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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 Treat a Cat's Ear Infection With a Natural Remedy

    Cats who frequently shake their heads or have been rubbing their ears against a hard surface to scratch them may be suffering from an ear infection. One of the most common feline health issues is...

  • Plastic Allergies in Cats

    Cats can obtain allergies from various sources, like pollen from weeds, trees and grass. One of the most common allergen contributors for cats is the plastic contained in their food bowls.

  • Remedies for Removing Cat Urine Stains From Fabric

    Urine stains pose a particular problem for cat guardians. If the cycle of inappropriate elimination isn't broken quickly, a cat will continue to eliminate in the same place, be it on your favorite...

  • Home Remedy for a Matted Long Hair Cat

    Long-haired cats have fur that is, unfortunately, prone to matting. While regular brushing will prevent nearly all mats, you may find yourself needing to groom a matted cat. While your vet or...

  • How to care for a diabetic cat - The Fur vs. the Needle

    There are lots of great articles to read about dealing with a diabetic cat. Most of them will tell you the medical terms, the things it does to your cats body. That is not this, this tells you...

  • How to Give Your Kittycat a Bath

    This is how to give your cat a bath!

  • How to Care for Your Cat without Having a Anxiety Attack

    Feel like your overwhelmed and need help caring for your cats? Here is a guide on how to care for your cats without having a anxiety attack!

  • How to Recognize Cat Ailments Part 1

    Cats are masters at hiding illness. Quite often, by the time there are clear, obvious signs of sickness, the prognosis is fatal. Even if you have a fast paced life, it is important to watch for...

  • How to Build a "purrrrrrrfect" Cat House

    You always want to keep your kitty cat happy. If you keep your pet happy, s/he will be nice to you and try to help you stay happy. Cats always enjoy sleeping so you should give your cat a nice...

  • How to Get Your Cat to Play Fetch With You

    We are going to attempt something that will take a little time to accomplish but it can be done. Not only will your cat become smarter he or she will have fun at the same time. It will take a bit...

  • How to Get Rid of Cat Box Odor

    You are most likely not properly maintaining your cat's litter box effectively if you experience strong cat box odor. The best way to eliminate the odor is to make sure the litter box is large...

  • Holistic Remedy for a Cat's Urinary Infection

    Many cats will experience the discomfort of a urinary tract infection at least once during the course of their lives. Left untreated, a urinary tract infection can spread into the cat's bladder...

  • Triamcinolone Allergy in Cats

    Triamcinolone is a prescription steroid medication that is used to treat arthritis as well as skin allergies. Ironically, some cats that are treated for allergies with triamcinolone may experience...

  • Home Remedies for My Cat With a Cold

    If your cat has a runny nose, eye discharge, a mild fever and sneezing you're likely to refer to the symptoms as a cold. Your veterinarian will call it an upper respiratory infection. In most...

  • Litter Maid Troubleshooting

    LitterMaid brand litter boxes are designed to remove cat litter without having to use your hands. A rake periodically runs through the litter, scooping up waste and depositing it in a plastic box....

  • Cures for Cat Diabetes

    Diabetes is a metabolic disorder. When the secretion of insulin is not sufficient to balance the production of glucose, diabetes results. In cats, there are two types of diabetes: type 1 and type...

  • Natural Treatment for Cat Sores

    You've noticed that your cat is developing sores on her skin and she's begun to scratch the sores and make them worse. Because you have never noticed these symptoms or behaviors in your cat...

  • How to Stop Cats From Urinating in the House

    It can be quite a distressing to have a cat that is constantly urinating in your home. It can ruin your carpet, furniture, and your relationship with your pet. If you are dealing with this...

  • Cats Herbal Remedy for a Kidney Flush

    Domestic cats are extremely prone to urinary tract infections, especially if they eat a diet containing only dry commercial food. In male cats, minor infections can quickly lead to...

  • How to Stop Cats From Having Seizures

    Many people do not realize that cats have seizures. Vets report that feline seizures are the most common neurological disorder in cats. Cats often have seizures for the same reasons that humans...

  • Signs & Symptoms of Lymphoma in Cats

    Feline lymphoma, also known as feline lymphosarcoma, occurs when cancerous cells invade the lymphoid tissues (such as the lymph nodes, tonsils or the spleen) and causes tumors. It is among the...

  • How to Treat Cats With Lice

    Cats can easily catch lice from other cats, causing itching and small bites. Although the cat may be uncomfortable, this form of lice poses no threat to her health and will not transfer to you or...

  • Cat Weight Loss Advice

    Feline obesity is a common problem for cats and cat owners alike. The wide variety and availability of foods and treats coupled with low activity levels leaves some house cats overweight. Feline...

  • How to Treat a Cats Ear Infection With a Natural Remedy

    If your cat has been shaking his head or rubbing his ear against any surface, then he may have an ear infection. Ear infections are common ailments among cats, are usually not a serious illness...

  • Home Remedy for Asthma in a Cat

    Feline asthma is a condition with various triggers, some of which include dust or pollen. A feline asthma attack is characterized by coughing, wheezing and the cat visibly struggling for air. A...

