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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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Every pet owner wants to ensure that their pets maintain optimal health. If you're a cat owner, you can help keep your pet healthy by regularly checking her teeth. Look for signs that that she may...
If your cat suddenly experiences loss of movement in his legs, you could have a life threatening emergency on your hands. Loss of movement in his rear legs can be a sign of a broken back or...
Many cat diseases occur due to an unhealthy mouth. Food particles mix with bacteria and saliva to form plaque, which leads to tartar build-up on the teeth. When tartar bonds with saliva, the gums...
"Here kitty, kitty, kitty." How many times have you wished you hadn’t said that now that Fluffy is using your flower bed as her own personal toilet? As cat feces isn’t really known to be a garden...
Pill Pockets are hollow treats that are sold for both dogs and cats. The purpose of a pill pocket is to disguise a pill so you can easily feed it to your pet. If the pill is too large or if your...
Because cats are more apt to wander around at night, cars sometimes hit them. If the accident isn't fatal, your cat will most likely have a broken bone and possibly other injuries as well. A vet...
If a cat has been hit by a car and injured, it's important to know how to get the cat to the vet with minimal struggle and without further injury. It will help to know how to assess the damage and...
You can use a harness and a leash with your cat to assist in bathing, to handle assertively when taking him to the vet or for playing safely outdoors. When you use a harness properly, you can take...
Cats aren't dogs and they are very hard to train because they have a mind of their own. However, if you constantly do the same thing with your cat you may get some results from obedience training....
Cats, traditionally harder to train than dogs, always find new ways to get in trouble. They have minds of their own as any feline owner can attest. From scratching furniture to jumping on the...
Your cat is suddenly limping and you don't know why. It can be a scary feeling. Cats may limp if they break a nail or step on a bee and get stung. They can also pick up a splinter in their paw. It...
A sphynx is a friendly cat whose unusual hairless appearance is guaranteed to draw comments. While breeding and selling these appealing feline seems like an ideal business for a cat lover, it is...
Bathing kittens is not usually necessary because they do a good job of grooming themselves. However, if you have allergies or your cat gets extremely grimy, you may have to bathe it. However,...
If you need to transport your cat but don't have a proper carrier, you can fashion one in a pinch. A few household items are all you need to make a safe and comfortable vehicle for your furry friend.
Like kids, cats injure their skin in a myriad of ways that often result in lacerations and cuts. Many of these injuries are treatable at home by implementing basic first aid techniques. Here's how...
If you think your cat is finicky about food, wait until you have to give him medicine. Fortunately, there are ways of getting it down even the pickiest cats. It's just a matter of position and...
The development of furballs in a cat is a common problem cat owners have to deal with. It's caused because cats' style of grooming makes them susceptible to swallowing some of their fur. There are...
Good oral hygiene is as important for felines as it is for humans. Brushing your cat's teeth prevents tooth decay, plaque buildup and gum disease and may avert the need for professional dental care.
Switching from a clay-based litter to an eco-friendly cat litter may not bode well with some finicky cats but in the end it is well worth the effort. Clay based litters are not only terrible for...
Cats are worshiped and feared in many cultures. They're mysterious and moody, quicker than thought, always land on their feet and are said to have nine lives. Also, as carnivores designed to...
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