They don't let me leave the house. What to do in such situations?

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I have a 5 month (we think)old kitten she’s a rescue and I adopted her a month ago , she was deworm before we adopted her and test negative for leukemia, she has a microchip implanted, now she had a bad eye but she can see and a lump that feels like three on the side on her neck (submandibular area) and we went to the vet and the vet told us that she is to little so she doesn’t think is cancer , probably what’s causing the infection of the eye is causing the lump this was the official diagnosis: feline viral rhinotracheitis She send her some eye drops (tobrex three times a day in both eyes) and some pills ( doxycare 40mg half a pill once a day) now my cat it’s feeling good she’s always been good eating and playing but now the lumps have grown have an appointment for next Wednesday but I don’t If waiting that much is ok I don’t want to change vets cuz all the five months the vet is the one who has been treating her , can someone help me or explain me a little more what could it be

He pooped on our bed!! What can we do?

Our indoor cat took a dump on our bed? But otherwise he's just his normal self. He has two litter boxes which were both clean and it's the same litter he normally has. Any suggestions on how we can avoid this happening again?

Why did she start peeing in the sink and randomly pooping outside the litter box

They always stare on my food when I just come to kitchen…

What does my cat have under his mouth?

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My cat is getting declawed

My cat is getting declawed and I don't get a say in it. He's around 6 months old, and when we get him fixed, he's probably getting declawed as well. My step mom says she couldn't have nice things before this (she had 4 boys, all of which were chaotic as kids, and a cat.) He clawed this one thing she had (don't know what it was) it wasn't bad, but now she's pissed, and is getting him declawed. It's so cruel, I don't want him to suffer at all. I get why she's upset, and I know how frustrating it can be, but she's dead set on declawing. It is LITERALLY ILLEGAL in some countries. Is there anything I can do to help convince her to give him time to grow out of it? Or make her realize how cruel it is? I'm only 15, and because of that, I basically don't get a say in it, as much as I've been objecting to it. My grandparents cat started biting after he got declawed, and he's a mean, asshole cat now.