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  • Atopica Use in Cats

    Atopica is an oral form of cyclosporine (CsA) modified for better absorption in the intestinal tract. Novartis manufactures Atopica for veterinary use in dogs; use in cats is considered "off...

  • Toxoplasmosis Treatment for Cats

    Toxoplasma gondii (T. gondii), a one-celled parasite, causes toxoplasmosis in cats, humans and other animals. T. gondii has a high infection rate but generally produces only mild illness. Cats,...

  • Different Styles of Cat Litter Boxes

    Using a litter box is one of the first things a kitten should learn. There are many types of litter boxes on the market. Depending on the individual cat and the number of other felines in the...

  • Is Fish-Flavored Cat Food Bad for Cats?

    Cats are finicky creatures. They may turn their noses up at the highest priced cat food available one moment, and dig through the trash the next. There are, however, certain standards and...

  • The Effects of Thyroid Medications on Cats

    Uncontrolled hyperthyroidism can take a toll on every organ in a cat's body. But to a cat struggling with the side effects of thyroid medication, the cure must seem almost as bad as the disease....

  • Motion Sickness in Cats

    Some pet owners simply dread taking their cat to the vet. Bouts of nausea, vomiting, defecation and prolonged howling during the car ride creates a stressful situation for both owner and pet....

  • About a Low White Blood Count in Cats

    A complete blood count is a diagnostic tool veterinarians use for many suspected illnesses in cats. The blood work tells the doctor the number and types of blood cells circulating in the cat's...

  • Tips About Cats

    Cats are the most popular pets in the United States. These sociable animals can become pleasant members of almost any household. New cat owners should strive to understand their cat's needs,...

  • Do Dog Whistles Work on Cats?

    A dog whistle is also known as a Galton's whistle after its inventor Francis Galton. Galton studied the hearing frequencies of humans and other animals in his book "Inquiries into Human Faculty...

  • Why do Cats Roll Around in a Litter Box?

    It is not unusual for cats to roll in litterboxes. This behavior is generally a form of dust bathing and may help the cat scratch an itch. Some cats prefer to roll in particular types of litter or...

  • Why Is My Cat Crying & Sneezing?

    Cats may appear to be "crying" when clear, green or yellow discharge leaks from the corners of their eyes. This is usually accompanied by sneezing and a nasal discharge. These are symptoms of a...

  • Why Makes a Cat Throw Up All the Time?

    If you're a first-time cat owner, then you might have a ton of questions about why your cat behaves the way it does, including issues related to its health and actions regarding such. For...

  • Tips to Remove Pet Odors

    Pets have a certain odor that can overtake a room, or in some cases the whole house. Those who live in the home may not mind the smell, but any guests that come over will. Removing and keeping the...

  • Why Do Cats Spray Urine?

    Both male and female cats squat in order to relieve their bladders. But when they spray, they stand up with their rumps towards a solid object. The tails usually quiver during the spraying act....

  • How Can You Tell If a Cat Is Pregnant?

    Preparing for your cat to give birth can be quite exciting. The feline pregnancy cycle lasts about nine weeks, so it is essential to know the signs of pregnancy in order to be prepared for this...

  • Types of Dewormers

    Worms can come from a number of sources. A mother's contaminated milk, rodents or infected feces are common causes of worm infestation. Understanding the different types of deworming medicines...

  • Cat With Ringworm Cure

    Ringworm is a contagious fungal infection that can attack a cat's skin, hair and nails. It causes hairless lesions to appear on the affected animal. It can be spread by an infected cat to other...

  • Cat Urine Prevention

    Cats are wonderful pets: They love attention, are affectionate and they have an independent streak. However, having indoor cats may lead to some problems, such as urination outside of the litter...

  • Getting Rid of Cat Urine

    Cat urine is extremely odorous and can ruin carpets, wood flooring, rugs and furniture. The smell is difficult to remove because once the urine dries, insoluble salt crystals form. When you use a...

  • About Pro Plan Cat Food

    Cats are naturally carnivores, meaning they eat meat, and their bodies are designed to handle high levels of protein. Serving a protein-rich diet is vital for the health of a cat, and Pro Plan cat...

  • How Does a Flea & Tick Collar Work?

    The flea and tick collar first has to be activated. Pulling the flea collar releases and loosens the powdered chemicals---usually tetrachlorvinphos (TCVP) and propoxur---that provide the pest...

  • Cat Behavior Explained

    Cat lovers may refer to their felines as "the kids" or their "babies," but cats are not children in fur coats. Nor are they small dogs "with attitude." Many behaviorists believe housecats are...

  • Remedies for Fleas on Cats

    There are hundreds of flea remedies available at your local pet store, and all of them claim to rid your cat of fleas for good. Unfortunately, most of them don't. And it's possible to waste a...

  • Homeopathic Remedies for a Sick Cat

    An ounce of prevention really is worth a pound of cure when it comes to caring for cats. By keeping them strong and healthy, you can help them to ward off any number of maladies. Like humans, cats...

