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How to tell if your cat is in heat

By Natalie Hernandez

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If you have a female cat and you have not spayed her by the time she is four months to six months old then she will come into heat. There are many signs that you will notice when you cat goes into heat (oestrus). Once you know what to look for it ... more »

How to Treat a Cat with Seizures

By ErinT

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Whenever a pet has a health problem, it can be a scary situation. Encountering a cat with seizures for the first time can be nerve wracking, but with some patience, you can minimize the stress you and your pet feel during these episodes. Once you ... more »

How to Attract fleas

By pigs4fun

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If you have Fleas this Article will give you a easy and cheap Attractor.. more »

How to Be a Cat Sitter

By Melissa Maroff

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You’ve been asked to keep an eye on your friend, relative or neighbor’s cat while they’re out of town. You thought that cats were self-sufficient. True, to a degree, but there are still some things they can’t do for themselves, and that’s where ... more »

How to Be an Animal Activist

By Melissa Maroff

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If you have compassion for animals and want to help put an end to cruelty and mistreatment—you don’t have to sit back. There are various ways to work toward this and make your voice heard. As Harriet Beecher Stowe once said: "It's a matter of ... more »

How to Buy Pet Food

By eHow Pets Editor

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Fluffy is a beloved member of your family. As his caretaker, you have the job of feeding him quality food that promotes good health and helps prevent disease due to nutritional deficiencies. But not all pet foods are equal; read the small print ... more »

How to Calm a Pet's Fear of Visiting the Veterinarian

By eHow Pets Editor

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A fearful or aggressive pet is difficult for veterinary staff to examine. If your pet has an extreme aversion to visiting the veterinarian, help her get acquainted with that environment... more »

How to Calm Down an Aggressive Cat

By Astronomer

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When your cat’s fur spikes up, ears go flat and claws come out, you know you’ve got an angry kitty on your hands. Whether your cat is chronically aggressive or just prone to the occasional anger fit, calming down an aggressive cat can seem like ... more »

How to care for a cat after he has been neutered

By Beveronius

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Do you have a cat that just got neutered? Do you have other pets in your house that could harm him while recovering? This article will provide some tips to care for your little feline... more »

How to Care for a Cat When Their Owner Dies

By Jennifer M.

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When their owner dies, a pet deals with the same grief everyone else does. Only unlike everyone else, they can't tell you about it. While a small percentage of animals are provided for in case of death in their owner's will, the majority are not. ... more »

How to Care for a Dying Cat

By eHow Pets Editor

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Losing a beloved pet is very difficult. However, caring for your cat during her final days is an act of selfless love and compassion. In addition to providing you with a few last shared moments with your cherished pet, it will also offer you the ... more »

How to Care for a Dying Cat in a Home with Multiple Cats

By Jennifer M.

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Taking care of an ill or dying cat is difficult. When you have three or more cats, the situation becomes even more complicated. In the animal world, the weak are killed or left behind. While you may not have to deal with a situation where this ... more »

How to Care for a Newly Declawed Cat

By eHow Pets Editor

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Declawing is a surgical procedure done by a veterinarian while the cat is under general anesthesia. This surgery is permanent. Generally, only the front claws are removed because the hind legs aren't used as often for scratching. You have a ... more »

How to Care for a Pixie Bob

By eHow Pets Editor

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Pixie bobs may look exotic, but they're as easy to care for as most other cats... more »

How to Care for an Aging Cat

By eHow Pets Editor

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Life expectancy in cats has risen dramatically during the past few years. It is not uncommon for a cat to reach 18 to 20 years of age and they are middle-aged by their eighth birthday. Awareness of the needs of your older feline friend makes ... more »

How to Care for Your Cat's Teeth

By eHow Pets Editor

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As they age, most cats will experience dental problems, ranging from broken teeth and inflamed gums to periodontal disease and cavities. An examination by your veterinarian is the only sure-fire way to know if your cat has dental issues. There ... more »

How to Choose a Veterinarian

By eHow Pets Editor

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Working as a team with your veterinarian helps guarantee that your pet will live a full and healthy life. Selecting someone who has the same level of passion about pet care that you have is the first step. The information below will help you in ... more »

How to Detect Skin Cancer in Cats

By eHow Pets Editor

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Early detection of skin cancer in cats, just as in people, is the key to successful treatment. Here's how to catch it before it's too late... more »

How to Feed Your Cat a Healthy Diet

By MrCHUCK mrchuck999.blogspot.com

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Cats were not meant to eat corn, rice and barley. They were designed to eat MEAT. Cats in the wild would never eat the way dry cat food makers feed your feline buddy. Studies now show dry cat food offers convenience to the owner, and poor ... more »

How to get rid of fleas organically in the whole house!

By rkayne

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So you have gotten the fleas off the Dog and Cat, how will you keep them from getting infested again? Get rid of them in the entire house, is how. Cheap and Easily. Organically... more »

How to Give a Cat a Pill

By eHow Pets Editor

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Getting a cat to swallow a pill is no easy task. Follow these steps to keep your cat healthy by administering the medicine your pet needs... more »

How to Involve a Cat in Play Therapy

By Melissa Maroff

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There’s play—and then there’s play therapy. Indoor cats can develop a variety of emotional and behavioral problems from stress. Stress may stem from territorial issues in the cat’s home environment, a change in daily routine or simply from ... more »

How to keep cats out of flower beds

By WeeSandy

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I'm sure someone will come up with another method but for now, try picking up this plant to do the trick!.. more »

How to keep your pet from not getting fleas.

By amylaine

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Pests can be controlled, and it isn't all that hard. It can even be done largely naturally, since the common chemical treatments are also poisonous to other creatures. The best way is to prevent the pests from staying even before they start ... more »

How to LOVE your cat.

By howfancy

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Works for people, cats, kids, neighbors. There's no cat in this video. The puppy is my cat's best friend. Having a puppy friend has definitely enriched my cat's life. They learned a lot from each other including how to generate more love for ... more »

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