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  • Holistic Feline Remedies

    If you are a cat owner, you probably know the feeling of watching your cat suffer from an illness or injury. Veterinarians often prescribe medications and treatments proven effective for...

  • Cat Skin Diseases

    Your cat's skin is her largest organ. As such, it is subject to a variety of mild to severe abnormalities that can cause itching, hair loss, rashes and general discomfort. Many skin problems are...

  • Domestic Cat Diseases

    Cats and kittens are beloved members of many families and understanding their health is an important part of being a responsible pet owner. This article will help you know how to recognize and...

  • Symptoms of Rabies in a Cat

    Rabies, an acute viral infection of the nervous system, can affect any mammal. According to the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, however, "the number of reported feline rabies...

  • Sick Cat Tips

    Dealing with a sick cat can be an ordeal for the feline's family and caretakers. Cats cannot always express that they are feeling ill. The cat may become irritable due to his illness, and you may...

  • Bladder Stones in Cats

    Bladder stones are hard, rock-like build ups of various minerals and crystals found in a cat's bladder. These stones can vary in size from small, sand like grains to larger stones, several...

  • Cat Eye Infections

    Cats are unfortunately very susceptible to eye infections. Cats that spend time outdoors tend to be more at risk, because they are more liable to encounter irritants and diseases. Eye infections...

  • Ear Mites in Cats

    Ear mites, or Otedectes cynotis, are tiny, common parasites that live within the ear canals of dogs and cats. These microscopic white parasites are most common in young cats but can occur at any...

  • Maine Coon Facts

    The Maine coon is one of the oldest and largest domestic cat breeds in the United States. The Maine coon has a large head, prominent cheekbones and pointed ears, which give this animal a...

  • Dental Cleaning for Cats

    If you avoid cuddling with kitty because his breath is less than pleasant, you could have a cat in need of dental attention. Feline halitosis is a classic symptom of tooth or gum problems....

  • Feline Ringworm Cures

    Ringworm isn't a worm at all. It's actually a fungus that infects dead layers of a cat's skin, hair and nails. In order to cure ringworm in your cat, you must kill the fungus.

  • Natural Birth Control for Cats

    Most people who don't want their pets to reproduce take them to the veterinarian to be fixed. This is a routine procedure, but like any surgery it carries risks. In addition, it can be costly. For...

  • How to Handle Cat Litter Disposal

    For responsible feline pet owners, cat litter disposal must be properly handled to avoid the transmission of parasites and diseases. Cat is one of the most popular house pets in many countries...

  • How to Get Cats to Swallow Pills

    Cats do NOT like to take their medicine. You have to be creative. Here are some ideas of methods you can try. Good luck !

  • How to Buy an Outdoor Cat Enclosure Cheap

    Purchasing a cat enclosure is a great way to keep your cats in a confined yet roomy space. Such enclosures will keep your cats off your furniture and prevent any kind of messes that may cause. The...

  • Pregnant Cat Signs

    Cat owners often miss the signs of pregnancy until the second trimester of their cat's pregnancy. Some pet owners may notice early behavioral changes as a sign of pregnancy in their cat, but it is...

  • Morning Sickness in Cats

    Cats can get morning sickness when they are pregnant. People may debate the issue, but if you have had a cat who is pregnant, you have probably seen the telltale signs of morning sickness. Not...

  • Senility in Cats

    Senility in cats is a condition, similar to Alzheimer's disease in humans, which causes a decline in mental function in older cats. Cats suffering from feline senility exhibit behavioral changes...

  • Demodex Mites in Cats

    According to Veterinarypartner.com, problems with demodex mites are not as common in cats as they are in dogs. In cats, demodex mite outbreaks are often associated with other diseases. There are...

  • Cat Sinus Infections

    The sinuses of any mammal, even cats and humans, are bony cavities at the front of the skull, which communicate with the nasal passages. Sinus infections in cats are frequently caused by...

  • Holistic Pain Relief for Feline Pancreatitis

    Normally, when food is ingested, the pancreas secretes digestive agents that do not become active until they have found the food that was taken in and begin to assist in its digestion. In...

  • How to Raise A Healthy Cat that Lives a Long and Happy Life

    I have had cats for many years and through time, research and experience I have learned a few things on raising cats that I would like to share with you in this Article so that you can have a...

  • How to Keep Your Cat From Spraying in Areas of the Home

    If you have a cat that is urinating inside your home, there may be several reasons they are doing it. If they are, then here are some things to do to help keep them from doing it.

  • Feline Thyroid Problems

    The thyroid is a small gland located in the neck of the cat. It has two lobes which are on either side of the windpipe. The thyroid gland produces hormones which control the cat's metabolism and...

  • Diagnosis of Feline Diabetes

    Feline diabetes typically affects older, overweight cats. It is a serious disease requiring treatment to return the pet to good health. Since other diseases can mimic the symptoms of feline...

