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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 Clear a Cat's Stuffy Nose

    Most often when a cat has a stuffy nose, the animal has an upper respiratory infection or allergy. In most instances, it is safe to treat the condition at home. If your cat doesn't respond to home...

  • 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...

  • How to Care for a Deaf Cat

    Caring for a deaf cat is much like caring for a cat who isn't deaf. Sometimes they are more fun, sometimes they are admittedly more annoying.

  • How to Keep Your Cat from Getting Fleas

    If your cat goes outdoors at all, you need to be concerned about fleas. Not only can fleas make your cat miserable, they can actually make her sick. Fleas cause intense itching, but some cats...

  • How to Stop Your Kitten From Biting

    Stopping a kitten from biting can be a challenge, especially when your kitten is exceptionally young. The good news is that with a little diligence and dedication you can effectively train your...

  • 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...

  • When to Spay a Kitten

    Cat overpopulation is a daunting problem for animal lovers. No matter how many alley cats are brought in off the streets, thousands more are homeless, hungry, and not likely to find a nice warm...

  • 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.

  • How to Prevent Feline Urinary Tract Infections

    Feline urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common. While there are steps you can take to decrease the likelihood of your cat getting such an infection, there's no way to completely eliminate the...

  • Holistic Therapy for Feline Asthma

    The condition of asthma, as with many other respiratory illnesses such as bronchitis, hay fever, and allergies, can be related to viruses or bacteria. The most likely pets to avoid asthma are...

  • Feline Idiopathic Vestibular Disease

    According to the Veterinary Neurological Center, the vestibular system in animals helps them maintain their sense of balance and orientation. A condition known as feline idiopathic vestibular...

  • 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...

  • Home Remedy for a Gum Infection in Cats

    These days it seems that home remedies are more popular than ever. This is especially true for pet owners looking to save money. Home remedies for problems such as gum infections in cats, can...

  • How to Calculate Caloric Requirements of Cats

    A cat's caloric intake is determined by her weight, as well as by the kind of food the cat eats. Dry food and canned cat food contain a different number of calories. According to TalkToTheVet.com,...

  • Kitten Ear Mites Home Remedies

    Feline ear mites are microscopic parasitic insects that can infest the ears of kittens. They are not necessarily harmful to the health of the animal, but may cause your kitten a great deal of...

  • How to Remove Cat Urine Smell For Free

    Cat urine is one of the toughest scents to remove from flooring, furniture, and even concrete. Cats also tend to be repeat offenders, returning to the same spot to pee, so once they urinate in a...

  • 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...

  • What Are the Causes of UTI in Cat?

    Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in cats are often not infections at all. Especially in younger cats, a UTI can describe a variety of symptoms that affect the bladder, including cystitis, bladder...

  • How to Pill a Stubborn Cat (without scratches!)

    Ever tried to pill a stubborn cat? Almost all cats are stubborn when it comes to getting the medicine they need, and will do just about anything to avoid it - including drawing blood from their...

  • How to Feed a Cat with Diabetes

    In the past several years, feline diabetes has become more prominent. Diabetes in cats affects them a lot like type 2 Diabetes affects humans. Cats still make insulin, but their body becomes...

  • How to Re-Litter Box Train Your Cat

    Every cat owner dreads the time when their well behaved cat begins going other places besides their litter box. They rush them to the vet, insisting there must be something wrong. Only to find out...

  • How to Spot Hairballs in Cats

    Cats are known for being clean and grooming themselves, but sometimes this can cause a problem. When dead hair attaches to your cats tongue and he swallows it, a hairball may form. Long haired...

  • 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 Tell If Cats Swollen Eyes Are From a Virus or Bacteria

    Feline eye infections can be painful, inconvenient and cause serious health problems if left untreated. There are two types of eye infections: bacterial and viral. It is difficult to distinguish...

  • Heat Stroke Symptoms for Cats

    Heat stroke can be a fatal condition in cats, because it causes the internal organs to begin shutting down. Cat breeds such as Persians that are characterized by short noses are more susceptible...

  • How to Manage Kidney Failure in Cats

    If your cat has been diagnosed with chronic renal failure, also known as kidney failure, you probably already know the disease can't be cured. The good news is that in many cats the speed at which...

  • How to Check a Cat's Blood Pressure

    With good veterinary care, good nutrition, spay/neuter and indoor homes, cats are living longer lives. Because of this, high blood pressure, known medically as hypertension, is occurring in more...

  • What Are the Treatments for Cats With Acid Reflux?

