypoallergenic.

Havana Brown

The Havana Brown is a moderately sized, muscular short-haired cat with a body of average length. The coat color must be brown, typically reddish-brown, with no tabby markings. Whiskers should also be brown and the eye color should be green. The head should be slightly longer than wide and the nose should have a distinct stop at the eyes.
The Havana Brown is an intelligent cat that often uses its paws both to examine objects, and to communicate with its owners. The most likely explanation of the breed's name is that its coat color is very similar to that of Havana cigars.

Himalayan [a.k.a. Colourpoint Longhair (UK)]

The Himalayan, also called colourpoint Persian, is a breed of cat with extremely long, fluffy fur, and the blue eyes and the points of a Siamese.
The body of a Himalyan is white, but the points come in many different colours: blue, brown, lilac, chocolate, flame, red and creme. The points can also be tabby or tortie patterned.
These cats are sweet-tempered, intelligent, social and good companions.
Head: Round and massive with great breadth of skull. Round face with round underlying bone structure. Head well set on short, thick neck. Jaws broad and powerful, with cheeks full and prominent.
Eyes: Large, round, and full. Set wide apart, giving sweet expression to the face.
Body: Cobby in type - low on the legs, deep in the chest, equally massive across the shoulders and rump. Medium to large in size.

Japanese Bobtail

The Japanese Bobtail is a breed of cat with an unusual 'bobbed' tail more closely resembling the tail of a rabbit than that of an ordinary feline.
They are active, intelligent, talkative cats with a well-defined sense of family life. Their soft voices are capable of nearly a whole scale of tones; some people say they sing.
Body: Medium in size, males larger than females. Long torso, lean and elegant, showing well developed muscular strength.
Head: The head should form an equilateral triangle. (Not including ears)
Eyes: Large, oval rather than round. They should not bulge out beyond the cheekbone or the forehead.
Ears: Large, upright, set wide apart but at right angles to the head and looking as if alert.
Legs: Long, slender, and high. The hind legs longer than the forelegs.

Javanese

The Javanese is a recognized breed of cat. Javanese have a long, silky coat, that comes in a variety of colors. These cats are highly intelligent, and resemble the Balinese.
Javanese are very social cats which will become depressed if they are left alone too often. They are generally very playful pets, and are markedly good at jumping.
They are also intelligent animals, and some can be trained or learn by themselves to manipulate simple mechanisms such as lever-handled doors and flush toilets.
It is very difficult to define this cat, other than to say that it is a beautiful longhaired cat very similar in appearance and temperament to the Siamese and Balinese.

Korat

In fact they are often known colloquially as the "Good Luck Cat" and are given in pairs to newlyweds or people of high esteem as a wish for good luck.
Korats are an active cat and form strong bonds with people.
Korats are one of a few breeds that have only one colour: a silvery gray that often has lavender undertones - generally called blue in the cat world, although it is notably different in viewing from other 'blue' cats.
Their eyes are a shade of yellow from birth (sometimes described as a "pale amber") but change to an emerald or peridot green at full maturity (2 to 4 years).
Korats only have one coat (they lack a downy undercoat possibly due to their long history in a hot and humid climate) and do not shed much hair.

LaPerm

The LaPerm is a recognized breed of cat. A LaPerm's fur is curly (hence the name "perm"), with the tightest curls being on the belly, throat and base of the ears. La Perms come in many colors and patterns. La Perms generally have a very affectionate personality.
In addition to their exceptional appearance, La Perms are known for their affectionate, loving and gentle personalities. La Perms can be either short or long-haired.

Maine Coon Cat

The Maine Coon is one of the largest breeds of domestic cat, known for its intelligence, playfulness as well as distinctive physical appearance.
Maine Coons are very large (but energetic) cats, sometimes weighing 11.3 kilograms (25 pounds); the average weight is 6 to 9 kilograms (13-20 pounds) for adult males and less (7-11 pounds) for females.
The most common color/pattern in the breed is brown with tabby markings. Maine Coons are recognized in all colors except for chocolate, lavender, ticked tabby, and the point-restricted ("Siamese") pattern. Eye color also varies widely. All patterns may have green, green-gold, or gold. Blue eyes, or one blue eye with one gold eye, are possible in white coat cats.
Maine Coons have medium-long, dense fur, with longer hair, or a ruff, on their chests similar to the mane of a lion (which is why the breed is sometimes humorously called the "Mane Coon"). Their fur consists of two layers - an undercoat and an additional layer of longer guard hairs, which gives the breed their key physical feature. The fur is generally very soft.

Manx

The Manx is a breed of cat with a naturally occurring mutation of the spine. This mutation shortens the tail, resulting in a range of tail lengths from normal to tailless. The hind legs are longer than the front legs, creating a continuous arch from shoulders to rump giving the cat a rounded appearance. Manx cats move with more like a hop than a stride when running; in this aspect, they resemble rabbits more than cats. Many Manx have a small 'stub' of a tail, but Manx cats are best known as being entirely tailless: it is the distinguishing characteristic of the breed.
The Manx breed is a highly intelligent cat breed, it is playful, and in its behaviour, bizarre, but very reminiscent of dogs; for example, some Manx cats will fetch small objects that are thrown.
However, Manx cats usually are very quiet.
This calm, affectionate breed is also knows for having the shortest body of all domestic cat breeds.

Munchkin

The Munchkin cat is a relatively new breed created by a random mutation that produced a cat with extremely short legs. Munchkins have short or long coats in a wide variety of colours. Somewhat surprisingly, because of their short stature munchkins are particularly adept at climbing and jumping. They are usually raised as indoor cats, although they are reported to be extremely active, agile and fast runners.
The munchkin cat is shorter than a standard domestic, but in all other respects it is identical, genetically and in size and overall appearance.
Named after the ''Munchkins'' from the classic film The Wizard of Oz, this unusual looking cat has very short legs, much like the Dachshund dog breed.

Nebelung

Nebelung is a elegant looking cat is very similar to the Russian Blue, although with a long, soft coat. They have green eyes, and its silver-tipped hairs give the coat a luminous, misty affect, hence the name ''Nebelung,'' which in German means ''creature of the mist.''

Norwegian Forest Cat

These large fluffy cats are very similar to the Maine Coon. They are prized for their exceptional hunting abilities, and are one of the largest of all domestic cat breeds.

Norwegian Forest Cats have a thick fluffy double-layered coat, tufted ears and a long bushy tail to protect them against the cold. Their coat is essentially waterproof due to its coarse outer layer and dense underlay. They are very large cats with adult males weighing 6 to 10 kg (13 to 22 lb), while females are approximately half that size. Their hind legs are longer than their front legs. They are friendly, loyal, energetic, intelligent, playful cats that enjoy human company. Norwegian Forest Cats like to be boss, and will quickly take over any household.

Ocicat

The ideal Ocicat is a large, active animal with an athletic appearance. It is very solid and well-muscled and has a short, tight coat with a satin sheen that shows off muscles and spots to their best advantage.
The Ocicat is not a demanding, clinging-vine type, but is confident as well as dedicated to its owners.
They are not prone to any particular health problem and their broad genetic background gives them vigor and vitality.
Ocicats come in many colors and at least all those colors associated with the three foundation breeds: tawny, chocolate, cinnamon, blue, lavender, fawn, silver, chocolate silver, cinnamon silver, blue silver, lavender silver, and fawn silver.

Oriental Longhair [a.k.a. Angora (UK)]

The Oriental Longhair is a breed of cat that features a tubular, Siamese-style body (known in the cat fancy as oriental type), but with a longer coat than the short-haired Siamese. The coat can also come in a variety of colors and patterns, including tabby, "tortie", and solid.

Oriental Shorthair

Oriental Shorthairs have expressive, almond-shaped eyes, a wedge-shaped head with large ears that fit in the wedge of the head. Their bodies are very elegant yet muscular. When seeing an Oriental Shorthair, one would never guess them to be as solid as they are.
Oriental Shorthairs can be found in solid colors (white, red, cream, ebony, blue, chestnut, lavender, cinnamon, or fawn), smoke (silver undercoat to any of the above except white), shaded (only the hair tips colored), parti-color (red or cream splashes on any of the above), tabby (striped) and bi-colored.
Oriental Shorthairs are intelligent, social animals who bond closely to their people. They are inquisitive, highly friendly, emotional, and sometimes quite vocal
These slender and elegant cats, often called simply ''Orientals,'' are very similar to Siamese, both in appearance and temperament.

Persian [a.k.a. Longhair]

Persians, with their long flowing coats and open pansy-like faces are the number one breed in popularity. Their sweet, gentle, personalities blend into most households once they feel secure in their new environment. Their quiet, melodious voices are pleasant and non-abrasive.
A show-quality Persian has an extremely long thick coat, short legs, a wide head with the ears set far apart, large eyes, and an extremely foreshortened muzzle. Persians have short heavily-boned legs to support their broad, short bodies.
Persian cats can have any colour or markings including pointed, tortoiseshell, blue, and tabby. Persian cats with point are referred to as Colourpoint Persian in Europe and Himalayan (cat) in United States.
Playful but never demanding, they love to pose and will drape themselves in a favorite window or chair, enhancing the decor in much the same way as a treasured painting. Persians are tremendously responsive and become a constant source of joy and delight to their owners.
Persian can live as a family member for easily 15 years, and some surpassing 20 years

Peterbald [a.k.a. Oriental Hairless]

Peterbald cats look much like hairless Oriental Shorthair cats.
The Peterbald is a sturdy, lean cat with a high, long neck with running wrinkles, almond-shaped eyes, and big set-apart ears. The body is long, muscular, cylindrical with deep groin line.
Peterbalds are usually sweet-tempered, peaceful, curious, smart and energetic.Peterbalds live in harmony with other cats and pets and also with children. They are also not vindictive, and all of their characteristics make peterbalds an excellent companion cat.

