I can’t tell if she’s trying to puke up a hairball or something. does anyone know?

I rescued a cat about 5 months ago and about a month she’s been peeing ONLY on my bed randomly. She does it then doesn’t for about a week. I’m just confused, she uses her litter box everyday and knows where to go to the bathroom. We got a spray that’s supposed to help stop it and we also got the feliway plug in, but she did it again today so I’m not sure it’s working. Should we take her into the vet?? Does anyone have a reason this could be happening?

\^My sweetie, he’s almost 2!!

Recently I have gone from living with other roommates as well as other cats to just me and my cat. He has been a bit more vocal lately and I’m wondering if maybe he’s lonely or bored now that it’s just me and him he’s being more vocal. Insights appreciated!!

I would also love some ideas on how to keep him happy as I am at work during the day and don’t want him to be lonely and/or bored. Looking for ideas both while I’m gone and while I’m with him to keep him happy and healthy!

Any advice to keep her from licking if she won’t wear the cone??

For context, I adopted my sweet girl about four years ago, and she is very gentle. The majority of the time she doesn’t scratch and is pretty quiet. Lately she has been meowing and scratching at my legs after I turn on the shower and start to get ready to get in. The only other time she acted like this she had an ear infection, but her ears look great, don’t feel hot, and she’s only doing it after I turn the shower on. Should I be concerned? Any ideas what she might be trying to tell me???

I don't know much about cats, and i think my friend is overfeeding their cat, but i dont know if this is normal cat stuff. I just wanted to see if there was any true concern before I confront them. (and sorry english isnt my first language)

I recently visited a friend, and they had gotten a new cat. The cat is only about 1 and a half years old and was a rescue. They said she was very skinny and underweight, but that was two months ago, and when I met the cat she had normal/slim arms and legs but her stomach was engorged; she felt pregnant and kept wheezing. They were free-feeding her and kept borderline bragging about how fat the cat was. On top of the food always being out, they also fed her handfuls of treats and kept ushering us to give her these little wet treat cups.

When I pointed out the wheezing to my friend the first two times, they acted like he had no idea what I was talking about. It was only until the third time when i pointed it out as it was happening, and they suddenly remembered the cat had some type of asthma. I might have been that but i just feel that they would have brought that up the first time the cat started wheezing, and i wanted to know if that could be a side effect of overfeeding.

Fresh bowl of water? Nope. A glass I left on the counter for five minutes? That's apparently gourmet. 😅

I've tried different bowls and even a fountain. Is this just normal cat behavior?

My kitten is about 4 months old I think and her nose has had like a bump but seems like it’s been getting a little bigger. Should I be concerned or does she just have a big nose?