    Acid reflux is a common ailment among felines. It is characterized by frequent regurgitation and may result in esophagitis. Fortunately, it is treatable, and after talking to your veterinarian,...

  • How to Use Chicken Wire on Existing Fences to Keep Cats in a Yard

    Cats are a highly popular pet around the world due to their independent nature and easygoing attitude. However, keeping your cat safe outdoors can take some preparation. Made of strong, small...

  • What Are the Causes of Feline Meningioma?

    Feline meningioma is a type of brain tumor that afflicts cats. Feline meningioma is a cancer of the membranes that line both the cat's skull as well as spinal column. Understanding the mechanisms...

  • Cat Food to Prevent Struvite Bladder Stones

    Cats can suffer from urinary tract problems including bladder stones, or struvite crystals, and need a diet that will prevent such conditions from developing. There are a variety of cat foods on...

  • How to Feed a Cat With a Broken Jaw

    Caring for a cat with a broken jaw can certainly be a challenge. Even the most routine parts of pet ownership, such as feeding and grooming, are much more difficult when a beloved pet has such a...

  • How to Repel House Cats From Air Conditioning Floor Vents

    Air conditioning vents are an essential part of your home, and can be a source of great curiosity for your family cat. Cats are often drawn to the fresh air and small noises coming from your...

  • Cerebral Palsy in Cats

    If you've ever seen a cat or kitten that is different from the others--it may stumble, wobble and even fall over--it may have a condition similar to cerebral palsy in humans known as cerebellar...

  • How to Repell House Cats From Air Conditioning Floor Vents

    Heating ducts and air conditioning vents are one of the most important features of your home, and can also be one of the most interesting to your cats. Cats will often chase their toys into the...

  • Anti-Depression Medicine for Cats

    If you're feeling depressed, chances are your cat is, too. Cats pick up on our emotions, and when we have the blues, very often they do, too. Although anti-depression medicine can help, the best...

  • How to Make a Homemade Cat Jungle Gym

    Just because the economy is bad doesn't mean our feline friends need to suffer. To keep your cat entertained without spending hundreds of dollars on a cat tree or cat jungle gym, head to the local...

  • Diet for an Aging Cat

    Cats today are living longer lives, with some veterinarians waiting to classify a cat as "senior" until it reaches somewhere around age 10 to 12. But along with longer lives come increased health...

  • How to Make a Carpeted Cat Tower

    The most complex part of building a carpeted cat tower is ensuring that the unit is balanced correctly. Note the sizes of the materials used in the project if you intend to make any adjustments or...

  • Herbal Treatment for Feline Cystitis

    Cystitis in cats is caused by inflammation of the cat's urinary bladder. Common symptoms of cystitis in cats include blood in the urine, the cat straining to urinate and increased frequency of...

  • How to Treat Mange in Kittens

    Sarcoptic mange, or scabies, is a highly contagious condition that can affect kittens and is caused by a mite. Kittens who have mange will often scratch excessively and can have hair loss and...

  • What Are the Causes of Low Platelet Count in Cats?

    Thrombocytopenia is the term for low platelet counts in felines. It is a condition in which the blood platelet levels, normally at 600,000 per microliter of blood, are below 40,000 platelets per...

  • Cures for Feline UTI

    Urinary tract infections are a common illness in cats, and some cats experience recurring problems--especially male cats. In many instances, the urinary tract infection will resolve itself with...

  • Home Remedy for a Cat's Raspy Cough

    There are multiple causes of a cough in cats, including upper respiratory infection, allergies, a hairball or a bacterial infection. While many of these conditions can be treated at home, if your...

  • What Over the Counter Medicine Can I Give My Cat & Kitten for Diarrhea?

    A number of over-the-counter remedies can be purchased at most local drug stores to treat the symptoms of feline diarrhea. Some medicines can be problematic for your cat, however; seek veterinary...

  • How to Prevent Ear Mites in Cats

    The first indication that your cat has ear mites may be head shaking and ear scratching. Look inside the ear canal, checking for a red and inflamed ear canal. There may be a discharge that looks...

  • How to Clear Eye Discharge in Kittens

    It is common and natural, to a certain point, for kittens to accumulate small amounts of mucus in the corners of their eyes, especially after they have awaken. However, one must be aware of the...

  • Remedy for Cat's Ear Problems

    Is your cat shaking its head frequently? Does it have a strange discharge in its ears, or is there an odor coming from your cat's ears? Chances are that your cat has an ear infection. Infections...

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