Pixie-Bob

Pixie-Bobs are approximately 50% larger then most domestic cats (which weigh 5.5–16 lb or 2.5–7 kg). Most Pixie-Bobs have black fur and skin on the bottom of their paws, tipped ears, heavy ear hair, black lips, and white fur around the eyes but with black eye skin. Their chins have white fur, but often have black skin under the white fur.
Eyes are almond shaped and tilted. Eyes are blue when kittens, then change to green, and finally to gold when several months old (some don't change completely to Gold, but have a Gold with a green tint). Tails can be non-existent (rumpy), or 2-4 inches (desired - TICA required), or long tails (Pixie was a long tail). The head is usually-pear shaped. They grow for 3 years instead of 1 year like most domestic cats.
They are highly intelligent, social, active (but not hyper-active), bold, courageous, and enjoy playing with other animals.
Pixie-Bobs are legal in all 50 states without a license, and are legally considered domestic cats, despite the fact that they appear to have a bobcat heritage.

RagaMuffin

RagaMuffins are large cats with sweet personalities. They thrive on attention, and due to their gentle nature, are perfect for families.
The Ragamuffin is described as a docile and affectionate cat. They are highly intelligent and love to play. Because of their gentle nature, Ragamuffins are generally kept indoors for their own protection.
Ragamuffins have plush, non-matting, soft fur which comes in many color varieties. The cats have very large expressive eyes.
They take longer to mature than most other cats, approximately 4 years to reach adulthood. Ragamuffins typically have long life spans in comparison to other domestic cats. They are a healthy robust feline with no recognized illnesses.
This breed has several of the color formations that are present on Ragdolls, but also has a variety of different colors. Some colors include: all variations of pointed color, including Tortie Point, Red Point, and Lynx Point. It is said that Particolor and Mitted Ragamuffins are virtually identical to Ragdolls.

Ragdoll

The Ragdoll is a breed of medium longhaired cat. It is best known for its docile and placid temperament and affectionate nature. It is perhaps the gentlest and most easy-going of breeds. They are non-aggressive to the point that many cats cannot or should not be let outside for prolonged periods as many will not defend themselves and most do not hunt. The name "Ragdoll" derived from the fact that many of these cats go completely limp and relax when picked up. Ragdolls have a sturdy body, short legs, and a thick coat with Siamese-style points. The Ragdoll is a large, semi-longhaired cat, exhibiting the pointed pattern in three varieties: colorpoint, bicolor, and mitted. Coat colors can be seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac point colors, either with or without markings on the face and feet.
Ragdolls typically take up to 4 years to fully mature physically. An adult male can weigh between 12 and 20 lb, while the females can weigh between 10 and 15 lb.

Russian Blue

The Russian Blue is a breed of cat. It has a lean medium-sized body and a short, plush, blue coat. The colour is a blueish-gray that is the dilute expression of the black gene. The coat is unique to the breed as it is a double coat, with the undercoat being soft and downy, and the longer guard hairs an even blue with silver tips. This "tipping" gives the coat a shimmering appearance. Its eyes are green and ideally should be dark and vivid. These cats are highly intelligent and playful but tend to be shy around strangers. They also develop a close bond with their human companions.
The Russian Blue breed is most well known for its coat, which is a striking silvery blue. The fur is very dense; when touched, indentations are left in the coat.

Savannah

The Savannah Cat is a hybrid cat, a result of a mating between a Serval Cat and a domestic cat.

The Savannah can have a tan coat with black or brownish spots, or a silver coat with dark spots, a marble pattern, and many other patterns and combinations, although the TICA breed standard limits member cats to Black, Brown Spotted Tabby, Silver Spotted Tabby and Black Smoke types only.
They have distinctive "tear drop" markings around their eyes and large round ears. The Savannah is a very graceful, uniquely built cat, with a lovely long neck, long legs and ears, and a three-quarter length tail. The breed standard states that they may be solid, tabby or silver/shaded in pattern, with the allowable colors in those patterns to be black, brown spotted tabby, silver spotted tabby or black smoke.
Temperamentally, Savannahs have been compared to dogs in their loyalty, and they will follow their owners around the house like a canine. They greet people with head-butts or sometimes pounces out of nowhere (many a guest entering a house with a Savannah have been pounced upon in the entry way!) They have a lot of energy and are social animals that do well with both cats and dogs.
Water isn't a fear of the Savannah cat; they will jump right into the bathtub or shower with people sometimes, and get into pools and streams like their wild ancestors.

Scottish Fold

The Scottish Fold is known for its unique ears that are folded forward to the head, giving it a round profile. The ears and profile give the cat the sweet, innocent appearance that has won many admirers.

Scottish Folds are hardy cats, much like their barnyard ancestors. Their disposition matches their sweet expression. They have tiny voices and are not extremely vocal. They adore human companionship and display this in their own quiet way.
Scottish Folds adapt to almost any home situation and are as comfortable in a room full of noisy children and dogs as they are in a single person’s dwelling. They don’t usually panic at shows or in strange hotel rooms, and they adjust to other animals extremely well.
Scottish Folds come in any and all colors possible with the exception of those showing evidence of hybridization resulting in the colors chocolate, lavender, the Himalayan pattern, or a combination of these and white.

Selkirk Rex

One of the newest breeds in America, the Selkirk Rex has curly fur, a well-proportioned body, and a sweet personality.
Like the other Rex cats, the Cornish Rex and the Devon Rex, this breed has a naturally curly coat. Unlike the other Rex breeds, the Selkirk has a rounded, stocky body type and comes in both longhaired and shorSelkirk Rexred varieties. They are similar in body type to a British ShorSelkirk Rexr. Brits, Persians, and Exotics have gone into the development of this breed. Also unlike the Devon and Cornish Rex, this gene is dominant, not recessive.
The Selkirk Rex cats are healthy and sturdy, is a patient, tolerant, loving cat that enjoys a good cuddle. They have the docile good nature of their three parent breeds.
Unlike the other Rex breeds -- Devon and Cornish -- the Selkirk Rex is not a good potential alternative for someone with cat allergy. They have the shedding undercoats typical of their parent breeds.
They are accepted in a wide variety of colors and patterns, including colorpoint.

Siamese

The Siamese breed has changed a lot since its beginnings in Thailand centuries ago. In fact, the original Siamese would be disqualified from competition today. Selective breeding, however, has altered them into beautiful, feisty felines that many regard as the most intelligent cats in existence.
All Siamese have a creamy base coat with coloured points on their muzzles, ears, paws and lower legs, tails and (in males) scrota. Siamese have almond-shaped, bright blue eyes and short, flat-lying coats. Siamese cats tend to darken with age, and generally adult Siamese living in warm climates have lighter coats than those in cool climates.
In the United States, the major cat registry, the Cat Fanciers' Association, considers only the four original colorations as Siamese: seal point, blue point, chocolate point, and lilac point.
The Siamese voice, which they use frequently, is unlike that of other breeds, and has been compared to the cries of a human baby.
The Siamese temperament is legendary: like all Oriental cats Siamese are active, playful, extremely vocal and persistent in demanding attention.

Siberian

The Siberian, or ''Siberian Forest'' cat, is a longhaired cat native to Russia. It can grow to be quite large; twenty pounds for a male is not uncommon. Born and bred to withstand Russia’s harsh winters, the Siberian can tolerate cold climates and simply sheds much of its fur in warmer weather.
The Siberian is a large, strong cat, which can take up to five years to mature. The females being smaller than the males as in all breeds. They are noted for being very agile and can leap great distances. Their muscles are outstanding and powerful. The back is long and very slightly curved but appears horizontal in motion. The hind-leg of the Siberian is slightly longer than the front legs, with large and powerful firm rounded paws. The facial expression is alert but sweet. The general impression of the cat is one of circles and roundness rather than angular as in some of the other breeds. The coat is the Siberians crowning glory, this is a moderately to long haired coat with the fur on the lower chest and shoulder blades being slightly shorter. There should be an abundant ruff around the neck setting off the large impressive head.
The Siberian has a very dog like temperament and are very affectionate. They come out to great the visitors in the house and are not shy. They are very intelligent and very quick learners. They also have a triple purr and unlike other breeds have a chirping sound they use when they come to greet you.

Singapura

These excerpts are from the UK Singapura Cat Club.The Singapura, named for its homeland, Singapore, is one of the rarest cats worldwide. At four to nine pounds, it is most definitely the smallest breed. Called Sepia Agouti, the Singapura’s only coat color is brown on ivory with only the face and inner legs showing markings.
The Singapura is an alert, healthy, medium sized cat of foreign type. The body has good bone structure and is moderately stocky and muscular, yet gives an impression of great elegance.
Singapuras should have some barring on their inner front legs and back knees. The coat is short, fine, silky, and close-lying.
The breed has noticeably large eyes and ears. Eyes are large, set not less than an eye width apart, held wide open, but showing slant when closed or partially closed. A dark outline to the eyes is desirable. Eye colour hazel, green or yellow only. Ears are large, wide open at base, and deep cupped. The outer line of the ears extends upwards to an angle slightly wide of parallel.
They'll beat you to the door, the dining table, and have to sit on the kitchen counter to see just what you're doing up there. (If you want a cat that stays off the kittchen counter, DO NOT get a singapura.) And the warmest place in the house is THEIRS!!
You don't have to wait for your back to be turned, they'll open kitchen cabinets and drawers with apparent ease and very little time to figure out how to do it.

