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Get cat tips and advice from the pet experts at eHow. Providing a healthy diet, selecting a veterinarian and training a kitten to use the litter box can seem overwhelming. Simplify life with your cat using eHow's step-by-step instructions. From breeding to caring for an elderly cat's health, keep your felines purring with How To articles from eHow. Take the mystery out of grooming, preventing fleas or buying a fancy cat collar. Looking for scratching posts or cat condos? eHow offers helpful hints on a wide range of cat-related subjects.

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  • How to Choose The Perfect Cat for Your Pet

    How to choose the perfect cat as a pet. When we went to pick out our new kitten, we had a dilema. There were two there that we absolutely fell in love with. We visited the shelter several times...

  • Pollen Allergy in Cats

    Just like people, cats can suffer from pollen-related allergies. Consequently, cat owners should be aware of the signs and learn how to best treat their pet when allergies manifest themselves.

  • How to Deter Cats From Bird Feeders

    Nothing is worse than setting up your brand new bird feeder and looking forward to the hours of entertainment it brings only to watch neighborhood cats ruin it all with an afternoon hunt. If you...

  • Pain Relief Treatments for Cats

    When your pet is in pain, you want to alleviate the suffering as quickly as possible. But it is important to take a step back and evaluate all your options. You have to consider the efficacy as...

  • Feline Urinary Diet

    Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is common in cats and has many causes. FLUTD is actually a complex of diseases and includes urolithiasis, bladder infections, stress-related elimination...

  • How to Change Indoor Cats to Outdoor Cats

    Sometimes making indoor cats into outdoor cats is the only solution to intractable litter box problems or to relieve a family member who has developed allergies. Even front-declawed cats can live...

  • How to Tell If a Cat Has Ringworm or Allergies

    Ringworm in cats is not a deadly disease, but it is not pleasant. Ringworm causes your cat to lose its hair and to experience itchy red bumps. Ringworm in cats is a common diseases as well as...

  • Problems With a Pet Cat

    Owning a pet comes with great responsibility. While cats tend to be solitary creatures, they still rely on their human companions for support. Like people, each cat has an individual personality...

  • Liquid Vitamin C for Cats

    Cats, like humans, need Vitamin C to grow and stay healthy. An easy way to ensure cats are getting enough Vitamin C is to administer it in liquid form instead of a pill. In general, a liquid...

  • How to Feed a Picky Cat

    Having trouble feeding your furry friend? Is he wanting to eat your food instead of his perfectly good food, or is he just not eating at all? Here's some help.

  • How to Decide On a Cat for Your Family

    Making a decision about the right cat for your family can be difficult and troubling. Should you get a specific breed of cat? Should you try to get a mixed breed cat? Which cat is better for...

  • How to Make Your Kitty Lose Weight

    We’ve all seen those overweight, giant cats. They are shocking simply by being so large. But what if your cat is on the path to becoming one of those cats you see on television? If you notice...

  • How to Feed Your Cat so It Doesn’t Get Overweight

    Pet owners around the world often worry about the problem that comes from over feeding a pet. This is especially true of cats, which are often over fed. While you might think that little extra...

  • 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 Cure a Cat's Runny Nose

    Runny noses are common in cats and kittens, particularly in crowded environments like shelters. Most runny noses in cats are caused by the feline herpes virus or feline calicivirus. Veterinary...

  • Cat Joint Disease

    According to peteducation.com, joint disease in cats can be caused by a variety of factors. Joint diseases are not uncommon in cats. They can be debilitating and cause significant discomfort.

  • Heartworm & Asthma in Cats

    Heartworm symptoms are sometimes misdiagnosed as asthma in cats, according to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). You can protect cats against heartworms by taking preventative measures.

  • Prescription Food for Feline Diabetes

    Diabetic cats may not respond well to prescription foods meant for overweight cats. The Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook indicates that, in general, diabetic cats respond well to dietary...

  • Chronic Herpes Virus in Cats

    The feline herpes virus is one of the main culprits of ocular and respiratory infections in cats. A herpes infection is, by its very definition, a chronic condition. Once cats are infected with...

  • Home Treatment for a Cat Urinary Tract Infection

    Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common ailments in domestic cats. Often UTIs have no distinct cause and can be frustrating for both the veterinarian and the owner when looking...

  • Neutered Male Cats and Urinary Infections

    Feline urinary tract infections are a common, painful problem for cats. According to Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine, neutered male cats are more likely than females to suffer...

  • SSRI Use in Cats

    SSRIs or Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors are drugs used to affect behavior. In recent years these drugs have been used to modify behavior in cats and other small animals. As indicated,...

  • What Can I Give My Cat for Pain Relief?

    Although they react differently, cats feel pain in the same way humans do. And like it does for humans, pain can have a profound impact on a cat's quality of life. Providing pain relief will make...

  • 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 Nutritionally Care for Cats Who Suffer From Strokes

    Strokes are fairly rare in cats, but they do occur. The good news is that cats are extremely adaptable and can live a long life, even with any disability caused by a stroke. You can help your cat...

