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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 Cut The Claws of The Cat

    The cats claws grow continuously. They are retractable and wear throughout the life of the cat, when it's the year he made his claws on trees ... Some cat breeds such as Siamese and related breeds...

  • How to Wrestle Your Cat

    Okay, this one isn't for everyone. But if you like to roughhouse, you have good cat handling skill, and your cat thinks he (or she, but we'll assume Tom cat here) has the right to jump you from...

  • Information on Polydactyl Cat Nail Trimming

    Polydactyl cats are often considered a mystery. They were made by cross-breeding and cross-breeding some more. They are sometimes referred to as Hemingways, which means they have extra toes on one...

  • How to Care for Siamese Cats

    Caring for Siamese cats is not difficult. Siamese cats are a kind of purebreed cat. Originally bred in the kingdom of Siam, currently known as Thailand, Siamese cats have long been cherished and...

  • 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...

  • Cat Torn Out Claw Treatment

    If your cat is a little feisty when he claws the furniture, or if he is primarily an outdoor cat, keep an eye on his claws. Cats can injure their claws in the same way that humans can rip a...

  • Health Care for Cats

    Cats can be seen as very independent animals that do not need a great deal of regular care. But part of the responsibility of owning a cat is tending to the regular health needs of your cat, and...

  • How to Cut a Difficult Cats Claws with Pet Clippers

    Cutting cats’ claws with pet clippers can be challenging if you have a hard-to-handle cat or one who refuses to cooperate when it is manicure time. Most cats dislike having their feet handled....

  • How to Keep a Cat From Scratching the Furniture

    With nothing better to use, scratching the couch or a chair is natural for a cat, even one with no claws. Cats scratch to groom their claws, stretch the muscles in their backs and mark their...

  • How to Keep Your Kitty From Clawing All of The Furniture

    Most of us know kitty likes to scratch. She loves to test her claws on our furniture. This drives a lot of people crazy trying to figure out ways to stop them and sometimes cats will use their own...

  • Do it Yourself Scratching Posts

    It's no secret that cats love to scratch. It keeps their claws sharp and their muscles toned. If your cat isn't declawed, it'll find anything to use, from your new leather sofa to the trim around...

  • Parts of a Cat

    By gaining an understanding of all the parts of your cat and their functions, you may be better able to interpret your cat's wants and needs. Cats commonly use body language, posture, and ear and...

  • Cat Claw Tips

    The furniture is shredded. Your nylons are ripped up. Your cat is destroying things at a rapid rate. Your friend says she had her cat declawed. You're not sure that's the best solution, but what...

  • Soft Paws for Cats

    If your frisky feline is scratching up your fine furniture, you may be tempted to declaw her before she takes a swipe your new love seat. However, declawing your kitty is considered demoralizing,...

  • How to Safely Clip a Cat's Claws

    1. Okay, so you’re cat’s claws are long, sharp and keen enough to cut skin as she’s doing acrobatics over you while you sit on your couch. You’d like to get them trimmed (because de-clawing is...

  • How to Cut a Cat's Claws Using a Scissor Style Trimmer

    This can be a daunting task especially if your cat is not used to it's claws being trimmed. The style I use to trim our cat's claws is quite different from the usual style but we have trimmed our...

  • How to Avoid Declawing Cats

    Trimming your cat's claws is a great alternative to the expensive and, some say, painful declawing procedure. You don't even have to buy special nail trimmers - a small set of fingernail clippers...

  • How to Keep your Cat from Scratching (withOUT Declawing!)

    The new kitten is SO cute! ...He just has a scratching problem. Not scratching as in FLEAS...scratching as in tearing up the furniture, your clothes, and whatever else he can get his hands on. But...

  • How to Safely Trim Your Cat's Claws

    Young, healthy cats do their own claw maintenance by scratching on things (often your furniture) or chewing off the old outer claw layer. But older cats often need some help to prevent their claws...

  • How to Treat Cat Claw Problems

    Your cat depends upon healthy feet to take her nimbly out of harm’s way, scamper up a tree or defend herself. Unfortunately, when your cat suffers a claw problem, her entire foot may become sore,...

  • How to Trim Your Cat's Front Claws

    Cat lovers know cats are happier and healthier when they're not declawed, but you'll be happier if they're not gouging you. Here's how to keep their claws trimmed.

  • How to Correctly Trim a Cat's Nails

    It's often hard to calm your kittie's fears of having their claws groomed and you may be worried to do it yourself. But I can assure you that there is a quick and easy way to do this and how not...

  • Cat Grooming Techniques

    Grooming cats involves brushing fur, clipping claws and bathing. Grooming is important to keep cats healthy and happy. It also helps protect furniture from being clawed and from being covered in...

  • How to Trim the Claws of a Cat

    Trimming the claws of a cat is relatively easy with the proper tools and a little knowledge. Your cats claws should be checked at least once a month to ensure they do NOT grow into the pad,...

  • Cat Grooming Problems

    For the most part, cats are meticulous groomers, licking themselves clean as soon as any bit of food or dirt sullies their fur. However, some breeds require additional grooming by their owners to...