Snowshoe

The Snowshoe cat, a hybrid (mix) of the Siamese and American Shorthair, was initially an error in cross breeding. However, it is one of the most eye-catching and beautiful felines currently being bred. Its blue eyes are striking, and its fur is soft and smooth. The classic, or ''mitted,'' Snowshoe is known for its dark extremities and white paws, with a minimal amount of white on the face. The ears are large, with a triangular head that usually has black markings. The eyes are blue. The coat is short-haired and is white and gray. The tail is medium-sized. There are several varieties, such as Blue-point, Fawn-point, Chocolate-point and Seal-point.
Both attractive and affectionate, the Snowshoe is a wonderful pet to have in your home.
This breed is best suited to the experienced cat owner. In a typical household, they will be friendly to everyone but will usually devote themselves almost entirely to one person.
It is affectionate and playful, yet laid back - combining some of the best personality traits of its parent breeds.
The Snowshoe is still a rare breed.

Somali

The longhaired version of the Abyssinian cat, the Somali is an athletic feline that needs a lot of freedom to be happy.The Somali is a breathtaking cat to behold. It bears an uncanny resemblance to a little fox, with its large ears, masked face, full ruff and bushy tail. The Somali’s wild, feral look is what immediately draws fascinated attention.
Somalis are intelligent cats, and while active, they have soft voices and are usually quiet. They communicate with human family members through soft mews and possess a charming trill. They are extroverts and very social. Somalis have bursts of energy several times a day, at which time they will take off through the house, jumping into the air.
Their body is medium long and graceful, with a medium-length soft and silky coat that requires little grooming. The coat is usually one to three inches long, with shorter fur across the shoulders. The tail is fluffy and full; their feet have tufts between the toes.They come in four recognized colors: ruddy, red, blue and fawn.

Sphynx

Contrary to popular belief, the Sphynx is not a hairless cat. Its skin is covered with suede-like peach fuzz that, to the touch, feels like moss. This unique velvety appearance makes it one of the most unusual cat breeds today. Also known by the descriptive names of the Canadian Hairless Cat and the Moon Cat, the Sphynx is one of the newest cat breeds. Its wrinkled texture and large ears make it easily distinguishable from any other cat. Owners of these felines celebrate not only their uncommon appearance, but also their devoted and friendly personalities.
They have an open-eyed, intelligent face and a friendly expression. The Sphynx are extremely inquisitive and love to be the center of attention. They perform silly antics for your entertainment and are sometimes downright clumsy…on purpose it seems. They have an abundance of energy and mischief and are always with you, on you or showing off for you. "Love Mooch" is the perfect term for these amazing cats.
Sphynxes are also prone to sunburn and sunstroke because they lack the normal protection of fur.

Tiffanie

These winsome creatures are born a pale café au lait which darkens with maturity.
The Tiffanie is a medium-sized cat with a fine and a silky coat, longer at the ruff and with a flowing plume-like tail. The general body type should be that of the Burmese but carry some of the Chinchilla facial markings particularly the mascara type eye outline.
The silky medium length coat does not tangle and has none of the potential grooming problems of their parent breed, the Chinchilla. The coat is of an easy care nature with only the very occasional need to groom it.
Tiffanies may be bred in any of the recognised Asian or Burmese colours and patterns. Eyes are clear and luminous mainly found in any shade of green with variations depending on coat colour.
Tiffanies are outgoing, gentle, loving, beautiful cats that make excellent pets. They are extremely devoted to their humans and most are real lapcats. Tiffanies are also extremely playful and intelligent.

Tonkinese

Cross-bred from the Burmese and Siamese, this gorgeous breed makes a wonderful housecat. The Tonkinese is one of the most intelligent cats, with an air of condescension and an extremely playful, sociable nature.They are a great choice for a family pet.
The colorful personality of the Tonkinese make them ideal companions. They will take possession of your lap and shoulder, and they will supervise your activities. They are warm and loving, highly intelligent, with an incredible memory and senses that are akin to radar. They are strong willed, and their humans are wise to use persistent persuasion in training them.
The Tonkinese blends the best features of its ancestors into one beautiful, medium-sized cat that is remarkably dense and muscular. Whether appearing in the coat pattern of its Burmese predecessor, with sparkling gold-green eyes, the pointed pattern of its Siamese ancestor, with glittering blue eyes, or the “mink” coat pattern seen in the show ring, with its unique aqua eyes, the Tonkinese is an intelligent, gregarious cat with a sense of humor.

Turkish Angora

The Turkish Angora is a beautiful cat, whose coat comes in many luxurious colors. One of the most rare types of Turkish Angora is the ''odd-eyed white,'' an entirely white feline with eyes of two different colors. In general, the Turkish Angora is a very family-friendly cat breed. They mostly have a white, silky, medium-long length coat, no undercoat and fine bone structure. Although they are known for their shimmery white coat, currently there are more than twenty varieties including black, blue, reddish fur. They come in tabby and tabby and white, along with smoke varieties, and are in every color other than pointed, lavender, and cinnamon (all of which would indicate breeding to an outcross).
Eyes may be blue, green or amber, but it is often a combination of one blue and one amber.Ears are sharp and relatively bigger, head is long and wide. Another characteristic is the tail, which is kept parallel to the back.
Turkish Angora is an intelligent, adorable and very curious breed, very active throughout their life-span.

Turkish Van

The Van is one of the larger cat breeds. The males can reach 20 lb (9 kg) and the females weigh about half of that. They have massive paws and rippling hard muscle structure which allows them to be very strong jumpers. They are slow to mature and this process can take 3-5 years. The coat on a Van is considered semi-longhaired.
What might be the most interesting trait of the breed is its unusual fascination with water (cats, generally, dislike being immersed in water). The unusual trait may be due to the breed's proximity to Lake Van in their native country; it may have acquired this trait due to the very hot summers and have extremely waterproof coats that make bathing them a challenge.
Breed standards allow for one or more body spots as long as there is no more than 20% color and the cat does not give the appearance of a bicolor. Although red tabby and white is the classic van color, the color on a van's head and tail can be one of the following: Red, Cream, Black, Blue, Red Tabby, Cream Tabby, Brown Tabby, Blue Tabby, Tortoiseshell, Dilute Tortoise, Brown Patched Tabby, Blue patched Tabby and any other color not showing evidence of hybridization with the pointed cats (Siamese, Himalayan, etc).

Sneezing Dog & Cat

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 10:25:00 +0000

Pets and people sneeze for two reasons. Either the membranes that line their nose are inflamed or a foreign object of some sort is present in the nostrils.
Nasal membranes become inflamed either because the pet was exposed to a chemical irritant or it has contracted a respiratory tract infection.

Infectious sneezing

By far, most of the sneezing pets that I see have contracted upper respiratory tract infections. Some times the only symptom of the infection is sneezing. In people, we would call it a cold. Pet colds are caused by airborne virus and bacteria. The two most common cold viruses of dogs are the Parainfluenza virus and Type-2 Adenovirus. Both are highly infectious and are passed by sneezes from other sick dogs or from dogs that silently carry the infection. It is very common for the owners of sneezing pets to tell me that their "baby" was boarded, groomed or exposed to neighboring pets or a doggy park within the past two week. Pets that were recently obtained from animal shelters are also more likely to have these infections.

Very young and very old pets are more at risk. This is because the immune system of young animals is not fully developed. Older pets often have some age-related changes of the nasal membranes that make infections worse.

Bacteria can also cause sneezing. Both cats and dogs are susceptible to bacterial upper respiratory tract infections caused by Pasteurella, Bordetella, Streptococci and pseudomonad bacteria. Bordatella and Adeno-2 are two of the causes of kennel cough. Many of these bacteria are not particular about whose nose or eyes they irritate and can cause similar problems in you. Some pets silently carry these bacteria and virus in their system. Although they appear perfectly healthy they can spread the infections to all the animals that they contact. It is quite common for two or more organisms to be involved simultaneously in respiratory tract infections.

In cats, the two most common causes of sneezing are the rhinotracheitis virus (Herpes-1) and Calicivirus. Although sneezing may be the only sign of infection, most cats also have conjunctivitis and run a low-grade fever. Again, many healthy pets harbor these viruses and spread them. The rhinotracheitis virus is the cause of over two-thirds of the sneezing I see in cats. The incubation period after exposure is 2-6 days. Cats that harbor this virus are often infected for life. It is much like the cold sore virus of people in that stress of any sort causes these cats to resume shedding the virus. It is the bane of catteries and animal shelters. The next two most common causes of sneezing in cats are the organisms Chlamydia psittaci and mycoplasma. Both these organisms cause nasal irritation and conjunctivitis. Sneezing begins 5-10 days after exposure.

Causes of Sneezing

Breed Characteristics

Certain breeds of dogs and cats have compressed nasal passages due to their conformation. Persian cats and other cats with a flat face are more likely to sneeze due to infection or irritating products. Any of the dogs breed that snore (Pekingese, pugs, bulldogs, Lhasa Apsos, Shia Tzu etc.) share this problem.

Tooth Abscesses

In both dogs and cats the third upper premolar tooth has roots that penetrate close to the nasal passages. If this tooth or the ones adjacent to it becomes infected, sneezing and nasal drainage are common signs.

