We recently had some new neighbors move in next door and they brought their cat with them. This is all fine and good however they leave the cat out all night which I do not leave ours out even though we have a 6′ privacy fence we do not let ours out unattended. About a month ago I was awakened in the middle of the night by a screeching cat fight outside of the house.
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Cat Aggression in the Middle of the Night
Nasopharyngeal polyps in cats, depending of the location and the severity, can produce only minor problems, or very significant implications. They can attack your cats pharynx, which the back of their throat or the middle ear where it can cause a perforation of your pets ear drums. Although these polyps are usually benign, they can lead to several other complications and if not treated, can become malignant.
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Nasopharyngeal Polyps in Cats
You think it’s time to play. Your cat disagrees and heads behind the couch to investigate some imaginary noise. You think it’s time to watch the game on TV. Your cat begs to differ and meows to be fed. You think it’s time to get some writing done. Your cat thinks your keyboard would be a nice place to nap. You think it’s time to sleep. No, now it really is time to play. Cats are notorious for having minds of their own. It’s that independence peppered with adorable affection that makes them so attractive as pets. But when kitty decides it’s time to play knock-everything-off-the-dresser at two in the morning, it’s time to draw the line. Read on to learn how you can lay down the law, or at least meet kitty in the middle, by agreeing on sleep schedules.
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The Sleepless Lives of Cat Owners