  • Soft Claws for Cats

    Your favorite chair is in shreds, and you and your kids have scratch marks all over your hands and arms. You're thinking the only solution is to have your cat declawed. But before you take that...

  • How to Groom Your Cat Correctly

    Although cats are clean and tidy creatures, they always appreciate a bit of help with their grooming. As the owner of any pet it is your responsibility to do your bit to help them feel...

  • Cat Claw Problems

    A cat's claws, while efficient at shredding an entire living room set in one afternoon, are vital to its overall health. Providing regular care and grooming for a cat's claws is as important as...

  • How to Trim Cat Claws

    Are you tired of getting cat scratches on your hands from playing with your furry feline? Cat claws are sharp and can cut rips into furniture and through your skin. Save money on cat grooming...

  • How to Train your Cat to Climb DOWN from the tree

    Does your cat have a problem with getting up into trees and can't get herself down again? Does the local fire department know your cat by name? Then maybe it's time to consider teaching your cat...

  • How to Keep Your Cat From Clawing the Furniture

    There’s nothing quite as annoying as having your cat turn your nice sofa or chair into a shredded mess. Read this how-to for ideas on how to keep your cat from running your furnishings.

  • How to Use Soft Paws without Trimming Nails

    Do you have a cat that loves to scratch furniture, swipe at people or accidentally scratches you when you’re holding them? If you answered yes, you will like to learn about the Soft Paws option. ...

  • How to Unhook a Cat's Claws From a Window Screen

    Cats love to put their claws in just about anything they can reach, and the screens on windows and doors are certainly not safe from them. Though their play may seem innocent enough, your cat's...

  • How to Stop Your Cat From Scratching

    It may not be possible to stop a cat from scratching, but it is possible to direct the scratching, climbing and playing to appropriate areas indoors. Actually, it is impractical and unfair to...

  • How to Stop Your Cat From Scratching Furniture

    Cats can be fantastic pets, but not when they are scratching and destroying your furniture. However, they do need to sharpen their claws. Here is how to stop the cat from scratching the furniture.

  • Signs & Symptoms of Ringworm in Cats

    Despite its misleading name, ringworm is caused by a fungal infection, not a worm. The fungus that causes ringworm, dermatophytes, can infect humans and animals. It is spread through direct...

  • How to Trim a Cat's Claws

    Clipping a cat’s claws can be nerve-racking – for you and your cat! Follow these short and simple easy steps to prevent scratched arms and ripped up couches.

  • How to Stop a Cat from Scratching Furniture

    When declawing is not an option, and it rarely is these days, a cat owner must think of creative ways of preventing his/her cherished pet from ruining the furniture with her claws. The following...

  • How to Clip Claws on an Older Cat

    When a pet owner has an older cat that is not used to getting his nails trimmed, it can be a challenging and somewhat daunting task. It is an important one, however, for the cat's health and for...

  • How to Get A Difficult Cat To Relax For Claw Trimming

    Do you have a cat that hates its claws being trimmed? Do you end up getting scratched and bitten in the process? Perhaps you have given up and now just let the professionals attend to the business...

  • How to Trim a Cat's Claws

    Trimming Fluffy's claws doesn't have to require thick leather gloves and full body armor. It can be done quickly and painlessly (for both you and kitty!) in under a minute.

  • How to Trim Your Cat's Claws

    Trimming a cat's claws is easy in theory, but depending on the temperament of the animal, it can often be quite challenging. Some cat's don't mind the process one but, while other's will become...

  • How to Trim a Cat's Nails Easily

    By now, most people accept the fact that de-clawing is kinda a mean thing to do to a cat, but then again, it is kinda a mean for the cat to claw up your stuff and/or attack you. So here is an easy...

  • How to Deal with a Bored Cat

    Bored cats are bad cats. They knock things off tables, shred furniture and dig their claws into your legs. Before assuming that your cat has a behavior problem, consider giving it a little...

  • About Cat Scratching Posts

    It's vitally important that cats have a place to scratch. Even declawed cats still need a place to scratch. Claws are a cat's main weapon and tool. If they grow too long, this can injure the cat....

  • About Furniture Protection From Cat Scratching

    Cats make excellent pets since clean themselves and don't wake you up in the middle of the night to go out. However, one drawback of having a cat is having a cat scratching all of your furniture.

  • About Products to Stop Cats From Scratching Furniture

    Cats new to a home quickly discover the best surfaces for scratching. Unfortunately, the surfaces they choose are often expensive furniture. Pet supply manufacturers sell many products that...

  • At What Age Should a Cat Be Declawed?

    Scratching with the front paws is a natural and instinctive action for cats, but some people decide to get their cat declawed because of destructive or aggressive behavior. This is a serious...

  • About the Declawing Procedure for Cats

    Declawing a cat is a major surgery. It is very painful for the cat, and is the human equivalent of having your fingers amputated at the last knuckle. In some cases it may be necessary for...

  • How to Stop Cats From Scratching the Furniture

    Cats have a natural instinct to claw things. It helps them stretch, keep their claws groomed, and mark their territory. Unfortunately it is highly unlikely that a cat will completely stop trying...

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