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  • Signs & Symptoms of Kidney Infection in Cats

    Knowing the signs and symptoms of kidney infections in cats can help you determine if your cat should be taken to the vet for testing and treatment. The medical term for kidney infections in cats...

  • The Side Effects of Cat Flea Collars

    The best way to control fleas on cats is a topical medication applied to the back of the neck such as Advantage or Revolution. Flea collars offer slight protection, but they can be more harmful to...

  • Why Do Cats Bite During Grooming?

    Cats often bite during the grooming process. Sometimes it's playful and sometimes it's more serious. There are several reasons cats bite during grooming.

  • How Can I Tell My Cat Is Pregnant?

    First-time owners of female cats may not be familiar with the stages of a cat's pregnancy, but the stages are relatively simple to detect. The female cat will initially go into heat, followed by...

  • How to Get Your Cat to Sit

    Cats are notorious for being lazy, but you can change this. Cats are pretty smart and can learn tricks just like any other house pet. One easy trick you can teach you cat is to sit. There are...

  • Intestinal Blockage in Cats

    While cats are generally picky eaters, there are times when their inquisitive nature may get them into trouble. These are instances where Fluffy may ingest the Easter basket grass, buttons or part...

  • Natural Pain Relievers for Cats

    Cat pain can be difficult to detect. Obvious signs like limping or limb favoring are easy to see, but behavioral changes such as withdrawal or irritability may be harder to notice. Acute,...

  • How to Get Your Cat to Shake on Command

    There are many ways that cats, like dogs, can be taught to perform various "tricks." I have seen a variety of different methods of teaching cats to "shake," and, from personal...

  • How to Make Your Cats Get Along

    Cats are lovely pets but as we all know they sometimes do not get along with each other. I have cats and sometimes they fight and sometimes they get along. As we all know cats hiss at each other...

  • How to Get Rid of a Stray Cat

    Have you ever had that annoying stray cat who does their business in your yard? Stray cats or kittens bring disgusting smells and pollution to your property, they keep you up at night making...

  • How to Figure Out Why Your Dog or Cat is Scooting

    Although pets are a delight to have most of the time, there are instances when you just wonder whether it's all worth it or not. You may think about the fur balls, vomit episodes, toilet problems,...

  • How to Get Your Cat to Love You Back

    Try these simple tips to get your cat to love you back.

  • How to Train Your Cat: Turning Bad Kitty Into Good Kitty

    Dogs want to please YOU. Cats expect you to please THEM. That's overstating the case a little, but unlike dogs, cats generally don't respond to direct orders and can seldom be trained to chase a...

  • How to Easily Get Rid of Fleas

    If your poor furry family member has been itching nonstop then you probably have come to the conclusion that you have a flea menace in your home. They can be irritating and difficult to get rid of...

  • Life Expectancy of a Feline with Kidney Disease

    Two distinct types of kidney disease affect cats: acute renal failure, which develops suddenly; and chronic renal failure, which develops and worsens over time. Kidney disease is the leading cause...

  • Flea Dirt in Cats

    Flea dirt is found not only in a cat's fur, but it falls out onto floors and furniture and will end up on clothing. The cat's bedding will accumulate flea dirt. Whenever flea dirt is found, begin...

  • Baytril for Urinary Tract Infection for Cats

    Baytril is an antimicrobial anti-infection pet medication that has been proven effective against previously difficult to treat bacteria in pets. It is often prescribed by veterinarians to treat...

  • How to Find Affordable Pet Insurance for Your Pet

    We all need to insure our pets now because of the rising costs of health care for our pets.They are coming down with Cancer,Diabetes and other types of disorders just like people now.There are...

  • How to keep your Pets Flea and Tick Free Longer

    This article will show you how to keep your Pets free of Fleas and Ticks Longer. Most Pet Shampoo contains very harsh chemicals that literally strip your Pets natural moisture, therefore making...

  • How to Make Homemade Cat Toys

    When I had first got my cat, I took him straight to Petco and bought all sorts of fun toys for him! In the end, I ended up spending a fortune. At first I thought it was worth it, until the...

  • How to Care for a Newly Spayed Cat

    Spaying a cat is a very big decision. After the procedure, your cat will be out of sorts and sometimes seem like a completely different animal. It is very important for you, as an owner, to know...

  • How to Adopt Kittens and Cats From Your Local Rescue League

    This is our kitten CHERRY, she was adopted from our local Feline Rescue League. If you love cats/kittens your local rescue league is full of cats/kittens that need lots of love and a place to call...

  • Pemphigus Foliaceus in Cats

    Pemphigus foliaceus is a severe skin disease caused when a cat's immune system identifies a component of its skin as foreign and makes antibodies against it. The outer layer of skin splits and...

  • How to Replace the Carpet on a Cat Scratching Post

    Cats need a place to scratch and sharpen their claws. Without a scratching post, they may scratch your furniture or carpet. The time will come when you will need to replace the carpet on the cat's...

  • Are Flea Collars Safe for Cats?

    Fleas are bothersome pests to house cats and their masters. Not only are fleas uncomfortable to their feline hosts, but the cat's skin can also become dangerously infected. A popular method to...

