Member Since: April 23, 2011
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Does anyone have any fashion advice on what red jacket I should get? I really, REALLY want a red one, but all the jackets I have looked at are not very nice looking.
Can you pick out some examples that you think are nice and put links here? I always second guess my fashion sense and it would be great if you could show me what is really good looking.
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A jacket,once put on should not go below the bottom of your hips. There has to be a waist on the jacket, belt,elactic, or pleats, This will give the appearance of a small waist. Red would be a beautiful color to get. You could wear just about any color underneath.
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My cat passed away 3 months ago, She was a hefty 14lbs and was heavy when I picked her up. The day she passed away I sat with her through the whole thing then I picked her up and her body was light. I understand that her body was lifeless and she was no longer there but how come she was lighter than usual? (link)
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Her soul left
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Hey everyone! I have a beautiful black short haired cat who's turning 3 in two weeks. She's very happy, very healthy, very loved, and I brush her fur almost daily, and pet and scritch and cuddle her, like, constantly. She's kind of really spoiled...but it's just me and her here, so we're both okay with that. ^_^
Anyway.
As the subject says, she keeps getting these flakes of dry skin all over her back, like a human with dandruff. Her hair is slightly coarser there. The rest of her is, like, ridiculously soft (hence all the cuddling). I have eczema, so my brain automatically goes, "Is there some kind of cat-zema?"
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Is there?
Has anyone else's cat has this problem? How did you treat/fix the flakiness? (link)
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I have run a cat rescue for over 30 years so I know cats pretty well. It could be a lack of sunshine. Does your cat have a sunny window to sit and sleep in.
You could try putting bacon grease on her food or any other animal fat. If she scatches the spot it could be a form of "cat-zema" and if it is, she need to go to the vet for a shot. Most cats have an under coat of hair and in the spring it comes out. Its good to keep her bushed. Bathing her is up to you. It is mostly done for people who have allergies to cat dander or show cats. With you combing her and her cleaning herself should be enough to keep her coat clean. Does she have any fleas. They are nasty creatures and the best thing I have come up with is to us a small tooth comb and comb them out and placing them in soapy water. Even if she is an indoor cat, fleas can be carried in by you.. on your shoes or clothes. I hope I have helped
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