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Cats 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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A few simple steps before you bring your new feline friends home can save a lot of headaches down the road and make your transition into cat companionship a smooth one.
Keep your precious feline safe with a home designed to keep him out of trouble. Cats are quick, curious creatures who can easily get into trouble without the proper protections in place.
Belling a cat is a simple act which serves to alert you as to the whereabouts of your feline. The process was first immortalized by Aesop in the sixth century and refers to the ease with which...
If you’re tired of asking your neighbor to take care of your cat while you’re away or the thought of putting your dog in a kennel makes you cringe, hiring a pet sitter might be your best option....
Cats love to chew on grass, and indoor cats miss out on this treat, but they don't have to! You can grow your own cat grass quickly and easily, and your cats will truly love this tasty treat that...
You're traveling for the holidays and don't want to leave Fluffy behind. That's great, but if you're flying home there are some things you need to do to ensure Fluffy gets there feeling fine.
Going home for the holidays is a time honored tradition, but what about the family cat? If you can't bear to part with Fluffy over the holidays, and want to take your cat with you, this is how you...
You're moving overseas or planning an extended stay. You don't want to leave any member of the family behind, including the family pet. Here's how you do that.
Who hasn't been charmed by the little puppy or kitten with the Christmas bow? Who hasn't known someone who'd love a new pet for the holiday? Unfortunately, buying a pet as a gift can be a...
The holidays can be a fun time for everyone, even the family cat. But if this is your first Christmas with your cat (or if you've just forgotten what the last one was like) here's what you need to do.
Cats are easier pets than dogs. One such example is that your cat, unlike your dog, can be safely left alone in your house for a weekend or a short business trip, provided you take the necessary...
It’s a sad fact of dating: not everyone will love your cat as much as you do. But what do you do when you meet someone who would be perfect if only he could warm up to Fluffy? The good news is,...
When you start dating a woman with a cat, the cat may feel like it has to compete with you for her attention. It’s even rougher when Fluffy glares at you and makes little snarling noises when you...
A pet is often considered one of the family. When illness or tragedy strikes a beloved, furry family member, action should be taken immediately. To help provide the best emergency care for the...
Perhaps you have noticed a feral cat lurking about your property. You know that the cat is without an owner, and that without any food, the cat could die. All is not lost.
Bringing a "feral" or wild cat into your life is a good deed. Left to their own devices, feral cats reproduce and become a burden to the community. Cats in the street are dangerous, not just to...
In every city there are feral, or wild, cats running around. Many people take it upon themselves to feed these feral cats. Feral cats live in large families and need to be fed daily and usually in...
There are many reasons why you might want to snatch feral cat kittens from their mothers. Some reasons might be because the kittens are not healthy, their mothers may not be well enough to take...
The sign of a healthy cat is often its teeth. Now, your cat may be talented, but it's unlikely this pet can brush and floss it's own teeth. You're going to have to lend a hand.
There are two organizations that handle the registration of pure bred cats. One is called the Traditional Cat Association, Inc. It began in 1991 and has grown to the largest cat registry in the...
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