  • Weight Loss & Increased Appetite in Cats

    If your cat has a healthy appetite, keeping him at an equally healthy weight might be your only concern. If, however, your cat's appetite is not only healthy but increasing and he's losing...

  • How to Get a Cat Used to a New Puppy

    Ideally, you want to introduce a cat to a puppy (as opposed to a grown dog) as the puppy has no history of chasing or teasing cats. The puppy is also smaller and easier to train to get along with...

  • Calico Cat Information

    Contrary to popular belief, calico cats are not a breed or a color of cat. The term "calico" refers to the unique pattern formed on the cat's fur when a genetic "spotting factor" effectively turns...

  • How to Get Over The Death of Your Cat

    One of my cats died a few months ago so I understand how painful it is to lose a cat. No one of course will ever get over the death of a cat, it is something that you will be in pain about for the...

  • How to Get Rid of Ear Mites and save money

    Ear mites. Treating or even identifying ear mites can be an expensive job if left to the veterinarian, fortunately there are a few things that you can do before seeing the veterinarian that will...

  • How to Name a New Pet

    Welcoming a new member into your family of the fuzzy (or perhaps scaled and feathery) variety is a joyous occasion, but the process of naming stumps people. Waiting too long results in a cat that...

  • How to Use Oil For Your Cat's Ear Mites

    Ear mites are a common aggravation for a variety of animals. The scratching and itching of the ears can cause infection and bleeding of the ears. When fluids are created by itching and...

  • How to Diagnose and Cure Your Cat's Incontinence

    I'm not thrilled when my neighbors' cats squat at the back of my flower bed and then break my blossoms when they bury their pee and poop (heck, they're predatees as well as predators, so it's...

  • How to Care for a Blind Pet

    If your pet has recently become blind, or you have moved your blind pet to a new place, your pet will have some difficulties adjusting and going about a daily routine. Here are some tips to...

  • Meloxicam for Cats

    Meloxicam is one of the few medication options veterinarians use to help control postoperative pain and inflammation in cats. Even with its onetime approved use in cats, meloxicam must be used...

  • Symptoms of Cat Diseases

    There are many diseases that can strike out against your feline companion. You should be aware of the most common signs that something is ailing your pet, so that you know when you should take...

  • Wolf Worms in Cats

    Wolf worms (or screw worms) infect all kinds of animals, including pet cats. Of the genus Cuterebra, wolf worms are the parasitic larvae of the Cuterebra fly. The wolf worm enters the cat's body...

  • Capstar Pills for Cats

    When it comes to flea control, there are plenty of products on the market. Gone are the days, however, when smelly bath additives or chemical-impregnated collars were the first line of defense...

  • Normal Pulse Rate for an Adult Cat

    Knowing your cat's normal pulse rate can give you some hints about the cat's overall health. A pulse rate that is faster than normal could mean the cat is stressed, or it could indicate a serious...

  • Feline Roundworm Symptoms

    If your cat or kitten has become a little sluggish, has an abnormally round and distended abdomen, or is rejecting or can't keep down food, then roundworms may be to blame. These common parasites...

  • Symptoms of Cat Sickness and Need for Veterinarian Care

    Cats, like dogs and other animals, get sick from time to time. There is a difference between a cat feeling a little bit under the weather, and a cat being seriously ill. As a cat owner, it is...

  • When to Give Cats Drontal

    All cats, regardless of how well they are cared for, can get worms. These worms live in the digestive tract and can deplete the cat of essential nutrients that will maintain her well being. ...

  • Alternative Barn Cat Control

    Barn cats are useful because they catch mice and eat spiders, even if they are not always friendly. Barn cats live outside all year round, so often the litters of kittens that they have do not...

  • Symptoms of a Female Cat in Heat

    Female cats who have not been spayed will eventually go into heat. If you plan to breed your cat, this is the ideal point to begin doing so. If you do not wish to breed your cat, you should try to...

  • Air Travel for Cats

    Ask any cat owner who's traveled extensively, and they'll tell you that air travel can be just as stressful on humans as it is on their beloved pets. If your cat has never flown before, you can't...

  • Feline Diabetes Symptoms

    Feline diabetes is a disease signified by the body's inability to produce enough insulin to regulate blood sugar, causing cats to slowly starve to death. Diabetes can easily be recognized and...

  • What Are the Treatments for Feline Kidney Stones?

    A kidney stone forms in a cat's urinary system as minerals deposit on a some type of small particle that naturally is found in urine. The stone grows larger over time and sometimes become big...

  • Low-Carb Foods for a Diabetic Cat

    Feline diabetes is common in overweight cats, though some cats that aren't overweight may still develop this condition. If your cat has been diagnosed with feline diabetes you know that there is a...

  • Bladder Disease in Cats

    Your cat's urinary tract system includes the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Urine is produced by the kidneys, and it travels to the bladder via the ureter--the bladder is simply a holding...

  • Arthritis in Cats

    It is common for older cats to get arthritis, also known as degenerative joint disease, or DJD. This can come about through the normal wear and tear on the joints over the years, or as the result...

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