Name my cat

I like Darcy....

Trinita wrote:

Some ideas........

Delilah* (Hey there, Delilah...)
Darcy
Nadia
Isolde
Tristan
Keira
Callisto*
Hurley* (from Lost)
Rocco*
Bagheera

Any of those float your boat??????????

*I especially like these

I like Delilah... then whenever someone walks in the house They can say "hey there delilah!"

TigersGirl wrote:

Trinita wrote:

Some ideas........

Delilah* (Hey there, Delilah...)
Darcy
Nadia
Isolde
Tristan
Keira
Callisto*
Hurley* (from Lost)
Rocco*
Bagheera

Any of those float your boat??????????

*I especially like these

I like Delilah... then whenever someone walks in the house They can say "hey there delilah!"

Yes, my son loves that song.

Trinita wrote:

TigersGirl wrote:

Trinita wrote:

Some ideas........

Delilah* (Hey there, Delilah...)
Darcy
Nadia
Isolde
Tristan
Keira
Callisto*
Hurley* (from Lost)
Rocco*
Bagheera

Any of those float your boat??????????

*I especially like these

I like Delilah... then whenever someone walks in the house They can say "hey there delilah!"

Yes, my son loves that song.

me too... and if it is a boy cat, then name him Tom.. because that is the lead singer of plain white t's

You can't name it after a Tiger but I'd go for something with two g's in it for good luck.

catbox_9 wrote:

You can't name it after a Tiger but I'd go for something with two g's in it for good luck.

the only thing i can think of that has two g's is galaragga...

TigersGirl wrote:

Trinita wrote:

TigersGirl wrote:

Trinita wrote:

Some ideas........

Delilah* (Hey there, Delilah...)
Darcy
Nadia
Isolde
Tristan
Keira
Callisto*
Hurley* (from Lost)
Rocco*
Bagheera

Any of those float your boat??????????

*I especially like these

I like Delilah... then whenever someone walks in the house They can say "hey there delilah!"

Yes, my son loves that song.

me too... and if it is a boy cat, then name him Tom.. because that is the lead singer of plain white t's

While we're speaking of the Plain White T's.... both of my younger sons like to jam with me to "This is Our Time".... I wish it were.

TigersGirl wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

You can't name it after a Tiger but I'd go for something with two g's in it for good luck.

the only thing i can think of that has two g's is galaragga...

Magglio!

Just take a name with 1 G and add another one for good luck like Magglio's father, Maglio, did. How about Iggor? Sorry, that's not really a cat name.

catbox_9 wrote:

TigersGirl wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

You can't name it after a Tiger but I'd go for something with two g's in it for good luck.

the only thing i can think of that has two g's is galaragga...

Magglio!

Just take a name with 1 G and add another one for good luck like Magglio's father, Maglio, did. How about Iggor? Sorry, that's not really a cat name.

Unfortunately, Magglio won't go over too well with her family as a cat name!

That's why you need to get a double G, non-Magglio name. IT's a girl cat so let's see....
Abiggail
Ggrace (2 g's to start sucks!)
Morggan
Meggan
Paigge

(I got these from a most popular baby girl's names list - I wasn't smart enough to think of them myself)

I like Delilah too. Actually, that was one of the names we were deciding between for my dog.

hey lily!

TigerLily wrote:

I like Delilah too. Actually, that was one of the names we were deciding between for my dog.

What did u name ur dog?

catbox_9 wrote:

TigersGirl wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

You can't name it after a Tiger but I'd go for something with two g's in it for good luck.

the only thing i can think of that has two g's is galaragga...

Magglio!

Just take a name with 1 G and add another one for good luck like Magglio's father, Maglio, did. How about Iggor? Sorry, that's not really a cat name.

Well there are a lot of cats named tiger... but if you are going for the 2 g's... Tigger!

catbox_9 wrote:

Ggrace (2 g's to start sucks!)

Grace is my dog's name!!! just with not 2 G's....

She's adorable! I'd name her Ritz for Puttin' on the Ritz :haha:

Trinita wrote:

TigerLily wrote:

I like Delilah too. Actually, that was one of the names we were deciding between for my dog.

What did u name ur dog?

Maggie

TigerLily wrote:

Trinita wrote:

TigerLily wrote:

I like Delilah too. Actually, that was one of the names we were deciding between for my dog.

What did u name ur dog?

Maggie

hmm, it would be hard to choose!!!

Her name is Delilah. Thanks guys for all your suggestions.

Trinita wrote:

Her name is Delilah. Thanks guys for all your suggestions.

So she stays?!

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

Trinita wrote:

Her name is Delilah. Thanks guys for all your suggestions.

So she stays?!

Double

YES! She is staying.

Anybody got any flea remedies for kittens too young for chemicals???

buy a flea brush and use it every day!

Flea collars?

seriously:

Many people ask this question and so often they are given the wrong advice. People will often recommend flea powders, flea rinses, essential oils and other chemicals that are far too dangerous to use on kittens less than 6 weeks old.

It is not safe to put chemicals on kittens of less than six weeks of age. Fleas themselves can also be very dangerous to young kittens and can even result in a kitten dying from anemia so you do need to kill these fleas. If the kitten is with it's mother and nursing it is more than likely that the mother cat has a flea infestation so first you need to treat the mother cat. If there are other cats or dogs in the household you need to treat all pets and also your house.

How to remove fleas on a very young kitten

The safest way to treat a kitten under 6 weeks of age for fleas is to bathe him using warm water and Dawn dishwashing detergent and then to manually pick off remaining fleas. Dawn dishwashing soap is very effective and it kills fleas quickly. Many breeders bathe their cats in Dawn.

Fill your sink or tub with warm water. (Test the temperature as if you were giving a baby a bath). Using the kitchen sink is often easiest as you don't have to bend down and you are more in control. Immerse the kitten up to his neck and insure that he is saturated. Wet his face and head with a washcloth. Then lift him out and place him on a towel. Gently massage in the Dawn detergent. Massage the soap all over his body and around his neck, ears, face, head and under his chin, being very careful not to get soap in his eyes. The fleas are not silly and will head for the high dry ground of the head area.

Then put him back in the water for a rinse. If he is not fighting and struggling too much try to keep him submerged for a few minutes. If he is clawing you to pieces get the job over and done as quickly as possible. Having two people perform the operation is often easier. One to hold the kitten and one to massage and wash the the kitten. When finished wrap him up in a dry towel and dry him off. Try to do this in a warm atmosphere and don't let him get cold.

Thanks, Lap! I've been using the flea comb but was afraid to bathe her. I will try it!

Trinita wrote:

Thanks, Lap! I've been using the flea comb but was afraid to bathe her. I will try it!

Putting a cat in water? Don't forget the Kevlar....

yay Delilah gets to stay

TigerLily wrote:

Trinita wrote:

Thanks, Lap! I've been using the flea comb but was afraid to bathe her. I will try it!

Putting a cat in water? Don't forget the Kevlar....

yeah, she just hasta be careful. Kittens have sharp claws too!
I have Kevlar gloves to weed around rosebushes and still get stuck occasionally....