  • How to Treat Cat Burn Injuries

    Cats love to curl up in warm places and take a nap. They also may jump on burners in your kitchen or hop onto radiators or heaters. Cats may not feel that they are being burned unless temperatures...

  • Home Remedy for Bladder Infection in a Cat

    Feline bladder infections are irritating and dangerous for a cat. Untreated feline urinary tract conditions can lead to other serious medical conditions, including the formation of crystals in the...

  • How to Distinguish Feline Tapeworms From Roundworms

    Feline tapeworms and roundworms are two of the most common internal parasites in cats. Tapeworm eggs are carried in fleas and will transfer to the cat after ingestion of all or part of a flea's...

  • Frequent Ear Infections in a Cat

    Ear infections are common in dogs but less so in cats. In most cases, a cat with frequent ear infections is actually suffering from an underlying disease or a malformed ear canal. Treatment...

  • How to Revive Your Cat With Rescue Breathing

    When your cat is experiencing a respiratory emergency, performing rescue breathing on the feline can literally mean the difference between life and death.

  • Dermatological Skin Disease in Cats

    Various factors can cause feline skin diseases. Though some are more severe than others, veterinarians are likely to be able to prescribe effective methods of treatment for most cases.

  • Cat Cancer Treatment

    Cats can suffer from a variety of cancers including lymphoma, cancer of the liver, bladder or stomach, and tumors in any other organs or tissues in the feline body. Tumors can either be benign,...

  • Detached Retina in Cats

    Just as the name suggests, retinal detachment occurs when the eye retina separates from the choroid---which provides nutrients to the retina. This condition usually develops because of factors...

  • Side Effects of Acepromazine in Cats

    Acepromazine is a prescription veterinary medication used to calm cats prior to surgery or nail trimming or to induce sleep during travel. Despite its effectiveness as a sedative, acepromazine...

  • Subcutaneous Fluids for Cats With Kidney Disease

    Cats become more prone with age to kidney disease or chronic renal failure (CRF). Their failing kidneys pass increasing amounts of urine, so they need subcutaneous (under the skin) fluid...

  • Eye Problems Seen in Cats

    Eye problems in cats are contracted through various conditions, including, but not limited to, Feline Herpes, Chlamydiosis, Feline Keratitis and other diseases, such as cataracts and glaucoma.

  • How to Take Care Of Your Cat During The Winter

    During the winter it is important to keep your cat or cats safe from the cold. There are many easy ways to guarantee that your cat, cats, or kitten stays safe from the cold. Keep your cat...

  • How to Help Your Family Pet Cat Live Longer and be Happier

    Cats are the most beloved pet in the United States, outnumbering dogs as pets by over fifteen million. Cats have a lifespan of approximately fifteen years, but with proper care and attention cats...

  • How to Eliminate Roundworms in Cats

    Cats are susceptible to all sorts of internal and external parasites, but few are as common as the roundworm. Cats that spend any time outdoors will come into contact with roundworm eggs and...

  • Feral Cat Poisoning Symptoms

    Feral cats are often the targets of intentional poisoning because they are considered a nuisance. But they can also be victims of accidental poisoning, through access to automotive chemicals,...

  • Permethrin Toxicity in Cats

    Permethrin is a synthetic form of pyrethrin, both of which are active ingredients in medications that are used to treat flea infestations; however, permethrin is only for use in dogs due to the...

  • Feline Rabies Vaccination Side Effects

    Rabies vaccination in cats is recommended on an annual basis; however, some cats can contract mild to severe reactions to the vaccination.

  • How to Keep Cats Out of Blinds

    Cats love to gaze out of windows. Being the inquisitive, curious creatures that they are, kitties need to be aware of the ongoings of the neighborhood. While windows may be the best seats in the...

  • How to Remove Pet Odor From a Sofa With Non-Removable Cushions

    When you have non-removable cushions on your sofa, it can be difficult to get odor out of them, especially when a pet has soiled the area. It may not be possible to get all of the odor and stain,...

  • Homemade Ways of Killing Fleas on a Cat

    Coping with a flea infestation is a problem most pet owners have experienced or will experience at some point. Fleas irritate your cat, spread disease, and can even be dangerous for cats with...

  • How to Clean a Plastic Pet Water Holder

    Frequent cleaning will keep your pet's food and drink containers from accumulating harmful organisms, such as bacteria and fungi, from colonizing the bowls. When pets drink, organisms from their...

  • How to Treat a Feline Ear Infection

    True ear infections in cats are somewhat rare, though ear mite infections are much more common. Cats will exhibit hallmark signs of ear infections such as shaking their heads and scratching, and...

  • How to Administer Terramycin in Cats

    Terramycin is a drug that veterinarians commonly prescribe for bacterial infections in eyes. The medication is highly effective as long as it actually makes it into the animal's eyes. Cats are...

  • Medicine for Arthritis in Cats

    The symptoms of arthritis in cats easily can be mistaken for nothing more serious than signs of advancing age. The cat runs less, no longer gets on her favorite chair and seems stiff when she...

  • Tick Treatment for Kittens Under 12 Weeks

    Ticks are not only creepy, but they can be dangerous as well. Carrying a host of diseases, ticks are blood-sucking creatures that can make your kitten severely sick and can also affect you and...

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