Foreign bodies

It is quite common for pets to poke their nose into grassy or dusty areas and come away with a small portion of grass or seedpod lodges in their nostril. Any nasal drainage of this sort will be confined to the side that has the object. Most pets eventually sneeze these objects out but some of them must be physically removed.
Older dogs and cat are subject to nasal polyps, tumors and degenerative changes in their airways. . As with foreign objects, the problem is usually confined to one nostril.

Allergies

Although most allergies in pets are exhibited as itching, some pets sneeze due to pollens and mold in the air.

Products

The same household products that cause you to sneeze can cause you pet to sneeze. The most common culprit in cats is dusty cat litter that contains small spicules of silica. Perfumes, cigarette smoke, household cleaners, fiberglass, bug spray and deodorants are only a few of the products that can cause your pet to sneeze.

Treatment:

We try to prevent upper respiratory tract infections in dogs and cats with yearly vaccinations against the organisms involved.There is an old saw among veterinarians that sneezing left untreated lasts a full two weeks; but if properly treated it passes in fourteen days. This is not always so. Sometimes sneezing the only the first sign of a respiratory tract infection. One of the best ways to tell if the problem is minor or more major is to take the pet's temperature with a rectal thermometer. Don't bother to see if its nose is warm or cold-that never works. The normal temperature of a cat or dog is about 102.5F. If the temperature is over 103.5 it might indicate that the problem will develop into a more serious respiratory tract infection. In that case, antibiotics and a visit to a veterinarian are probably indicated. Otherwise, rest, good nutrition, and medicated nose drops containing 0.25% ephedrine sulfate will probably be sufficient. If the nostrils become raw and inflamed I dispense a bland ophthalmic ointment and have the owners clean the nose frequently with warm wet pledgets of cotton.

When Rhinotracheitis virus of cats is the cause of the sneezing it is difficult to cure the cat. When this disease attacks kitten it sometimes causes irreversible changes in linings of the nose that do not go away. As mentioned earlier, this virus often persists in cats throughout their life. Low stress, good nutrition, vitamin A and antibiotics to combat secondary bacterial infections often cause the disease to disappear or go into remission. If this treatment does not cure the problem in a few weeks, I put the cat on trifluridine (Viroptic) or idoxuridine ophthalmic drops administered in the nose four times a day. Steam administration or taking the cat into a hot shower helps cleanse the nose of exudates and open the nasal passages. I have not found acyclovir helpful in these cases. A similar drug, gancyclovir may be more effective. Because cats appetites are so reliant on their sense of smell, you may need to tempt these pets with pungent smelling foods to keep them eating.

I treat allergic Rhinitis with nasal corticosteroid spray such as Nasocort. Introducing an ophthalmic or nasal saline rinse into the nostrils three times a day is also helpful. Antihistamines such as Benadryl may also help.

Foreign bodies that have lodged in the nose require different treatment. The drainage from such objects becomes thick and yellow-greenish in color.

My biggest concern is one-sided drainage in older dogs and cats that persists beyond a week or two. Many of these cases have proven to be tumors growing within the nasal passage. A good number of these tumors are malignant. It is quite difficult to obtain a small portion of these masses for pathological examination. If they do turn out to be malignant, I refer the pets on to a veterinary oncologist for treatment.

Feline leukemia virus (FeLV)

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 09:00:00 +0000

Infection

Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is one of the most common and destructive of all cat viruses. It is highly contagious and is spread primarily by saliva during cat fights, grooming or mating. The virus is also spread by blood, urine and feces. Kittens may become infected while still in the womb, when the mother bites off the umbilical cord or during nursing. Not all cats exposed to FeLV become infected. About 40% of exposed cats have immune systems that destroy the invading virus. The remainder of exposed cats become persistently infected (30%) or develop a latent infection (30%). The latter group has inactive virus in their bone marrow, and these virus particles may later become active when the cat becomes ill from another disease, stress or certain drugs. Of the cats persistently infected, about 25% will die within 1 year and 75% will die within 3 years. Some may live a normal life but tend to have various chronic illnesses. There are no signs specific for FeLV infection. The main effect of the virus is to disrupt the cat's immune system. While anemia is the most common disorder caused by the virus, cancer and various other diseases are common. Disorders commonly associated with FeLV infection include: chronic respiratory disease; chronic infection of the mouth, gums and tongue; chronic eye disease; frequent or chronic skin disease; reproductive disease (abortion, stillbirths and kitten deaths); frequent or chronic urinary tract infections; chronic digestive tract disease; and other systemic diseases (infectious peritonitis, hemobartonellosis, toxoplasmosis, polyarthritis).

Vaccination before exposure to the virus is the best means of preventing FeLV infection. Without vaccination, isolation from other cats is the only means of prevention.
Important Facts: Infected cats are at high risk for developing cancer or other life-threatening disease.
Indoor cats are at low risk for developing FeLV infection.
Outdoor cats are at high risk for developing FeLV infection.

Cat & Kitten Names

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:49:00 +0000

A Bientot
Abbey
Abby
Abdul
Abel
Aberdeen
Abigail
AbnerAbraham
Ace
Aces
Achilles
Acroy
Adagio
Adam
Addams
Adelaide
Adlai
Adonis
Aesop
Africa
Agatha
Aggie
Agnes
Aida
Aiko
Aimee
Aine, Ainee
Air Cat
Ajax
Akbar
Al Capone
Alabama
Alanna
Alaska
Alba
Albee
Albert
Alberta
Aldo
Alecia
Alfie
Ali
Alice
Alien
Allegra
Allegro
All Star
Almonds
Aloha

Alpha
Alpine
Alsatia
Amber
Ambrose
Ambrosia
Ami
Amicus
Amos
Amtrak
Amy
Anabell
Anastasia
Anatole
Andrea
Andromeda
Angel
Angela
Angelica
Angelo
Angus
Anika
Anistasianna
Anna
Annabel
Annie Oakley
Antoinette
Antonia
Antony
Antos
Aphrodite
Apollo
Appleton
April
Apu
Archibald
Archie
Aretha
Arethusa
Arf
Arfie
Argent
Argos
Ari
Aria
Ariel
Aristotle
Arizona
Armani
Arnie

Arnorld
Arpeggio
Artemis
Arwen
Ashika
Ashley
Ashton
Asia
Aslan
Aspasia
Asta
Aster
Asterix
Astraea
Astro
Athena
Atlantic
Atlas
Atossa
Atticus
Attila
August
Augusta
Augustus
Aurora
Autumn
Avalanche
Avalon
Awol
Ayesha
Aziza
Azreal
Azure
Azzu

Babbit
Babe
Babsy
Baby
Babycakes
Babytat
Bacardi
Bacchus
Baggins
Bagheera
Bagpipes
Bailey
Baldrick
Baldur
Bali
Bali Hai
Balki
Ballou
Balthazar
Balto
Bambino
Bamboo
Banshee
Banzai
Baracca
Barbarella
Bardot
Barky
Barley
Barnaby
Barney
Barnum
Bart
Bashoh
Basil
Basker
Baskets
Bast, Pasht
Bastet
Bathsheba
Battina
Baucis
Bauzeur
Bawdy
Bazoo
Bea
Beamer
Bean
Beanie
Beans
Beast
Beatrice
Beattle
Beattlejuice
Beatty
Beau Geste
Beauty
Bebee
Bebert
Becka
Bede
Beebop
Beebs
Beelzebub
Beethoven
Bella
Bellatrix
Belle, Bella
Beluga
Belvedere
Bemol
Bengali
Benson
Benz
Benzo
Beowulf
Bergen
Berlioz
Bernie
Bertha
Besseya
Bessie
Bethany
Bianca
Bibbers
Big Ben
Big Dipper
Big Foot
Big Kahuna
Big Mac

Bilco
Billie Jean
Bimbo
Bing
Bingo
Binkley
Binks
Bisou
Biss
Black Hawk
Blackbeard
Blackberry
Blackjack
Blackout
Blacky
Blake
Blanche
Blarney
Blatherskite
Blaze
Blea
Blinken
Blinky
Blizzard
Blobcat
Blodwin
Blondie
Blossom
Blue
Bluebell
Bluegrass
Blur
Bobbin
Bobo
Bobtail
Bobwhite
Bocce
Bogart
Bogey
Bogie
Bojangles
Bollinger
Bon Chat
Bon Jour
Bonbon
Bones
Bonhomme
Boniface
Bonita
Bonnie
Bonzo
Boochie
Boodle
Boofer
Boogee
Booger
Boomer
Boomerang
Booms
Boots
Borgia
Boris
Bosco
Boscovich
Boston Blackie
Botitas
Bouboule
Boucane
Bourbon
Bowie
Boycott
Brahms
Brains
Braley
Brandee
Brandy
Bravo
Bremen
Brennan
Brewsky
Bridget
Brie
Brilla
Brillo
Bristles
Brittany
Broadway
Broadway Joe
Brockie
Broderick

Bronte
Bruce
Bruno
Brunswick
Brutus
Bryce
Bubastis
Bubba
Bubble
Bubbles
Bubster
Bucca
Bucky
Budabut
Buddette
Budweiser
Buff
Buffalo Bill
Buffy
Bugger
Bugnose
Bugs
Bugsy
Bull
Bullseye
Bumble
Bumblemuffin
Bumstead
Bundy
Bungee
Bungle
Bunksters
Buny
Bussetta
Bussy
Butch
Butchkin
Buteska
Butterbutt
Butterscotch
Butthole
Buttons
Buzby
Buzzballs
Byte

