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  • Can Cats Be Trained to Detect Seizures?

    Anecdotal evidence and preliminary scientific research indicates that some pets are able to alert their owners of impending seizures. Studies have focused primarily on service dogs that were...

  • How to Get Kitty to Use a Potty

    Ever wish you didn't have that tell-tale sign that a kitty lives in your home...the overwhelming smell of a dirty litter box? Well, with a little time and a lot of patience you can rid your home...

  • How to Prevent The Cat to Flee

    The cat is known to be a wanderer at heart. Its existence is made of nap and wandering. Very true, he leaves home to find the best ... sometimes mealtime or nap. Here is the problem! How to attach...

  • How to Learn Some Basic Obedience to a Cat

    A cat is naturally independent, and this is part of his charm because he did not have the reputation of being servile. You will never get to what you'd expect from a dog. But through perseverance,...

  • How to litter train your cat – Litter box training

    Most cats won’t use their litter box if it is dirty. Some cats won’t use the bathroom because they are having health problems. You need to be aware of all the different things that can happen to...

  • How to Stop a Cat from Peeing in the House

    A cat who pees where it shouldn't is a frustrating event for everyone, oddly enough, likely even for the guilty cat! If you've got potential cat urinary problems on your hands, follow these steps...

  • How to Stop a 14 Month Old Male Neutered Cat From Peeing On Things

    This is an I need to know article. How to stop a 14 month old neutered male cat from peeing on things. First you should try to have the cat neutered by 6 months of age. If not he may mark his...

  • How to Potty Train a 3 Week Old Kitten

    Litter box training a kitten is a simple procedure. For the most part, you provide the box and the cat instinctively knows that's where she's supposed to go to potty. Ideally, at 3 weeks of age a...

  • How to Train a Kitty

    When we think of training our pets, usually we think of how to train a dog as opposed to a cat. Cats are often thought to be the easier pet to take care of, but there are times when your cat...

  • How to Train Your Kitten to Use The Litter Box

    Unlike a puppy, where you have to work hard to housebreak it, cats are naturally drawn to litter boxes to eliminate waste. Most kittens will learn from its mother how to use a litter box so that...

  • How to Get Rid of Cats

    Have some nasty stray / wild / neighbor cats that won't leave you in peace? There are simple solutions to this issue that we will discuss in this article.

  • How to Trap and Care for Feral Kittens

    If you are a compassionate person, moved by the plight of helpless, homeless animals, then you will want to learn how to safely trap and care for some of the smaller members of the animal...

  • How to Train Your Cat Where to Scratch

    Most people have the misperception that cats cannot be trained. In reality, they are very intelligent and if you have the right tools and the right mindset, you can train your cat!

  • How to Keep Maine Coons Out of Birdfeeders

    Maine coons are a unique breed of cat. Thick and sturdy, yet sweet, intelligent and playful, they make wonderful pets. Like all cats, however, they don't exactly get along with birds. There are...

  • How to Get Your Cat to Use the Toilet

    Cat owners know how much a litter box stinks after a few days. To avoid the smell and mess, you can toilet train your cat. It's important to keep the toilet lid up and the seat down during and...

  • How to Stop Your Kitten From Biting

    Stopping a kitten from biting can be a challenge, especially when your kitten is exceptionally young. The good news is that with a little diligence and dedication you can effectively train your...

  • How to Keep Cats Off Window Sills

    Cats are natural climbers. Their strong backs and hindquarters give them tremendous jumping power, according to the American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Cats often climb...

  • How to Re-Litter Box Train Your Cat

    Every cat owner dreads the time when their well behaved cat begins going other places besides their litter box. They rush them to the vet, insisting there must be something wrong. Only to find out...

  • How to Repell House Cats From Air Conditioning Floor Vents

    Heating ducts and air conditioning vents are one of the most important features of your home, and can also be one of the most interesting to your cats. Cats will often chase their toys into the...

  • How to Potty Train Your Cat Easily

    Would you like to forever rid your house of that stinky litter box? Read on to find out how you can easily potty train your cat.

  • How to Calm a Cat for Travel in a Car

    Travel for felines can be terrifying. For the cat that experiences agitation and anxiety while traveling, it can be heart wrenching for the owner. The cat is stricken with terror and...

  • How to Protect Door Frames From Cats

    Cats love to scratch surfaces to sharpen their claws. After all, it is instinctive---and it feels good to them. The fact that your cat finds pleasure in scratching may be of little comfort to you...

  • How to Keep a Kitten From Damaging Leather Furniture

    Scratching is a natural and healthy behavior for kittens. The act of scratching helps kittens stretch out their muscles, and it leaves their scent on objects, giving them comfort in their new...

  • How to Train Your Cat Using a Squirt Bottle

    Unlike dogs, cats can be notoriously difficult to train. If you want to train your cat to do something you should use rewards such as catnip or treats. If you are trying to get your kitty to stop...

  • How to Find Animal Urine Stains in Carpet

    It's no wonder that pet urine on carpet is high on the list of housekeeping issues for many homeowners---the smell is repulsive and even it isn't very strong at the time, it will get worse in hot,...

