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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...

  • How to Tell My Cat Has a Kidney Stone

    The signs of kidney stones (calculi) in your cat, which goes by the medical term "feline calcium oxalate urolithiasis," are markedly similar to those noted in other forms of feline lower urinary...

  • How to Find Someone to Look After Your Pet

    Do you have a pet that you need to find a foster for, be it going on vacation or being called to duty? …And want to avoid the high expenses and uncertainty of level of care in a local pet...

  • How to Make Your Pet Shed Less

    One of the biggest peeves people have with their pets is the amount of fur they leave around the house. It can be hard to keep fur off your clothes, off the furniture, and out of your food,...

  • 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 Treat Feline Anxiety

    Just as humans experience stress and anxiety in their lives, so do cats. If you arm yourself with good information on how to recognize stress in our feline friends and how to alleviate it, you...

  • Exercise Equipment for Cats

    Like humans, our feline counterparts need exercise to live a long and healthy life. While it may seem like a challenge to get your furry friend off the couch, adding a few interesting toys to your...

  • How to Avoid an Unplanned Addition to The Pet Family

    Having a pet can be tricky. If only each animal came with a blue book. If you need guidance, for those who have or are thinking about having pets, here are some tips to avoid adding to the...

  • How to Get Rid of Static Shocking on Cats

    In the winter, you may have noticed your kitty loves to shock you when you pet her. When the air's dry, your cat will build up an electrical charge in her thick fur and the minute that static...

  • How to Kill Ear Mites With Mineral Oil

    Ear mites pose a health threat to pets, and can cause your pet to develop anemia, a potentially serious condition. If you believe your cat or dog has ear mites, then you should do something to get...

  • How to Gain an Animals Trust

    Want to gain an animals trust? Want to know your animal that has just been adopted from an abusive home better? Or capture a pet on the road?

  • How to Protect Your Pet From the Swine Flu

    You may have heard by now that the very first pet has fallen victim to H1N1 (Swine flu): a 13-year-old Iowa house cat. The 16-pound tabby joins the list of nearly 25,000 lab-confirmed human cases...

  • Pet Fountain DIY

    Going away for a few days? You can solve the problem of providing clean, fresh water to your home-bound furry friends by creating a simple but reliable pet fountain. These devices are easy to make...

  • How to Unleash Your Pet Detective Skills

    The skills of a good pet detective are much the same as for a human detective--they both are profilers, use surveillance techniques, and strategize their investigative tasks. Just as private...

  • How to Make an Insulated Cat House for the Winter

    Are you concerned about your cat's warmth and safety during the winter months? Insulated cat houses can get expensive. Here's a great do-it-yourself alternative to those overpriced pet houses.

  • How to Sew a Foam Cat Bed

    There's a difference between overindulging and providing for the pet's needs. Not that there's anything wrong with overindulging a pet that gives unconditional love. Determining the needs of your...

  • How to Properly Feed your Pet

    Properly feeding your pet is an important part of your pet's health. There are some simple steps to make sure your are feeding your pet the proper amount of food.

  • How to Build Your Own Cat Bed

    Cat beds are not a necessity for your pet. However, many cats enjoy having a place to go for comfort and security. A cat bed will give your pet a place to sleep or just a place for him to relax....

  • How to Kill Fleas On Your Pet

    Learn how to kill fleas on your pet and on contact.

  • Can Cats Be Allergic to Dogs?

    Any cat can suffer from or develop allergies, but if your feline is displaying an allergic reaction specifically around dogs, she is most likely allergic to something on the dogs rather than the...

  • Natural Ways to Clear Up Cat Bladder Infections

    A bladder infection in your cat can be a serious condition if it is not treated in a timely manner. You will notice the symptoms of bladder infection in a cat when the normally fastidious animal...

  • Weight-Loss Strategies for Cats

    Weight gain and obesity are major concerns for pet cats in the United States. More than a quarter of cats are obese or are likely to become obese, according to Dr. Rebecca Remillard of PetPlace....

  • Cat Bath to Reduce Allergies

    The average pet guardian will tell you that the term "cat bath" is anathema to her favorite feline. If someone in your family has allergies, however, bathing the cat may be necessary to control...

  • How to Trim Your Pet’s Nails Without Being Hospitalized

    Every pet owner loves their fuzzy, four-legged child. However, there is one part that most pet owners loathe: clipping their pet’s nails. Thousands of years ago, our adorable furry counterparts...

  • Home Remedies for Cat Earmites

    Ear mites are generally found in the ears of dogs and cats. They can be transmitted between animals, but they cannot live in the human ear. They are small, white, spider-like parasites that live...

  • Home Remedy Medicine for Tapeworm in Cats

    Cat owners are often surprised when their pets develop an infestation of internal parasites like tapeworms. Even the most pampered pet can be easily exposed and develop these parasites. Tapeworms...