Caddie
Caelin
Caesar
Cagney
Caicos
Cajun
Calamity
Calamity Jane
Calicalpurnia
Calico
Calie
Caligula
Calin
Callas
Callaway
Calvin
Calypso
Calze
Cambyses
Cameo
Cameron
Camille
Cammie
Camus
Candidus
Candis
Canute
Capone
Cappuccino
Capri
Caprice
Captain
Captain Hooks
Captain Marvel
Cara
Caracal
Carbon
Carla
Carlton
Carly
Carmel
Carmello
Carmen
Caroline
Carolus
Carrots
Carson
Casanova
Cashmir
Caspar
Casper
Cassandra
Cassidy
Cat Ballou
Catalina
Catamandu
Catastrophe
Catatonic
Cather
Catherine
Catillac
Catkin
Catlin
Catnip
Cato
Catrina
Catsby
Catsup
Cattia
Cattila
Catzilla
Ceasta
Cecil
Cedric
Celest
Celeste
Cesium
Cessie
Chablis
Chalky
Chamois
Champagne
Chan
Chance
Chandon
Chanel
Chani
Chantelle
Chaos
Chaplin
Chaps
Charcoal
Charise
Charivari
Charleston
Charlie, Charley
Charlotte
Charmian
Charmin
Charo

Charolette
Chase
Chaser
Chatool
Chatty
Chavo
Chaz
Checkers
Checkmate
Cheech, Chong
Chee Chee
Cheeko
Cheeky
Cheesy
Cheeto
Chelo
Chelsea
Cherokee
Cheshire
Chessie
Chester
Chevoux
Chevy
Chewie
Chewy
Chiang
Chiara
Chicago
Chicky
Chico, Chica
Chili
Chimichanga
China
Chinny
Chip
Chipie
Chitchat
Chivas
Chloe
Chochie
Chocolate
Chocopaws
Choo Choo
Chooboo
Chopsticks
Chow Chow
Chrissie
Christie
Chrysoberyl
Chubbette
Chubbs
Chuck
Chuckie
Chuckles
Chump
Chunky
Churchill
Chutney
Cici
Cigi
Cinderella
Cinnabar
Cinnamon
Cira
Cirse
Cisco
Claire
Clara
Clarabelle
Clarence
Claribel
Clarissa
Clark Kent
Classy
Claude
Claudius
Claymore
Clementine
Cleo
Cleopatra
Clide
Cliff
Clifford
Cloey
Clorox
Clotho
Cloudy
Clover
Clovis
Clowie
Clydester
Clytie
Coach
Coal
Coaldust
Cobby
Cobie
Cocca
Coco
Cocoa

Cody
Cognac
Coke
Colette
Coltrane
Columbus
Comet
Compucat
Conan
Confetti
Confucius
Conrad
Constantia
Contac
Coors
Copernicus
Copper
Coppertone
Coquille
Cora, Kora
Cordelia
Cordeliacorky
Corinna
Cosine
Cosmic Creepers
Cosmos
Cossack
Cougar
Count Pounce
Countess
Countessa
Cousteau
Crackerjack
Creampuff
Creeper
Creola
Crescendo
Cricket
Crisco
Critter
Crockett
Cruiser
Crunch
Crunchy
Crystal
Cuddles
Cueball
Cuffy
Curfew
Cutie
Cyann
Cyclops
Cyndar
Cynthia
Cyrano
Cyrus

D'accord
Daedalus
Daffy
Daiquiri
Daisy
Daisy Mae
Dale
Dallas
Dalton
Damian
Dammit
Damocleus
Dancer
Dandelion
Daniel
Danke
Dante
Daphne
Darius
Darkstar
Darla
Darth Vader
Daryl
Dash
Dashiell
Data
Daytona
Deanna
Decathlon
Deeber
Deedle
Deidre
Deimos
Deka
Delerium
Delilah
Delirium
Delius
Delphi
Demie
Demon
Dempsey
Dendy
Denis, Dennis
Denueve
Denzil
Derby
Derek
Derry
Descartes
Desmond
Desser
Deuces
Devin
Dewey
Dexter
Dez
Diablo
Diamond
Diana

Dibey
Dica
Dickie
Dickory
Diddle
Didgit
Diesel
Digby
Diggy
Dillon
Dimag
Dinah
Dinglehopper
Dink
Dinkey
Dinkus
Dionis
Dionysius
Disney
Ditto
Ditzy
Diva
Divot
Dixie
Dizzy
Dobi
Dock
Doctor
Dogers
Doll
Dolly
Dominique
Domino
Dondee
Donna
Donnybrook
Doofus
Dora
Doric
Doris
Dorsey
Dot, Dotty
Dottie
Dougal
Doughnut
Dowdiddie
Dr. Pepper
Dr. Skat
Dracula
Dragon
Dragon Lady
Draino
Drama
Draper
Dravyn
Dribbles
Drifter
Drifts
Drizzle
Drool

Drusilla
Duchess
Dude
Dudley
Duey
Dufus
Dugout
Duke
Dumdum
Dumpling
Duncan
Dundee
Dunka
Dunno
Duotone
Dupont
Durin
Dusk
Dusty
Dweeba
Dweezil
Dylan

E.T.
Eamon
Earl
Earl Gray
Eartha
Eban
Eberhard
Ebony
Echo
Eclipse
Eddy
Edgar
Edhessa
Edison
Edith
Edmunda
Edmundo
Edsel
Edseletta
Edward
Eggroll
Egon
Egypt
Ei Kan
Einstein
El Toro
Elba
Elbee
Electra
Eleni
Elian
Elijah
Eliot
Eliotte
Eliza

Elizabeth
Ella
Ellen
Ellie
Ellie Mae
Elmar
Elmo
Elmyra
Elric
Elroy
Elsa
Elsie
Eltie
Elvis
Elway
Elwood
Ember
Emerald
Emerson
Emil
Emily
Emma
Emmett
Emo
Emperior
Encore
Ender
Endymion
Enterprise
Enzo
Ephelia
Equiano
Eric
Erica
Eris

Ernestine
Errata
Errol
Esmeralda
Estee
Esther
Euclid
Eunice
Eureka
Eurypides
Evenrude
Ever
Everest
Excalibur
Exodus
Expresso
Eyore

Fable
Fafnir
Fagan
Fagin
Fairfax
Fairy
Fala
Falafel
Fancy
Fanny
Fantasia
Farfel
Farouk
Fat Cat
Father Gotto
Fatouche
Fauna
Fauntleroy
Faustus
Fawn
Fax
Fayd
Feather
Fefe
Feiffer
Fela
Feles
Felice
Felicia
Felicity
Felis
Felisha
Felix
Fennel
Fenway
Fergie
Feroscia
Ferrari
Ferret
Ferris
Ferus
Festus
Fettucine
Fez
Fezzik
Fickel
Fidel
Fido
Figaro
Fila
Filbert
Fillmore
Fimo
Fingers
Finian
Finn
Finnegan
Fireball
Firecracker
Firefly

Firenze
Fisby
Fitziepie
Fitzpatrick
Fizzgig
Fizzie
Flapjacks
Flare
Flash
Flea
Fledermaus
Flicka
Flicks
Flopsy, Mopsy
Flora
Florida
Flower
Flowerbelle
Floydean
Flubberty
Fluff Fluffy
Fluffers
Fluffly
Fluke
Flurries
Foggy
Fontana
Fonzi
Fonzie
Forbes
Forest
Forrest
Fosbury
Fosgate
Foss
Foxyroxy
Fozzy
Fracas
Fraidy
Franchise
Francis
Frank
Frankie
Franklin
Frannie
Frasier
Frazzel
Freak
Freakie
Freckle
Frederika
Freeda
Freida
Frere
Fresca
Fresno
Freya, Freyja
Freydis
Friday
Fridolin

Frimbo
Fringer
Frisbee
Frisco
Fritz
Fritzi
Froster
Frosty
Fruit
Fruitcake
Fruitloop
Fudge
Fudgie
Fugazi
Fum
Fumbles
Funny
Funtime
Furball
Furlong
Furrball
Furrpurr
Fusser
Fuzzbutt
Fuzzmuzz
Fuzzy

Gabbie
Gabin
Gable
Gabriel
Gabriella
Gabrielle
Gadget
Gageta
Galahad
Galooli
Gamiel
Gamin
Gamma
Gandolf
Gandy
Gangway
Ganymede
Garbo
Gareth
Garf
Garfield
Garfunkle
Garfy
Gargantua
Garrick
Garrison
Garth
Gator
Gatsbee
Gavin
Gawain
Gaylord
Gazork
Geebee
Geener
Geesha
Gehenna
Geisha
Gembles
Gemini
Geneva
Genghis
Genova
George
Georgia
Gerda
Gerty
Ghost
Giaconda
Giant
Gib
Gibb
Gidget
Gigio
Gigolo
Gilbert
Gilgamesh
Gilligan
Gimlet
Gimp

Gin Gin
Ginger
Gingersnap
Gink
Ginko
Ginnie
Giselle
Giza
Gizmo
Gizzy
Glacial
Glacier
Gladstone
Glaish
Glitter
Gloria
Gloves
Glowy
Goblin
Godiva
Godot
Godzilla
Goetta
Goldean Bear
Goldie
Goldilocks
Goldrush
Goliath
Gonzo
Goober
Goobs
Goodie
Goodyear
Googly
Goolagong
Gorby
Gorky
Goustav
Gracie
Gracius
Grandma
Granpa Moses
Grant
Grapes
Gravedancer
Grayboy
Greedigut, Grizzel
Greedy
Greeny
Gregarius
Greta
Gretchec
Gretzky
Greymalkin
Greystock
Grimalkin
Gringo
Griselda, Grisel
Grizabella
Grizelda