  • Tips on Moving With Cats

    Moving is never an easy endeavor for humans or their furry companions. But if you plan and prepare well in advance, moving your cat can be considerably less taxing on both you and your pet. ...

  • How to Prepare Your Cat To Be Surrendered

    Sometimes life becomes so incredibly difficult that we are forced to part with one of our loved companions. If this unfortunate situation occurs it is our responsibility to prepare our pet for the...

  • How to Save Cat Litter Money

    We love our feline friends but cat litter is part of our lives and theirs. With the recession, it’s a good idea to save cat litter money and get the most out of your cat litter. You don’t have to...

  • How to Keep Cat Litter from Running You Out

    Does your cat litter run you out of the house? Do guests walk in and automatically smell your cat litter? Cat litter can be a royal pain if you don’t know how to handle it well. There are several...

  • How to Wash Your Cat's Poopy Ass

    I have 2 persian cats. I have had persians for 7 years. They are a very sweet and affectionate cat. They are also somewhat lazy. This sweet and lazy temperament suits me fine because I have no...

  • How to Prevent Your Cat from Clawing Up the Furniture

    You love your cat, but you also love your furniture. Keep both in loving condition by using the following suggested steps.

  • Feline Meningioma Symptoms

    Meningioma is a form of brain tumor that is found in dogs and cats. It is also the most common form found in both animals. In cats, these tumors usually develop after 10 years of age. ...

  • Feline Renal Disease

    Feline renal disease is a condition that affects kidney function in cats. The disease often develops in cats as they age. As kidneys lose nephrons--the units responsible for waste...

  • Hook Worms in Cats

    Hookworms, according to the Iowa State University Center for Food Security and Public Health, are intestinal parasites commonly found in meat-eating animals (see Reference 1). Estimates from...

  • Cat Showing Tips

    Many people who have a beautiful, well-bred cat think about entering their pet in cat shows. Like beauty pageants for people, cat shows award a grand prize to felines that exhibit beauty, good...

  • What Makes a Cat Spray?

    To a human, there's nothing more maddening than a cat who sprays. Surprisingly, neutered males aren't the only culprits. Spayed females are as likely to spray as males are. To understand why cats...

  • Cats' Urinary Problems

    Cats are subject to a number of urinary conditions that can cause problems, such as frequent urination, blocked urination, painful urination, blood in urine or inability to empty. Urinary problems...

  • Cat Training Problems

    Owning a cat can be big decision, but it can also be a rewarding and fun experience. Some days, you will share hours of company and nothing but the most loving bond. Other days, bad behavior can...

  • Cat Sneezing Diagnosis

    Your cat cannot tell you when she is not feeling well, so you must watch her for physical signs that she is sick. One symptom to watch for is repeated sneezing. If your cat is sneezing more often...

  • Loose Stools in Cats

    There are over 64 million cats in America that are being kept as house pets. They make loving companions, but they require regular care to keep them healthy and happy. Sometimes cat develop...

  • Kittens With Sinus Infections

    Sinus infections in kittens are relatively common, but can be a real problem for both you and your kitten. Learn about the symptoms of sinus infections and try treating the sinus infection at...

  • Symptoms of Cat Renal Failure

    Renal failure is the result of the death of cells that help the kidneys process the body's waste. Once this happens, the cat will start to have trouble converting waste properly, which can lead to...

  • Cat Bladder Infections

    A bladder infection in a cat, or any other pet, is similar to bladder infection found in a human, both resulting in intense pain and discomfort. An inflamed bladder in a cat can mean anything from...

  • How to Get Rid of Skunk Smell on Pets

    Skunks are well known for their powerful predator deterrent. Their smelly spray, an oily liquid produced by glands located under their large tail, can travel as far as ten feet. Skunk spray...

  • Tips on Buying a Cat

    Buying a cat sounds easy, but your decision can have unintended results. You may be drawn to a cat based upon how cute he is when he is not the best choice for your family. Choose a cat with a...

  • Intestinal Lymphoma in Cats

    Intestinal lymphoma is the most common form of cancer in cats, and most cats don't live more than a few months after the determination has been made that it has it.

  • Vitamins for Cats

    Your cat might need extra vitamins in its diet depending on age, immune system and activity levels. Cats receive nutrition from their food, but there might be a time when supplements are needed to...

  • Cat Condo Plan

    Cat condos, towers and trees differ in only a few points. Pet stores sell similar products under all three names. Each has a tall, carpeted or rope-covered portion for the cat to use for climbing,...

  • Diet for Hepatitis Lipidosis

    Hepatitis lipidosis is a disease found in cats and also is known as fatty liver disease. Typical cases exist in overweight cats that suddenly lose their appetite and begin to drop weight rapidly....

  • How to Treat Broken Bones in Cats at Home

    Cats may have nine lives, but some of their adventures leave them worse for wear. A fall from a tree or an encounter with a car may leave kitty with broken bones that could be a life-threatening...

  • Alimentary Lymphoma in Cats

    Most lymphomas in cats are related to feline leukemia, but the alimentary form is usually not even though it's one of the more common form of cancers in cats. It concentrates on the lymph nodes...

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