  • Why Do Cats Eat Birdseed?

    "My cat eats tomatoes." "My cat eats popcorn." "My cat eats fabric." Strange eating behavior--that is, strange foods, foods not meant for animal consumption or non-food items---is fairly common...

  • How to Inject a Cat With Lactated Ringers

    Giving a cat subcutaneous fluids with Ringers Lactated Solution is easier than you may think and will make a sick cat feel so much better. The few minutes you spend giving fluids can become...

  • Lung Worms in Cats

    Cats are subject to a number of illnesses, particularly cats that spend a lot of time outdoors. Infections with parasites such as lungworms are highly treatable, but they can be of great concern...

  • About PZI Insulin for Cats

    Just like humans, pets of all kinds can develop diabetes. One of the most common ways to treat this condition in cats is through the use of protamine zinc insulin (PZI) to regulate the release of...

  • Creatinine Levels in Cats

    Creatinine in cats is a chemical waste product that is produced by normal muscle metabolism. Creatinine is produced by creatine, which is the major energy source for muscles. Creatinine is...

  • How to Stop Your Cat From Spraying

    Is your cat spraying and/or peeing all over everything in your house? Does he or she seem to be only targeting one or two areas of the house? Find out how to make this behavior stop.

  • How to Make a Cat or Dog Carrier

    Do you need to transport your small dog or cat, but do not have carrier to put them in or the funds to purchase one? Not to worry, these steps below are sure to help you transport your pet with...

  • How to Prevent Cat Acne

    Just like us, our feline friends are prone to many allergies. Food allergies, odor allergies, and others. Take cat litter for instance-many have added deoderizors or air fresheners. These...

  • How to Rescue and Adopt a Stray Cat

    This article will discuss the steps necessary to adopt a stray cat.

  • How to Quickly Litter box train a cat

    Training a cat to use a litter box is easy once you understand your cats natural behavior. Cats instinctively bury their waste, so showing them the appropriate place to act out their natural...

  • How to Speak Cat - Part 5 - "Let's Play!"

    Cats use an array of behaviors and sounds for speaking and communication. One of my favorite sound and gesture language behaviors are the ones conveying play. Cats, of course, are very playful,...

  • How to Speak Cat - Part 4 - "Where Are You"

    Cats have an extensive vocabulary. Cat language is especially pronounced between momma cats and her kittens. Among cats with a litter of kittens there is a lot of talking. It amazes me how many...

  • How to Speak Cat - Part 3 - "This is My Food"

    Cat's have complex vocal chords and can create a wide range of vocal sounds and tones. Physiological complexity is also a reflection of cognitive complexity as well. You knew your cat was smart...

  • How to Trim Your Kitty Cat's Nails at Home

    If you have a pet cat you know keeping the nails trimmed is a good thing for your cat as well as for you.Your cat as the natuarl urge to scratch herself or himself as well as your favorite piece...

  • How to Speak Cat - Part 2 - "Don't Mess With Me"

    Cats have a series of vocalizations that are instinctive. This means that they are a part of the physiology of the cat and are not just learned language like human languages are learned. Cats are...

  • How to Speak Cat - Part 1 introduction

    If you are a cat owner and cat lover, you may have noticed that your cat does far more than simply "meow". In fact, cats have an extensive vocabulary of multi-toned mews and trill...

  • How to Support Your Local Animal Shelter

    Animal shelters are in need of more and more support these days. The economy has put pressure on local governments, and often animal shelters get caught in the budget squeeze. At the same time,...

  • How to find the Best Cat Litter for your Cat

    Choosing the best cat litter for your cat is much easier if you know what to look for. Here is a guide to help you find a cat friendly cat litter.

  • How to Know Why Your Cat May Bite You When You Pet It

    There are more cat owners than dog owners in the United States, the reason for this is probably because cats are much lower maintenance. Your loving cat that usually loves to have you pet them,...

  • How to Apply Liquid Flea Treatment to Your Pet

    We all want to protect our pets from fleas and ticks, but once you go buy that box of Advantage, Frontline, or Revolution, are you sure how to apply it to your pet?

  • How to Avoid Declawing Cats

    Trimming your cat's claws is a great alternative to the expensive and, some say, painful declawing procedure. You don't even have to buy special nail trimmers - a small set of fingernail clippers...

  • How to Clean Out a Litter Box Good

    want to clean out your cats litter box the right way always using hard chemicles some that might even use your cat well this will not hurt your animals. it will get all the animals mess out. works...

  • How to Teach a Cat to Fetch a Paper Ball

    Teaching a dog to fetch is one thing - but how about a cat? Yes - cat can be taught to retrieve a ball and once taught will reliably perform their little trick. Well, as reliable as a cat's...

  • How to Put a Cat Into a Cat Carrier

    Having trouble putting your squirming cat into its carrier? Learn the easiest way to putting your feline friend into this caged dwelling without any struggle.

  • How to Lure Indoor Cat Back to Litterbox

    Ask any cat lover how they feel about their cat and you will hear many answers that relate to the same thing. Cats are easily cared for, lovable even though aloof at times, a best friend who knows...

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