Grizzle
Gromit
Gronk
Grotton
Groucho
Growltiger
Grublette
Gruesome
Grumpcat
Grumpy
Grundy
Gucci
Guido
Guinevere
Guinness
Gulliver
Gumbo
Gummo
Gumshoe
Gunner
Gus
Guss
Gustav
Gwen
Gwendolyn
Gyges
Gypsy

Hades
Hadron
Hagar
Haiku
Haile
Hairball
Hairy Nett
Halcyon
Half Hitch
Halley
Hamadryad
Hamish
Hamlet
Hammurabi
Hanable
Handel
Handyman
Hanibal
Hank
Hans
Hantu
Happy
Harissa
Harlow
Harmony
Harold
Harper
Harpo
Harrigan
Harry
Harvard
Harvey
Hashish
Hasie
Hatcat
Haweye
Hawkeye
Hayley
Hazel
Heathcliff

Hecate
Heckel
Heckyll
Hector
Hecuba
Hedley
Hegel
Helen
Hellweasel
Hemey
Hendrix
Henna
Henoze
Hephaestus
Hepzibah
Hera
Herb
Hercules
Hermes
Hermione
Hero
Hershey
Hestia
Hiawatha
Hickory
Hidyho
Higgins
Highjump
Hilaria
Hilary
Hilda
Hildegard
Hini
Hinx
Hiss
Hobbes
Hobbit
Hobgoblin
Hobiecat
Hobson

Hocus Pocus
Hodge
Hodori
Hog
Hogan
Holly Golightly
Holmes
Homer
Honda
Honey
Honeycat
Hooligan
Hooper
Hoops
Hootie
Hoover
Hope
Horace
Horatio
Hoshi
Hotspur
Houdini
Huck
Huckelberry
Huffy
Hugin
Hugo
Hulk
Humprey
Hunka
Hunter
Huntress
Hurdles
Hussy
Hyde
Hydrox
Hype
Hyperion
Hyzenthay

Ian
Icarus
Ice
Iceberg
Icey
Ida
Iddy
Igloo
Igmu
Ignatz
Igor
Ike
Ilsa
Ilya
Ilytria
Imbri
Inca
Indara
India
Indiana
Indicus
Indigo
Indira
Indy
Indycule

Indykins
Inferno
Infinity
Ingham
Ingold
Inigo
Iniki
Inkberry
Inkers
Inkspot
Inky
Iolanthe
Ior
Irasan
Iris
Irma
Isa
Isaac
Isabella
Isadora
Isembard
Isha
Ishmael
Ishtar
Isis

Isolde
Isosceles
Isotta
Ita
Itchy & Scratchy
Itsy
Ivan
Ivory
Izaak
Izzy

Jabba
Jabberwocky
Jacco
Jace
Jack
Jackie
Jackson
Jacmel
Jacob
Jacquar
Jade
Jadzia
Jaeger
Jaffa
Jago
Jaka
Jake
Jamaica
Jamina
Jamocha
Janelle
Janina
Jarmara
Jaromir
Jasmine
Jasper
Jaspurr
Jazz
Jazzie
Jazzmen
Jazzpurr
Jazzycat
Jd
Jean Claude
Jean Luc

Jean Paul
Jeaux
Jedda
Jeeves
Jekyll
Jellison
Jemima
Jenna
Jennet
Jennifur
Jeoffrey
Jeoffry
Jeremiah
Jeromes
Jess
Jessup
Jet
Jetsum
Jezabel
Jezebel
Jiffa
Jill
Jingo
Jinjee
Jinxy
Jip
Jipsee
Jitterbug
Joe
Joelle
Joey
Joker
Joliet
Jonah
Jonsie

Joplin
Joris
Josey
Joshua
Josie
Jovi
Joyce
Juilet
Jules
Julian
Julius
Jumbo
Jumper
Juneau
Juniper
Junko Tabby
Jupiter
Jurgen

Kactus
Kafir
Kafka
Kahlua
Kai
Kaiten
Kala
Kally
Kamala
Kami
Kanga
Kanji
Kannika
Kantishna
Karin
Karma
Kasha
Kashka
Kashmire
Kaspass
Kastoria
Katayama
Kate
Kathie Lee
Katie
Katmandu
Katrina
Katten
Kayla
Kayo
Kazak
Kazmir
Keebler
Keegan
Keekee
Keeks
Keerokee
Keetah
Keets
Keeva
Keg
Kehaar
Keiko
Keller
Kelley
Kellogg
Kendra
Kentucky
Kepurr
Kerouac

Kerry
Kesa
Kesakin
Keta
Khatt
Ki
Kiana
Kidino
Kieri
Kikki
Kilkenny
Killian
Kimble
Kimo
Kindles
King Arthur
King Cotton
Kingston
Kinky
Kinsey
Kinski
Kioki
Kir
Kira
Kisha
Kismet
Kissa
Kissafur
Kisses
Kissimmee Kate
Kissycat
Kit
Kitalie
Kitamus
Kitbull
Kitler
Kitten Catchatorre
Kitten Emeritus
Kittery Kat
Kitto
Kitty
Kitty Hawk
Kitwit
Kizzy
Klaara
Klaw
Kleenex
Klister
Klondike
Klutz

K-Mart
Knickers
Knucks
Koala
Kody
Kojak
Kolle
Koneko
Koontah
Kooze
Korbut
Koshka
Koten
Kotyk
Koy
Koyang
Kramer
Kubala
Kuki
Kushi
Kwanzaa
Kydar
Kykii
Kyle
Kylie

Lacy
Lad
Lady Griddlebone
Lady Jane
Lady Muck
Lady Pepper
Lafeyette
Lamar
Lambert
Lana
Lapleach
Laplover
Larisa
Larry
Laser
Lasher
Latke
Latte
Launcelot
Laurel
Lauren
Laverne
Layla
Leather
Lee
Leela
Leener
Legs
Leia
Leila
Lemieux
Leo
Leona
Leonardo
Leopard
Leroy
Lery
Lessay
Lester
Lew Lexi
Lewis
Lexus
Li Shou
Liam
Libana

Libby
Liberty
Licky
Licorice
Liebchen
Lilith
Lillan
Lillian
Lilliana
Lily
Limite
Lina
Linda
Lindy
Ling
Linneus
Lionel
Little Dipper
Little Rock
Littlefoot
Livia
Livingstone
Livy
Liz
Lizina
Lizzie
Lo Yo
Loadie
Locutus
Loekie
Lokiki
Lola
Lolita
Longtale
Looby
Loopy
Lord
Lorna
Lothario
Lottie
Lotto
Loup
Lovey
Luath
Luc

Lucas
Lucia
Luciano
Lucille
Lucinda
Lucky
Lucky Lindy
Lucretia
Lucy
Ludwig
Luigi
Lujak
Lukie
Lukrets
Lulu
Lulubell
Luna
Lunzie
Lupin
Lupino
Lutece
Luther
Lynda
Lynx
Lysanne

M & M
Mabel
Mac, Mack
Macaroni
Macaulay
Macbeth
Macgyver
Mach Bagral
Machiavelli
Macintosh
Mackenzie
Madam
Madame Phloi
Maddie
Madeira
Madison
Madmax
Madonna
Mae
Maestro
Mafalda
Maffy
Magellan
Magenta
Maggie
Magic
Magna
Magnificat
Magnolia
Magnus
Mahogany
Mahomet
Mahout
Mai Tai
Maja
Majik
Makayla
Makita
Malfi
Maliboo
Malka
Mallorey
Mallow
Mame
Manapua
Mandalay
Mandrake
Mandu
Mandy
Mango
Mangy
Mangykat
Manhasset
Maniac
Mannaz
Manny
Manx
Mao
Mapes
Marathon
Marbles
Marchello
Marcus
Marf
Margarite
Marieka
Marilla
Marilyn
Marky
Marlin
Marmelade
Marmite
Marrakesh
Mars
Marshall
Marsina
Martha
Martini
Martymaryellen
Masquerade
Masters
Mata Hari
Matilda
Matou
Matrix
Mau
Maud
Maudred
Maule
Maunz
Mauser
Mavis
Maximilian
Maximoto
Maxwell
May
Mayhem
Maynard
Mayo
Maysa

Mazda
Mazik
Mazuma
Mazurka
Mckenzie
Mcmurphy
Mea
Meadowlark
Mean Joe
Meaness
Meatball
Meatloaf
Mebey
Medley
Medusa
Meecho
Meeko
Meely
Meems
Meep
Megan
Megaton
Megellan
Meghann
Mehitabel
Meisha
Mel
Melbourne
Melvis
Mercedes
Mercury
Meriwether
Merlin
Merlot
Merry
Meryl
Messy
Metaphor
Meum
Meuser
Mewler
Mewsette
Mewy
Mia
Micah
Micester
Micetto
Michelangelo
Michi
Mickey
Mickey Blue Eyes
Midas
Middles
Midnight
Mieko
Miele
Mieschen
Mighty
Mija
Mijae
Mika
Mikado
Mikail
Mikkel
Mila
Milady
Milano
Milea
Milena
Milhouse
Milkshake
Millamant
Milo
Miloe
Min
Minerva
Minette
Ming
Mingus
Minilotto
Minka
Minki
Minnaloushe
Minnie
Minoes
Minou
Mintie
Minue
Minuette
Mirage
Miramar
Miranda
Mirka
Mirko
Mischief
Misfit
Misha
Miso
Miss Marigold
Miss Minion

