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  • Gas & Diarrhea in Cats

    Most cats suffer with an occasional bout of diarrhea. Occasionally this is accompanied by flatulence and it's nothing to worry about except a little upset stomach. However, persistent diarrhea and...

  • Why Would a Cat Lie in a Litter Box?

    If you've ever visited an animal shelter where cats are housed, you've probably seen cats sleeping or lying in their litter boxes. These cats probably feel like they're in the safest place they...

  • Raw Food Diet for Diabetes & Renal Failure in Felines

    Feline diabetes and chronic renal failure (CRF) are two common diseases that can be brought on by a lack of proper nutrition. By understanding your cat's nutritional needs and providing optimal...

  • Appetite Stimulants for Cats

    A cat that doesn't eat for a day or more is at risk of hepatic lipidosis (fatty liver disease), which can be fatal. Chronic diseases and some medications can cause cats to lose appetite. Appetite...

  • Patio Door Ideas

    Patio doors are the bridge that links your interior home with your exterior home. Depending on your home design and how large the patio is, there are many options to consider when looking for...

  • How to Hear Your Loved One's Voice After Death

    We take pictures more than at any other time in our history, I believe. But that is only one way of remembering someone or something. By not tape recording things, especially of the voices we...

  • How to Keep Your Cat's Litter Box Smelling Great

    The thing that any cat owner despises, a smelly litter box. That new cute kitten is so irresistible until that first little smelly surprise lands its first, "Oh my gosh, what is that...

  • How to Keep Your Cat Healthy & Happy

    I have always really loved cats. I feel like I understand them even better than I understand myself. I know what they like, what they need and what upsets them. Cats have many of the same needs...

  • How to deal with cats that have Redirected Aggression

    Cats that were once friends who have suddenly turned on each other can be difficult. I will outline what I have done to help remedy the situation and help them on the way to acting normal again.

  • How to Treat Your Pet for Fleas and Prevent Reinfestation

    Few animals breed as rapidly or in such quantities as the lowly flea. In just a period of weeks a single pair of fleas can produce over 2,000 eggs. Almost all of the eggs are laid ON your pet but...

  • How to Determine if a Cat has Worms

    A cat may become infected with one or more parasites that live on their skin or inside their body, . When a cat has worms, they may occasionally be seen in their feces or around the cat’s anus.

  • Kennel Cough Symptoms in Cats

    While kennel cough is often considered a dog disease, cats may be carriers of the bacteria or may suffer from it as well. Because of their underdeveloped immune systems, kittens are especially...

  • How to Treat Tapeworms in Cats

    While the subject of tapeworms and your cat is not pleasant, curing them is not difficult. But even better is avoiding the problem altogether. And that means getting rid of fleas and keeping them...

  • Pros & Cons of California Natural Dry Cat Food

    California Natural dry cat food is a premium cat food containing many healthful ingredients. Like most cat food products, it has advantages and drawbacks. Some studies indicate that canned or raw...

  • Why Does a Neutered Male Cat Still Spray?

    Neutered male cats may continue to spray and urine mark indoors and outdoors. While many cats stop spraying after they are neutered, those that continue to spray are likely reacting to...

  • The Best Way to Remove Cat Urine From Furniture Fabric

    There are more than 80 million cats loved and adored by Americans. They live in our houses, sleep in our beds, greet us at the door after a long day--and they sometimes forget their litter box...

  • Post-Op Pain Relief for Cats

    Surgeries performed on cats include procedures for treating injuries or removing foreign objects. Even preventive surgeries such as neutering result in incisions that require post-operative...

  • Radioactive Iodine Treatment for Cats

    Radioactive iodine is one of three treatments for hyperthyroidism in cats. Hyperthyroidism is most often caused by the thyroid gland producing too much of the hormones triiodothyronine and...

  • Cat Furball Symptoms

    All cats have a furball, also known as a hairball, at least once every two weeks. The symptoms of a cat having a hairball are easily identifiable and the causes range from eating things they...

  • Garlic Used As Flea Preventative in Cats

    Although some people use garlic as a flea preventative in dogs, this method should never be used in cats. Garlic can be toxic to them.

  • How to Make Indoor Cat Repellents

    Unlike dogs, who can fairly easily be trained to remain on the floor, fiercely independent felines nearly always refuse to stop reclining on whichever piece of furniture is most attractive at the...

  • How to Test a Cat's Vision

    If you suspect that your cat is having trouble seeing, you may wonder how you can be sure. Of course, you could take the cat to the vet, but that could be expensive and ultimately unnecessary. If...