  • Is Peppermint Oil Harmful to Cats?

    Peppermint oil is harmful to cats, as are other peppermint products. Peppermint oil has been known to send some cats to the hospital, according to "Natural Remedies for Dogs and Cats" by C.J....

  • Feline Renal Protective Diet

    Common in older cats, chronic renal failure involves a gradual, irreversible deterioration of kidney function over an extended period of time. Kidneys use millions of tiny funnel-shaped tubes...

  • The Best Food for Outdoor Cats

    Whether your cat is indoor, outdoor or a little of each, his dietary needs will be essentially the same. As long as you are feeding him a high quality, high protein food, you will be providing him...

  • Customized Diet for Chronic Kidney Disease in a Cat

    Feline chronic kidney disease, or chronic renal failure (CRF), is an incurable disease which causes the loss of the cat's kidney cells. The disease progresses quickly in some cats and more slowly...

  • Low Potassium in Cats

    Low potassium in cats is relatively easy to treat, but can be an indication of a more serious health problem. According to Petplace.com, some cats with low potassium may have problems with the...

  • The Importance of Taking Care of the Ears

    According to the Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook, a cat's ears and sense of hearing are part of what make it unique (Reference 1). Caring for a cat's ears when it is a kitten can help it...

  • Baytril Injectable Side Effects in Cats

    Fluoroquinolone Baytril, active ingredient enrofloxacin, is an antibiotic produced by the Bayer Corp. It is used by veterinarians to treat bacterial infections in companion animals, including dogs...

  • How to Treat Cats With Norvasc

    Norvasc is the brand name (Pfizer) of the drug Amlodipine besylate; a calcium channel blocker that is used by veterinarians to treat cats and dogs with hypertension. Though Norvasc is only...

  • Vinegar for Ear Mites in Cats

    Ear mites are small insects that live and lay eggs in the ear canals of household pets. The bugs are most commonly found in cats, though they can afflict dogs as well. Ear mite infections respond...

  • How Does a Cat React to Pain?

    Perhaps because of their solitary nature, cats are very good at hiding pain. When they do react, humans often mistake their behavior for something else, such as hostility or aloofness....

  • How to Entertain Your Cat Cheaply

    Like humans, cats need exercise to be at their happiest and healthiest. Introduce your cats to games they can play with you and toys they can play with by themselves. Just 5 to 15 minutes a day...

  • How to Appreciate Devon Rex Cats

    If you happen to be looking for a friendly, affectionate, intelligent, good-tempered and relatively maintenance free cat for a pet, you can't do much better than a Devon Rex.

  • Bruxism in Cats

    Bruxism is the medical word for the grinding and gnashing of teeth not associated with eating. A cat is suffering from bruxism when it continually and forcefully grinds its teeth. This condition...

  • How to Build a House for Feral Cats

    You've been feeding a colony of feral cats since spring. You've even trapped them, had them spayed/neutered and returned them to their territory. Now the weather's getting colder and you're...

  • Low Protein Kidney Diet for Cats

    Low protein diets are usually for cats with kidney disease and are commonly used for older cats. If a cat has kidney failure, they are more prone to severe muscle weakness. Kidney failure in cats...

  • Natural Diet for Cats

    Serve your cat a natural diet if you're concerned about unnatural ingredients (e.g., soymeal and chemical preservatives) commonly found in commercial cat food. Follow a diet that emulates what a...

  • Diets for Cats With Kidney Disease

    Kidney disease can occur in any cat, but most commonly occurs in older cats. Kidney disease inevitably leads to kidney failure, which is one of the most common causes of death in older cats. When...

  • Can Rimadyl Be Used for Cats?

    Rimadyl is used to treat arthritis and post-surgical pain in dogs. Rimadyl is an NSAID--a Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug. Its generic name is carprofen.

  • How to Determine If Your Cat is Deaf

    Luckily most people will never have to deal with a deaf cat. Most cats are 'fully intact' when they are born. If your cat is deaf it is most likely the cat is very old. This how to will work for...

  • Skin Rashes in Cats

    Properly diagnosing the cause of skin rashes in cats can be difficult. Because a number of different disorders can produce skin rashes as a symptom, your veterinarian will examine a number of...

  • What Are the Causes of Feline Bladder Stones?

    Bladder stones in cats, commonly known as uroliths, are clusters of minerals formed into a rock hard substance. The stones primarily affect the bladder wall and the urethra of cats and can be...

  • Chronic Urinary Infection in Cats

    Cats commonly acquire urinary tract infections throughout their lifetime, mainly affecting the bladder and the urethra, the tube that carries urine to the outside of the body.

  • Chemical Detox for Felines

    Cats are developing chronic health problems at higher rates than before, veterinarians report. They feel the problem stems from contact with natural and man-made environmental toxins, and even...

  • 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...

  • Renal Cancer in Cats

    Renal cancer is another term for cancer of the kidneys or renal neoplasia. Cats affected by renal cancer are typically middle-aged or older. Fortunately, cancer affecting the kidney is relatively...

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