Miss Moppet
Miss Piggy
Miss Puss
Mister Rogers
Mister Softee
Misti
Mistletoe
Mitsi
Mitten
Mittens
Mitzi
Mitzvah
Mjolnir
Mo
Mobi
Moby
Mocha
Modena
Mogadishu
Mogul
Mogwyre
Mohawk
Moira
Mokie
Molotov
Molson
Money
Monica
Monroe
Monty
Mooch
Moogie
Mookie
Moonbean
Moonshadow
Moonshine
Mopsy
Mordicai
More
Morgan
Morpheus
Morris
Morticia
Moses
Motteball
Mouschi
Mouser
Mousie
Mousy
Mowcher
Mowps
Moxie
Mozart
Mr. Bean
Mr. Magoo
Mr. Tibbs
Mr.Bluster
Muff
Muffassa
Muffet
Muffin
Muffy
Mugabe
Mugger
Mugs
Mugwump
Muldoon
Mumbles
Mumsy
Mupee
Murfee
Murphy
Muscatelli
Mutt
Muttley
Mutzy
Myer
Myles
Myska
Mysouf
Myste
Mystery
Mystique

Nabie
Nadena
Nadia
Nadine
Naive
Nakieta
Nala
Nana
Nancy
Naomi
Napoleon
Napoli
Napper
Nappers
Nappy
Narcissus
Natasha
Nate
Nathan
Ned
Neddy
Nefer
Neferkitty
Nefertiti
Negatory
Negus
Nelda
Nellie
Nellinda
Nelson
Nemesis
Nene
Neo
Neon
Neptune
Nera
Nerble
Nerf
Nermal
Neron

Nerone
Nessie
Nessus
N'est-Ce Pas
Nestle
Nestor
Nettik
Neutron
Nevermore
Neville
Newie
Nicholas
Nickel
Nicodemus
Nicolas
Nightmare
Nightshade
Nighttrain
Nijinsky
Nike
Nikita
Nile
Niles
Nima
Nimrod
Niner
Ninja
Nipper
Nishka
Nitro
No Fault
Nocturne
Nod
Noel
Noha
Noire
Noisy
Nokky
Nolan
Noodles

Noogie
Nora
Norka
Norton
Nosebud
Nosey
Nova
Nubbin
Nubbins
Nubi
Nudger
Nugget
Nuggie
Nuisance
Nuit Blanche
Nuna
Nunkie
Nutkin
Nutmeg
Nyet
Nyssa
Nystan

Oasis
Oatcake
Obelix
Octavia
Odan
Odd
Odie
Odin
Odysseus
Odyssey
Offel
Ogies
Ogopogo
Oklahoma
Olaf
Old Chum
Old Deuteronomy
Old Mike
Olga
Olive
Oliver
Olivier
Olli
O'malley
Omega

Onassis
Onyxs
Oops
Opal
Ophelia
Opie
Oprah
Opus
Orangie
Orbit
Oreo
Orion
Orlando
Orlon
Orly
Ornery
Orpheus
Orson
Orville
Orwell
Oscar
Osiris
Osman
Oswald
Othello

Otis
Ottaline
Otter
Otto
Owen
Oxford
Ozone
Ozu
Ozzie
Ozzy

Pablo
Pacific
Pacino
Paco
Paddington
Paddy
Pagan
Paige
Paisley
Paka
Paladin
Paleface
Palermo
Paloma
Palooka
Pancho
Panda
Pandora
Pandy
Pantha
Pantoufle
Papoose
Parkay
Pasha
Pashakin
Patachou
Patch
Patches
Patrick
Patrik
Patsy
Patti
Pattycakes
Paulinos
Paws
Paxton
Payton
Pc
Peaball
Peace
Peaches
Peachie
Peanuts
Pearl
Pebbles
Pecos Bill
Pedro
Peekaboo
Peeper
Peepers
Peewee
Peezer
Pekie
Pele
Pelenore
Penelope
Penguin
Penny
Pepe
Pepper
Peppermint Patty
Peppy
Pepsi
Percival
Periwinkle
Perkins
Perla
Perpetrator
Perry
Persia
Perth
Pesky
Pester
Pesto
Petal
Pete
Peter Pan
Peter Podger
Petey
Petifour
Petipoint
Petoskey
Petra
Petrie
Petunia
Pewter
Pfeffa
Phantom
Pharaoh
Pharoh

Phil
Philemon
Pho
Phoebe
Phoenix
Phuket
Phyllo
Piaf
Picasso
Pickett
Pickle
Pickles
Picky
Picot
Pidge
Pieball
Pierre
Pierrot
Pieter
Piffles
Pigasus
Pigeon
Pigfoot
Piglet
Pilgrim
Pindar
Pinecone
Piney
Ping Pong
Pinhead
Pink Panther
Pinkerton
Pinkle Purr
Pinky
Pinocchio
Pins
Pip
Piper
Pippa
Pippin
Pippy
Pisa
Pita
Pitten
Piwaket
Pixel
Pixie
Plankton
Playful
Plinko
Plucky
Pluto
Poe
Poes
Pogp
Poirot
Pokahontas
Pokey
Polarcat
Polka Dot
Polly
Polo
Pooch
Poodeedoots
Poogie
Pooh
Pooh-Bah
Pooker
Pooki
Poosey
Poosha
Pootie
Popcorn
Popeye
Popoki
Poppet
Poppy
Poptart
Porsche
Poser
Possum
Potpurri
Pouka
Powwow
Prajadhipok
Prancer
Preacher
Precious
Presto
Pretty

Pretzel
Pricilla
Prima
Primorose
Prince
Prince Hal
Princess
Princeton
Prof.
Prometheus
Proust
Prunella
Psycho
Puchtka
Pucky
Puddin
Puddles
Puddy
Puddypaws
Puddytat
Puff
Pug
Puke
Pukey
Pumkin
Pumpkin
Pumpkinator
Punch
Punken
Punky
Puppy
Purcell
Purrdie
Purrscilla
Pushkin
Puss
Pusscat
Pusshead
Pussita
Pussy
Putty Cat
Puzzball
Pyewackett
Pygmalion

Q
Quantas
Quark
Queen
Queenie
Qendi
Quentin
Quiches
Quimby
Quincy
Quiz

R

Radar
Rafferty
Raggles
Rags
Rahjah
Rahnee
Raider
Rain
Rainbow
Raintree
Raisin
Ralph
Ramar
Rambis
Rambo
Rameesh
Rameses
Randall
Randy
Raoul
Raphael
Rapunzel
Raquel
Rascal
Rascle
Rasputin
Rasta
Ratkiller
Rattail
Raven
Ravenna
Ravi
Raymond
Reba
Rebecca
Rebel
Rebound
Red
Redneck
Reebok
Reepi
Regent
Regina
Reka
Rekki
Rembrant
Remo
Remus
Remy
Renoir

Repete
Reveille
Rex
Rey
Rhapsody
Rhett
Rhia
Rhianna
Rhiannon
Rhubarb
Rianne
Ribbon
Ribs
Rica
Rickshaw Bob
Riddle
Rigby
Rima
Rimbaud
Ringo
Rio
Ripley
Ritz
Rizla
Robbie
Robin
Rochester
Rocket
Rockford
Rocky
Rococo
Roddy
Rodeo
Rodin
Rodney
Roi
Rolaids
Rolex
Rolls
Romeo
Romero
Romulus
Ronin
Rookie
Rooster
Rory
Roscoe
Rosebud
Rosie
Rover

Rowan
Roxanne
Roxy
Roy
Roy Bean
Royal
Ruben
Rubus
Ruby
Rudie
Ruffian
Rufus
Rugby
Ruggles
Rumball
Runyon
Rupert
Ruru
Russell
Rusty
Ryanne

Saba
Sabella
Sabina
Sable
Sabra
Sabrina
Sacco
Sachin
Sadie
Saffiare
Saffron
Sage
Sahara
Sahib
Sailor
Saint
Saki
Salami
Salem
Salerno
Salley
Sally
Salome
Salsa
Salty
Salvador
Samba
Sambo
Sambrina
Sambucca
Samitha
Sammie
Samoset
Samson
Sanders
Sandman
Sandrine
Sandy
Santa
Santi
Sarabeth
Sarafina
Sarge
Sasha
Sasquatch
Sassafras
Sassette
Sassy
Satai
Satchmo
Sathan, Satan
Satin
Saturn
Sauvage
Savanna
Scaly
Scamp
Scamper
Scampi
Scaramouche
Scardy
Scaredy
Scarlett
Scat
Schizo
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Several dangerous cats diseases

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 09:52:00 +0000

Keep your cat healthy by keeping yourself informed. Learn about the warning signs and symptoms of many common cat diseases. You can also pick up a few recovery tips to help speed up the healing process.

Upper respiratory infections (URIs)

URIs are similar to the common cold in humans. Symptoms include sneezing, running nose and eyes, reddened eyes, fever, and decreased appetite. If left untreated URIs can be fatal. These airborne viruses are highly contagious; they can be transmitted to cats through human handling and through contact with other cats and with inanimate objects such as litter boxes, food bowls, and grooming tools.

If your cat exhibits URI symptoms contact your veterinarian immediately. The veterinarian will probably prescribe a dosage of antibiotics to prevent secondary infections and give you precise care instructions. Follow them carefully and make sure your cat eats and drinks sufficiently.

