Relating to Cats

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By eHow Pets Editor 11 comments
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 »
By Jennifer Mashuga M. 2 comments
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 »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Unaltered cats breed often as the survival rate for the offspring is low. When a feral or outdoor cat cannot care for her young, she may leave the kittens underneath a porch or in an alley. If you find such a litter, here are some things you can ... more »
By Valerie Brooks 1 comments
Keep your precious feline safe with a home designed to keep him out of trouble. Cats are quick, curious creatures who can easily get into trouble without the proper protections in place... more »
By Author1947 2 comments
Ever wonder how to communicate with your cat and how he is communicating with you. Here are some quick tips to allow you to communicate with your cat... more »
By MrCHUCK mrchuck999.blogspot.com 0 comments
Holidays and Celebrations... Ah… the food, the drink, the cat on the counter, the dog snatching food from the table… What’s a host to do with these lovable creatures in a house full of guests and tons smell-good food? Read on for some ideas... more »
By pigs4fun 0 comments
Cats are unpredictable but keeping their nails cut will save your furniture and arms... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Contrary to what many people believe, cats are by nature pack or social animals. Studies show that cats living in homes with other cats live healthier happier lives. A cat who spends all day alone that is acting destructive or aggressive is ... more »
By robertsloan2 5 comments
Cats are not dogs. Dominating a cat is not something to maintain constantly, the cat's rightful place in the house pecking order is not going to be a rank the way it is for a pack animal. Dominating a cat is how to establish some boundaries with ... more »
By Bobbi Holmes 0 comments
Yes, this is a gross subject. But the truth is, all pet owners will be faced with a time when they must pick up after their dog or cat, who has thrown up on the carpet or had another type of accident. No reason to cause a family fight over who ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 9 comments
Use a pet sitter as an alternative to placing your pets in a kennel. Here's how to find the right nanny for your pet... more »
By Astronomer 1 comments
It’s a sad fact of dating: not everyone will love your cat as much as you do. But what do you do when you meet someone who would be perfect if only he could warm up to Fluffy? The good news is, most guys will come around; and in the meantime, ... more »
By kibcush 0 comments
Our kitten got about 50 high into a rail-thin tree over this Thanksgiving holiday weekend... more »
By Astronomer 1 comments
When you start dating a woman with a cat, the cat may feel like it has to compete with you for her attention. It’s even rougher when Fluffy glares at you and makes little snarling noises when you try to pet him. You’re not positive, but you think ... more »
By emmabushyo 0 comments
Fleas. No fun. Who wants them pestering their pet or taking over their house? Nobody... more »
By BigDaddyUSMC 1 comments
Get rid of fleas in you house with out insecticide or poisions.. more »
By Desula 4 comments
My pups go to doggy daycare, but I have recently learned about a cat hotel. Complete with a "catwalk" and cat kennels. Check it out and if you live in or near Van Nuys or Mar Vista, California - TAKE YOUR CAT!!!.. more »
By w1z111 0 comments
Our two cats love it when I approach them with one of their grooming brushes or combs! Our female cat is quite petite, and her fur is quite thin, so grooming her is easy, although she is a little hesitant to let me groom her tummy-fur. Our ... more »
By fooshenip 1 comments
Guess what I have accidentally discovered. I discovered that cat poop makes excellent fertilizer. Yes, I said it, cat poop. How do I know, well let me tell you. Someone gave me a brand new kitten. That darn cat was the hardest thing to potty ... more »
By Gardengates 3 comments
Many cats will chew on your house plants or garden plants. If your cat likes catnip, why not grow your own and make your pal happy, rescue your other plants and grow a plant that can look great in the garden as well?.. more »
By Andrea Teague, CMT (to be) 4 comments
When your beloved kitty cat is diagnosed with the condition of Feline Vestibular Disease, it can be heart breaking to watch your little one suffer. Feline Vestibular Disease is a neurological disorder that can affect your cat and how it lives ... more »
By cgronwall 0 comments
You planted catnip seeds in the spring thinking of the fun you’d have with your cat. Now you find yourself with a mound of leafy green catnip and don’t know what to do. Harvesting and drying catnip is as easy as the catnip was to grow in the ... more »
By Natalie Hernandez 1 comments
Children can play an important rule in helping animals of all kinds. Just because they are small it does not mean that they can not do anything. After all children are going to grow up and be in control of the country as time goes on, so ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 3 comments
Fear of loud noises is a common behavioral disorder in pets; the incidence varies within breeds and among individuals, and can be mild (trembling) or extreme (panic attacks, destructive behavior, running away) - which can result in injury or death... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
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 »