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  • Food Therapy for Cats

    Many illnesses and chronic conditions in cats, such as skin allergies, liver and urinary tract problems, are treated through diet, either alone or with medication. Two of the most common illnesses...

  • How to Take Care of a Pet

    The first thing to understand about your pet is that it does not need only food to be happy. Even if you have had bad experiences with animals before you need to understand that just like us...

  • How to Minimize Cat Odors in Your Home

    Tired of your home smelling like dirty kitty litter? Tired of having to dump the whole litter-box out, usually spilling some in the process? Well, here is your guide to keeping your house...

  • How to Relieve Cat Allergies

    Studies show that nearly 1/3 of those with cat allergies are actually cat owners! If you're a cat owner with cat allergies, there's still hope! Contrary to popular belief, the answer does not...

  • How to Keep Cats from Scratching Furniture

    Cats can make great pets, but can also wreak havoc on furniture. Luckily, there are some easy ways to prevent cats from scratching furniture without resorting to the cruel practice of declawing.

  • How to Bring Home a New Pet

    Bringing home a new pet, such as a cat or dog, is a fun and enjoyable time. It can also be a scary experience for your new pet. Here are some tips for bringing home a new pet and helping them...

  • How to Feed Your Cat Raw Food

    Studies have shown that cats who eat raw food are much healthier, and it's not surprising. Raw food has all vitamins, minerals and enzymes if a form that is easy for the body to use. Cooking foods...

  • How to Comb Your Cat

    It is natural for cats to shed dead hair from their bodies. To control their shedding, owners should brush their cat daily or as often as possible. By brushing your cat, it will have benefits for...

  • Psychogenic Alopecia in Cats

    Cats spend up to a quarter of their waking hours grooming. Some overdo it and compulsively create symmetrically bald or closely "mowed" patches by licking, biting or chewing their fur. This is...

  • Why Do Cats Sneeze?

    Sneezing in cats can happen because of a variety of different things, from environmental factors to infections. If you are the owner of a cat who has a tendency to sneeze on a regular basis, you...

  • Why Do Cats' Poop Get Worms?

    You're cleaning out the cat pan, and there in the cat's poop are these little white flecks, like white rice. Just as you're thinking, "Huh, when did the cat get any rice?"...oh, ick! They move. ...

  • Behavior Changes in Cats

    Cats can be loyal, loving, intelligent and independent companions to humans. Although cats are known as being animals who have certain routine behaviors, as cats get older some of these behaviors...

  • Neurological Diseases in Cats

    Neurological disorders in cats can be caused by injury, illness or congenital defects. If your cat is experiencing seizures, behavioral changes or sudden weakness or paralysis, your veterinarian...

  • Older Cat Diseases

    When you buy a kitten, you generally never think that someday the kitten will get old. However, aging, whether it is in cats or in humans, is natural. Just like in older humans, the chances of...

  • Feline Asthma Therapy

    Asthma is a common ailment in cats, and is sometimes referred to as "chronic bronchitis." When a cat inhales allergens, it prompts the muscles surrounding the airways to suddenly become inflamed...

  • Cat Infection Symptoms

    Cats are masters at masking illness, and noticeable symptoms often won't appear until cats are very sick. Knowing and recognizing symptoms of infections in cats can mean the difference between...

  • Why Do Cats Urinate on Your Clothes & Bed?

    Figuring out why your cats urinate on your bed and clothes isn't always a straightforward task. Illness, stress and physical problems using the litter box can all cause inappropriate urination....

  • What Causes Cat Acne?

    Cats have more in common with humans that a person might think. Cats and humans share similar medical conditions, an example of which is acne. If you have noticed acne on your cat, it is important...

  • Outdoor Fencing for Cats

    A fence to keep pet cats in the backyard may sound unrealistic, given a cat's ability to jump over and climb almost any vertical surface. However, such fencing systems do exist, and they work.

  • Vestibular Disease in Cats

    Cats are known for their exceptional grace, balance in high places and ease of movements that make it seem as if they glide from one spot to another. However, vestibular disease can leave cats...

  • Nasal Cancer in Cats

    Nasal tumors in cats usually begin in the nasal cavity and may eventually extend into the sinuses. Nasal cancer is relatively rare in cats and much more common in dogs. Generally, nasal tumors are...

  • Tongue Cancer in Cats

    Cancers of the mouth are the third leading type of cancer in cats after skin and breast cancers. Growths in a cat's mouth, including growths on the gums and tongue, make up three to four percent...

  • Cat Furball Remedies

    Furballs and hairballs are not uncommon in cats as they are the result of the cat licking itself and inadvertently swallowing loose hairs. While most swallowed fur passes naturally through the...

  • Bartonella Disease in Cats

    Bartonella is better known as cat scratch fever or cat scratch disease. The illness is caused by a bacterium called Bartonella henselae, which is believed to be spread to cats by fleas. While more...

  • Ivermectin in Cats

    Ivermectin is best known as a heartworm preventative, but it can also be used to treat a variety of internal and external parasites in arge and small animals. Although it's available at feed...