  • How to Keep Cats Off of a Window Screen

    Cats make wonderful pets for many people. But one problem with owning cats is that some scratch or hang onto window screens. Their sharp claws can poke small holes or tear the screen. You don't...

  • How to Keep Cats From Urinating in Flower Beds

    Many cat owners choose to let their cats roam free outdoors. One downside to this is that the cats use anything outdoors as their own private litter box. This includes flower beds. So instead of...

  • How to Get Your Cat to Play Fetch With You

    We are going to attempt something that will take a little time to accomplish but it can be done. Not only will your cat become smarter he or she will have fun at the same time. It will take a bit...

  • How to Stop Cats From Urinating in the House

    It can be quite a distressing to have a cat that is constantly urinating in your home. It can ruin your carpet, furniture, and your relationship with your pet. If you are dealing with this...

  • How to Remove Pet Odor From a Sofa With Non-Removable Cushions

    When you have non-removable cushions on your sofa, it can be difficult to get odor out of them, especially when a pet has soiled the area. It may not be possible to get all of the odor and stain,...

  • How to Deal with Your Cat When They Knead

    Cats may seem like they have strange behavior sometimes. When a cat kneads there is a meaning behind what they do. Usually they are looking for a secure place to lay down. Sometimes it means that...

  • How to Properly Train Your Cat

    It is important that you train your cat properly because they are unlike most animals. Dogs and cats are very different and training them is different as well. They have very different...

  • How to Stop Cats From Digging in Flower Beds

    If you have ever planted a flower garden only to discover a cat has been using it as their own personal litter box, you're not alone. Cats cause big problems in flower beds because their digging...

  • Home Remedy: Cat Repellent for Carpets

    It can be quite difficult to keep a cat from entering a certain room of your house, especially if the door is open. They are agile, quick, high-jumping creatures that can find many ways into an...

  • How to Teach Your Cat to Obey

    If we manage to teach your cat to the basic rules of obedience, many problems you may face. This is not totally impossible to avoid. Just a little things to do. Let's see how.

  • How to Teach Your Cat to Play Dead

    Cats are just as smart as dogs, and can learn to play dead if they have a good relationship with their owners. Patiently and kindly approach the cat when it is in a good mood to teach this trick....

  • How to Use an AM Radio to Detect a Break in an Invisible Fence

    An invisible fence helps you keep your animals within an area without the expense of traditional fencing options. However, unlike traditional fences, it may not be apparent that there's a break in...

  • How to Teach Your Cat to Play Fetch

    The act of playing fetch has long been something left to the dogs, but I am here to tell you that your cat wants in on the action, too! Now I must admit, I did not think it was possible to teach...

  • How to Teach Your Cat to Roll Over

    Teaching your cat to roll over requires patience, but the result can be rewarding. Remember to only approach your cat if she is in a good mood for learning. If you have a good relationship with...

  • How to Stop Your Cat from Scratching Your Sofa

    Your cat has decided to do some redecorating when it comes to your home. He's scratching your sofa and you're wondering how to stop it. Your friends tell you to get your cat declawed or get rid...

  • About Shock Collars for Cats

    Using shock collars on cats, or any other animal, is a highly controversial subject. They are most often used to train or to correct bad behavior. While there are many people who feel shock...

  • How to Litter Box Train a New Kitten

    One may think that kittens are easy to housebreak, however, some find it very difficult. Simply try a bit of reasoning with your new pet, and you will be satisfied with the results. And...

  • How to Keep Cats Away From Sandboxes

    Sandboxes are part of a backyard setup that provide exercise and entertainment to children. Children can dig in the sand, create castles, make roads for their model cars or dig for treasure....

  • How to Keep Cats Off Dining Room Tables

    Keeping cats off dining room tables can be difficult. Many cats like to perch on top of tables. A dining room table is particularly attractive to many cats. If you have a lovely old antique dining...

  • How to Train Kittens to Stay Off Kitchen Counters

    Kittens are naturally curious animals. Not only do they naturally prefer to be in higher places, they will go on counters just because it's there and they think they might find food. However, as...

  • How to Prevent Your Cat from Hunting

    Though in cat language, sharing a kill is a considerable gesture of good will and respect, not everyone is happy getting a dead bird or mouse on their doorstep. If Tiger's natural instincts are...

  • How to Introduce a New Cat to Your Other Cat

    Most of my articles are about home interiors and decor. But here I will talk about something that I learned in my own experience. How to introduce two cats in the same household. This can be very...

  • How to Apply Soft Claws to a Cat

    Soft Claws are vinyl caps that are glued to a cat's existing nails to help prevent destructive scratching habits. They are safe and humane to use and are an alternative to declawing. Soft Claws...

  • How to Get Cat Urine Out of Comforters

    Cats made wonderful pets. Unfortunately sometimes cats can create problems. A cat may decide that the litter box isn't clean enough or that he may wish to mark his scent. As a result a cat may...

  • How to Make Cat Deterrent Home Remedies

    Cats are creatures of habit. If they become used to doing something, they will continue to do it. Cats are also mostly nocturnal, which means they do most of their mischief-making at night when...

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