  • Iams vs. Purina

    There are many decisions to make when choosing brands for dog and cat foods, and other needs, such as pet insurance to keep your pet healthy. There are many things to consider, such as price,...

  • How to Remove Ear Mites at Home

    Ear mites are microscopic animals that live in the ear canals of cats and dogs. They feed on dead skin cells in the ears, and can also suck blood from a dog or cat's sensitive inner ear skin....

  • Medicine for a Cat With Gas

    Gas, or flatulence, from a cat is usually annoying and also can be a sign of digestive health problems. There are few medicines available, but owners can take several dietary and behavioral steps...

  • How to Prevent Rabies From Spreading

    Preventing rabies from spreading is important for both your pet's health and your own. Rabies is an incurable virus and is spread through the saliva of an infected mammal entering another animal....

  • How to care for a diabetic cat - The Fur vs. the Needle

    There are lots of great articles to read about dealing with a diabetic cat. Most of them will tell you the medical terms, the things it does to your cats body. That is not this, this tells you...

  • 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 Clean a Plastic Pet Water Holder

    Frequent cleaning will keep your pet's food and drink containers from accumulating harmful organisms, such as bacteria and fungi, from colonizing the bowls. When pets drink, organisms from their...

  • How to Manage a Flea Infestation

    You're sitting on your couch one evening watching your dog run in circles when all of the sudden your legs start itching like crazy. What's worse you notice little black insects that can't be...

  • How to : Prepare Your CAT For Travel (maybe you didn't know this)

    I love cats. I've always had cats - even seven at one time back in Arizona where it really gets hot. The two cats I have now don't run around the neighborhood. I had a "cat house" built...

  • How to Spoil Your Kitten Rotton (on a small budget)

    Kittens love to be spoiled. If you're the nurturing type learn how to spoil your kitten.

  • How to Remove Dried Insulation From a Cat's Fur

    Cats are highly independent creatures that love to wander and explore their surroundings, which can be troubling if your home is currently being remodeled. Spray foam insulation can be found in...

  • How to Diagnose Pet Symptoms

    Diagnosing pet symptoms can be time-consuming, since many symptoms do not show themselves immediately. Having a plan for eliminating symptoms will help eliminate many of the causes. Always check...

  • Cat Mouth Cancer Cures

    Treating mouth cancer in cats is difficult and not often successful in the long term. There is no cure, but the earlier the cancer is identified the more likely it is that treatment will be...

  • How to Handle a Pet that Has Gone Through a Trauma

    Sometimes there are traumatic occurrences in our lives that we in due time do overcome . . . but when it comes to our pets, trauma can have a more lasting effect on them. They can’t exactly...

  • How to Heal Ring Worm in Cats and Dogs

    Ringworm, or dermatophytosis, is a relatively common skin condition in dogs and cats that can be passed on to humans. Once thought to be caused by a worm due to circular lesions that develop on...

  • How to Know if Your Cat Should Remain Strictly Indoors

    When we get a pet, we are getting a new family member that we have already created a bond with from the moment of adoption. Keeping your cat indoors can be a difficult decision, but one that can...

  • Home Remedy for Ear Mites in Cats

    Ear mites are tiny creatures that like to live in the ears of cats. The ear is a warm, cozy home for them, but their presence will cause lots of irritation and distress to your cat. It is...

  • How to Treat a Sick Cat

    A sick pet can be emotionally and financially draining. Vet visits, medication costs, and the time and energy spent to get your pet well again can be a struggle for even the most stable pet owner....

  • How to Kill Fleas With Dawn & Vinegar

    There are many ways to kills fleas. At-home remedies that are cheap and effective can be a lifesaver. Most of these remedies---such as ones involving Dawn dish detergent and vinegar---do not call...

  • How to Keep Raccoons Out of Cat Doors

    Raccoons can enter a house in several ways, making a mess and exposing your pets to diseases. They also bring pests such as ticks and fleas into the house. One of the easiest ways raccoons enter...

  • Ear Mites & Ear Cleaning for Cats

    Pet Place says that up to 90 percent of cats get infected with ear mites during their lifetime. According to the Cat Site, these mites are especially common in stray kittens and cats. Felines...

  • How to Keep Your Pet Cat Inside

    Most of us with pet cats want to keep them domesticated so they can live long, happy, relaxed lives. The outside world is a scary place especially for such small creatures. Sure they can defend...

  • How to Introduce Your New Pet to His New Roomate, The Dog

    Getting your cat to live peacefully with his new roomie the dog! Introducing a new pet to your other is time consuming and requires a lot of patience, but can be done. First of all you have to let...

  • How to Rid Your House of Fleas

    So you've just discovered that your home is being taken over by fleas and you're at your wits end, with trying to get rid of them. A flea infestation can really cause emotion turmoil but it...

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