  • When Should Kittens Get a Litter Box?

    Owning a kitten is a great responsibility, and the first thing you might want to do is get that kitty going in the litter box. You can start teaching your new cat when she's just a baby. Cats...

  • Roundworm Cat Treatment

    Treating cats for roundworm is a topic of interest to many, because roundworms are the most common types of worms present in cats, and the roundworm parasite can be passed on to humans. Of the...

  • How to Clean Your Cat Box Mess-Free

    Don't you hate to change the litter box? I know we do! Trying to get my daughter to clean the litter box for her cat can be a real ordeal. Sometimes I think she needs to be reminded she HAS a...

  • How to Trim your Cats Nails - without getting scratched

    Clipping your cat's claws can be intimidating. Many cats don't want anyone anywhere near their claws unless they want to cause some damage. Using this simple guide you can clip your cats nails...

  • How to Train Kittens to Use the Litter Box

    This is a very important step in training kittens; you want them to know how to use the litter box instead of using your carpeting or floor. Teaching kittens early is necessary. Start training the...

  • How to Stop a Cat from Spraying

    Cat spraying is a natural behaviour that can be controlled. By taking the proper steps you can stop you cat from spraying

  • How to Clean Pet Odors and Stains from Carpet and other Fabrics

    Pet odors and stains can be especially heinous and difficult to get out of soft surfaces. If you have a pet you are going to need to have the proper tools to clean up after them. Especially potty...

  • How to Make Your Cat Vegan

    Why would anyone want to make their cat vegan? There are two reason I see for this. One is health. Some cats simply can't digest meat and absorb it. Before these cats used to die from starvation...

  • How to Help a Cat or Dog With a Urinary Tract Infection

    Cats and dogs get UTI's just like people do. Bacteria somewhere in the urinary system causes symptoms of frequent urination, fever, restlessness, pain and discomfort. Ultimately, this problem can...

  • Can Cats Die From Constipation?

    If your cat is constipated, she should see a veterinarian. In certain cases, constipation can cause a cat to become dehydrated and intravenous fluids will be needed to restore her health. In other...

  • How to Make Kitten Formula

    There are some instances where a mother cat cannot or will not feed her kittens. In situations like this, the best thing to do is go to a veternarian and get a prescription formula. However, I...

  • How Much Food to Feed a Cat on a Diet?

    Fat cats, skinny cats, long cats, short cats, fast cats, slow cats--a cat is a cat is a cat, right? Wrong. Cats are just as different as dogs, humans and every other species on the planet. They...

  • Sneezing Symptoms in Cats

    A cat's sneeze may indicate a very minor condition or a very serious medical problem. Knowing a little bit about the illnesses that include sneezing as a symptom will help you to determine if your...

  • Proper Feeding of Cats

    Because they can't tell us how they feel, we owners need to make sure that our feline friends are getting all the nutrition they need. But with so many choices on the market, how can you be sure...

  • How Do Cats Play?

    Cats' play mimics the hunting behavior of wild cats. Just like scratching, play is an instinct cats must act on for good physical and psychological health. Cats without toys or regular play times...

  • Lynx Animal Information

    Lynx are medium-sized wildcats. There are four species: the Canadian lynx, the Iberian (Spanish) lynx, the Eurasian lynx and the Bobcat.

  • Dental Diseases in Cats

    Dental disorders in cats range from mildly inflamed gums and bad breath to painful infections and tooth loss. Unless you regularly inspect the teeth and gums, you may not know that your cat has a...

  • Neuropathy in Cats

    Neuropathy is a disease that affects the central nervous system among a number of different species, including cats. Feline neuropathy does not usually lead to death, but it must be treated by a...

  • Rabies Treatment for Cats

    Rabies is a fatal disease of the central nervous system caused by a virus in the Rhabdoviridae family. It is a fragile organism that survives in the saliva and bloodstream of its host, dying...

  • How to Prevent Your Cat From Getting Hair Balls

    Hair balls are annoying for cats and people who have to witness their cat trying to bring up a hair ball. Is there an easy way to fix this? Yes, Olive oil! Olive oil not only helps your cats hair...

  • How to Increase The Life Span of your Cat

    How to improve the life span of your pet cat.

  • Drontal for Cats

    Parasites are the bane of a pet owner's existence. They can be costly to treat, require multiple vet visits to diagnose and clear up, and medication is often prescription only. Drontal, an...

  • Will a Cat Stop Spraying After He's Neutered?

    Spraying, or the marking of a cat's territory, is an instinctive urge that nearly all cats have. Spraying is a behavior in male cats where they mark a wall or other vertical areas with urine. In...

  • Treatments for Bladder Infections in Cats

    Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is an umbrella term applied to a collection of symptoms involving the lower urinary tract of cats. Feline cystitis, also known as bladder infection, is a...

  • How to Litter Train Your Cat or Kitten

    Cats are not born with the knowledge of knowing how to use their litter box; it’s something that’s learned from their mother and siblings, or, failing that, you. House soiling or missing the...

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