Feline panleukopenia

Also known as feline distemper, this is a highly contagious viral disease that can be transmitted through contact with humans, infected cats, clothing, hair, paws, food bowls, and even cat carriers. The disease comes on suddenly with vomiting, loss of appetite, and diarrhea. Prevent this disease by getting your cat vaccinated against this virus.

Rabies

Rabies is a fatal and one of the more common cat diseases.
It is a viral illness that is transmitted through bite wounds from infected animals and attacks the nervous system. Prevent rabies through vaccination and by keeping your cat indoors.

Feline leukemia virus (FeLV)

Feline leukemia is the leading cause of cancer in cats.
It can cause severe anemia, damage the immune system making the cat vulnerable to other infections.

The symptoms of Feline Leukemia Virus vary depending on the particular form of the disease. The neoplastic form signs often include enlargement of the lymph nodes, lethargy, fever, vomiting, weight loss, labored breathing, jaundice, pale gums, general weaknessand diarrhea.

Cats can catch feline leukemia only from direct contact with an infected cat. Mother cats can also pass it to their kittens. At-risk cats should be vaccinated every year. Initially, kittens are given two doses of vaccine three-to-four weeks apart, starting at age eight weeks.

Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV)

FIV is similar to human acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) but the disease causing virus is different. This fatal virus attacks the immune system, causing a variety of symptoms. General symptoms include chronic, non-responding infections; respiratory problems; appetite loss; persistent diarrhoea; and severe oral infections. FIV is passed from cat to cat primarily through bites.
There is currently no vaccination or cure for FIV. Keep your cat inside to prevent it from contacting FIV

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP)

FIP is deadly virus that is fatal to cats. This virus can take two forms, commonly referred to as wet (which involves fluid in the abdomen) and dry (which does not). Both forms of FIP may cause fever, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhoea, and loss of appetite. There is no effective treatment for FIP. The best way to prevent this disease is to keep your cat indoors away from strange animals and remain up-to-date
on vaccines.

Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis

The disease is transmitted from cat to cat by direct contact with infected discharge from the eyes, nose, mouth; by contaminated litter pans, water bowls, and human hands; and rarely by airborne droplets. The virus is stable outside the host for as short as 24 hours or as long as 10 days.

The eye/nasal discharge becomes sticky (mucoid) or puslike (purulent). Open-mouth breathing occurs in cats with obstructed nasal passages.

With herpes virus, the cat develops a spastic cough. If the surface of the eye is severely inflamed, the cat may develop keratitis or corneal ulceration.

Treatment: Confine your cat in a warm room and use a home vaporizer. A cold steam vaporizer offers some advantage over a heat vaporizer because it is less likely to cause additional breathing problems.

Feed highly palatable food or strained baby food, diluted with water. Once the cat begins to eat and drink again, the worst of the danger is past.
Wipe secretions from the eyes, nose and mouth with moist cotton balls.

Shrink swollen nasal membranes by administering Afrin Children's Strength Nose Drops (0.25 percent). Administer cautiously to prevent rebound congestion and excessive drying out of the mucous membranes.If the cat becomes dehydrated, refuses to eat, loses weight or does not respond to home care, seek prompt veterinary care.

Feline Bordetellosis

Feline Bordetellosis is the upper respiratory tract disease (URTD) caused by Bordetella Bronchiseptica bacteria. Signs include inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose (rhinitis), eye and nasal discharge, fever, sneezing and coughing.

How is the Bb infection diagnosed? It is usually diagnosed from pharyngeal swabs, or from swabs of nasal discharge of affected cats.

How can you protect you cat from? If you consider placing you cat or kitten at a boarding facility, it is recommended that cats be vaccinated to protect against Bordetella bronchisepticaprior to entering the facility.

Sources: http://pets.iloveindia.com/cats/cat-disease.htm;
http://www.gopetsamerica.com/cat-health/cat-health.aspx

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Funny cats video

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 10:16:00 +0000

Funny cats

Amusing cats

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Most funny and amusing cats

Strange and incomprehensible cats

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Funniest cats

Funny pets videos

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Funny pets

Mad dogs

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Disciplining cat

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 09:20:00 +0000

Sometimes cats engage in behaviour that we the owners don't appreciate. In order to make our cats behave in the way we want them to, we may try to punish them for their bad behaviour. Common reasons for wanting to punish a cat include marking behaviours (spraying), urination/defecation problems and scratching issues.

The number one rule of cat punishment or discipline is;
You can only punish a cat if you catch it in the act.

Let's say you want to punish your cat for scratching furniture.You come home and find your new couch scratched up. It's too late to punish your cat and punishment is COMPLETELY ineffective because the cat doesn't know why it's being punished. Putting a cats nose in its urine is a sure way to get the cat to think that YOU are the bad one. Using any means of punishment after the fact, will only confuse the cat and might well damage the relationship you have with it.

Rule two of cat punishment or discipline is;
Never hit your cat (or dog for that matter)

Cats do not respond well to hitting and doing so can damage the bond between you and your cat. First off, hitting a cat can hurt a cat and it may well bite you back in self defense if you attempt to hit it. Very quickly, the cat may learn to fear you. It is an old school approach that is outdated because better methods are available.

Dealing with problems:

When we talk about punishing, ultimately what we are trying to do is reduce or eliminate an undesirable behaviour. We accomplish this by getting the cat to associate a particular behaviour with something unpleasant. Make sure the cat also thinks it's unpleasant. The first thing that may think of is a squirt gun. If we catch the cat scratching the sofa, a blast of water will make it run away. If kept up regularly it won't take long until the cat stops scratching the sofa. Keep in mind that this technique is effective only when the cat doesn't see that you are the squirter. If kitty sees you, it will continue the behaviour when you aren't there.

In order to avoid possible offending behaviours we must give our cats outlets to act like a cats! For example they need to scratch. Punishing them for scratching in a particular area means providing them with good places where they ARE allowed to scratch. Sometimes cats will act or play rough with their owners and this is partly due to their predatory nature. Therefore cats should have appropriate toys to play with, toys they can chase and hunt. You need to play with them as well.

Other methods of reducing unwanted behaviours include placing certain smells that the cat doesn't like in areas that you want it to avoid. Cat's aren't big fans of orange peel smell and many commercially available types of pet repellents. You can also try using double sided tape. Cats don't like sticky sensations on their paws and will avoid this type of booby trap. Tin cans, plastic cups and other noise making items are good for convincing your cat that a jump on that counter is a bad idea.

Urination and defecation issues require that you try to figure out WHY the cat is doing this. Is the litter box too dirty? Is the cat spayed/neutered? Is it a multi-cat household? Can the cat see other cats from a window? Can the cat have some type of urinary infection? Is this a new behaviour? You may well need the advice of your vet to help you answer your particular dilemma.

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Sneezing dog

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 14:12:00 +0000

Video sneezing dog

Funniest dogs

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Caring for the cat

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 18:15:00 +0000

Cats spend over 10% of their waking hours grooming themselves. Usually this involves licking their fur and getting dirt, debris and possible skin flakes out from between their toes. Although cats are fairly autonomous with their grooming, they definitely benefit from human intervention.

The key ways humans can help with cat grooming are through brushing and nail cutting. A daily brushing of your cat's fur will help keep it shiny and tangle free. The brushing helps distribute the cat’s natural oils which helps give its fur that shiny look as well as removing loose fur. Start brushing your cat when it is a small kitten so it gets used to it. Occasionally you meet cats that are tactile defensive, that is to say they don't really like being touched OR it takes them a long time until they want to be touched. Regular brushing helps reduce this phenomenon. In general though, most cats love a gentle brushing and it helps build the bond between cat and owner.

Nail cutting is also very important and should be started as early as possible so that the cat tolerates the experience easily. Neglecting this important task causes the nails to curve and grow into the cat’s paw pad which is very painful. A food reward after the cutting is a great idea. If your cat resists, keep the sessions short. Maybe only do one paw at a time to start.

To cut your cat's nails take a paw and press under the pad so that the nail comes out. Cut the nail tip and stay away from the pink vein (or quick) because it is very sensitive and will hurt if you cut into it. Then the next time you try to cut the cat’s nails it will be even harder. It is easy to see this vein through the cat's translucent nails. Ask your vet for a demo if this is your first time cutting your cat's nails and you feel nervous.

In general, until you are able to cut your cat’s nails easily, two people are better than one doing this task. Although there are several techniques for cutting a cat’s nails, here’s one that seems to work well for many cat owners. Someone that your cat knows and likes should hold the cat under its armpits (pretend the cat has armpits) from behind the cat while the both of them are sitting down facing the same direction. That person’s left hand should grasp the cat under its left armpit, and the right hand under the cat’s right armpit. This seated position should make the cat’s front paws jut out toward the person cutting the nails while helping to prevent the cat from squirming too much. Then the person cutting the nails should cut them from a kneeling position facing the cat. It goes without saying that the right nail cutting tool will help in this task. Purchase either the guillotine style cutter or a scissor style cutter especially for cats. Neither of these products is expensive.

Although grooming is usually thought of as brushing and nail clipping, paying attention to your cat's entire body is the best way to prevent health problems. Inspect their ears, eyes, mouth, skin and anal/genital regions. If you have been doing this routinely, you will notice anything peculiar and be able to react quickly to your cat's health needs.

Thick Pets

noreply@blogger.com (Irka) — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:44:00 +0000

Thick cat.

Thick fluffy cat.

This cat eat plenty.

The cat has well eaten.

Thick dog.

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