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Going thru some personal issues so any reviews or tests will be delayed till futher notice

Going thru some personal issues so any reviews or tests will be delayed till further notice My cat which I have valued like a daughter is going thru a lot of pain. A month and a half ago we bought some Purina cat chow naturals indoor. She seemed to like it and was doing ok till about a month-month-and-a-half ago. She started to get a lot of rashes and was very lethargic. We though it was the heat and we just kept her in cool rooms and gave her lots of tuna and water. She started to bleed from her nipple areas and started to get a bump around her breasts and her neck was really itchy and she would wake me up demanding scritches, which we thought was just more gut from being a lazy lump due to the heat and lethargy from it and we thought the bleeding and rash was a heat rash... We dressed the wounds with everything we could and tried everything we could to help her but she was getting worse. Her breast lump became larger and we deiced something else was up, I was starting to su...

Song of the 2nd quarter--->ATB-Running A Wrong Way (with Rea Garvey)

This is the most moving song I've listened to in a Very long time. ATB Never lets me down he is my fav trance DJ and I love him and his music. You must give his other tracks a chance as well.

Why do cats purr???

Leslie A. Lyons, an assistant professor at the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California, Davis, explains. Over the course of evolution, purring has probably offered some selective advantage to cats. Most felid species produce a "purr-like" vocalization. In domestic cats, purring is most noticeable when an animal is nursing her kittens or when humans provide social contact via petting, stroking or feeding. Although we assume that a cat¿s purr is an expression of pleasure or is a means of communication with its young, perhaps the reasons for purring can be deciphered from the more stressful moments in a cat¿s life. Cats often purr while under duress, such as during a visit to the veterinarian or when recovering from injury. Thus, not all purring cats appear to be content or pleased with their current circumstances. This riddle has lead researchers to investigate how cats purr, which is also still under debate. Scientists have demonstrated that cats produce...