Clyde is a severe CH case: he can't stand, sit or walk. Rather, he gets around by laying on his side and pushing/pulling himself. Occasionally he forces himself up and takes a few wobbly, staggering steps before falling or crashing into something. [Read more]

We use a laser pointer to stimulate Tardy and Shiloh, plus all the other kitties. [Read more]

The main thing we have learned is that you have to be sure they can't get into a situation where they can't get out of if you aren't there with the kitty. [Read more]

If your CH kitty is like our Tardy, then you should never trim their claws. Tardy uses his claws to pull himself up on to the bed, a chair or to just help stabilize himself anywhere on the floor. To trim or declaw them would to cripple him further

A few tips for disabled kitties is if they are capable of climbing, which all of mine are, be sure to have all obstacles which could injure the adventurous feline out of the way. [Read more]