  • How to Write a Sympathy Card for Pet Loss

    Our pets spend their entire lives loving us. They teach us all we need to know about unconditional love. When a pet dies they take a piece of our heart with them. Sending a pet sympathy card to a...

  • How to Recognize and Treat Heat Stroke in Cats

    Just like humans, cats are susceptible to overheating. Heat stroke, or heat prostration, is a potentially fatal condition that happens when the body temperature is dangerously high. Cats left in...

  • Pesticides Used in Cat Flea Collars

    All flea collars have some sort of pesticide in them. Some are more harmful than others, and some should not be used at all. Because a poison is always a poison and does not discriminate what it...

  • Arthritis Remedies for Cats

    Arthritis is an insidious autoimmune disease (a disease that causes the immune system to attack itself) and does not make its presence known until it is well established in your cat's body. Even...

  • What Causes Cats to Lose Hair?

    Your cat may be losing fur because he is having an allergic reaction to something in his environment. A common allergy for many cats is caused by flea bites. If your cat is allergic to fleas, one...

  • Toxascaris Leonina Life Cycle

    Toxascaris Leonina ("T. leonina") is a parasitic roundworm that affects many mammalian species, particularly cats and dogs. In fact, more than 95 percent of puppies may suffer from a roundworm...

  • Glargine Insulin for Cats

    For many veterinarians, glargine (brand names Lantus and Levemir) is the insulin of choice for diabetic cats. When used correctly in combination with a high-protein, low-carbohydrate, all-wet food...

  • The Process of Spaying

    The process of having a dog or cat spayed begins with a pre-surgery fast. At about 10 p.m. on the evening before surgery, begin withholding food from your pet. She should not eat again until after...

  • Raw Food Diet for a Cat With Diabetes & Renal Failure

    Feline diabetes and chronic renal failure (CRF) are both serious conditions, but each can be managed successfully at home with a raw diet if the cat owner understands the basics of the diseases...

  • Treatments for Diabetic Neuropathy in Cats

    Diabetes is caused when the pancreas makes too little insulin. In cats, diabetes can lead to diabetic neuropathy, a form of nerve damage. A cat normally walks on its toes; a cat with diabetic...

  • Raw Food Diet for Cats

    More and more pet owners today are looking for alternative diets rather than what is available in a supermarket or pet store aisle. Cat nutrition is important--it affects the animal's health,...

  • Natural Balance Diets

    Natural Balance diets for pets are well-known solutions to unusual pet dietary needs. Made with natural, healthy ingredients and fortified with vitamins and minerals, these pet foods are designed...

  • Cat Sarcoptic Mange Cures

    All mange is caused by tiny mites that live on animals' bodies. Vets use the term "sarcoptic mange" to refer to any type of infectious mange in a cat. Since infectious mange not only causes severe...

  • Cat Gravy Recipe

    Most cats love to nibble on a fresh bit of fish or a small piece of meat followed by a drink of cool water. For a special feline treat, consider using fish or meat to make gravy that a cat of any...

  • New Cat Tips

    Cats make wonderful pets. They are clean, often quiet and they don't require a lot of maintenance. You can also safely leave your cat on its own all day or for an overnight trip, unlike dogs which...

  • How to Wash Your Cat

    Dirty kitty? Cats hate to get wet, so learn how to bathe your cat quickly and efficiently!

  • How to find the Best Automatic Litter Box

    Shopping for automatic litter boxes can be frustrating for cat owners. Finding the best automatic litter box for cats in your home will be easier with this guide. The goal is to make your cat...

  • Diseases Found in Cats

    There are many diseases in cat that are treatable. Few diseases from cats will spread to humans, and many will not end in their death unless they go untreated by a veterinarian.

  • The Best Food to Feed a Cat

    What to feed a cat is a controversial topic. Some experts argue prepared foods are best because they are balanced to meet a cat's nutritional needs. Some veterinarians recommend dry foods, others...

  • Cosequin Dosages for Cats

    Cosequin is a joint supplement developed by Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. containing glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, and is one of the few joint supplements developed for cats. Cosequin is also...

  • Ragdoll Kittens Information

    Ragdoll kittens are good house pets. They love to be held, petted and handled. They easily get along with the whole family.

  • Parasitic Diseases in Cats

    Many parasites can reside in a cat's digestive system, causing disease. Most parasites are ingested. Cats may catch these parasites from other infected cats.

  • Arthritis Relief for Cats

    If your cat is getting on in years, you may notice that it walks a bit more slowly, doesn't leap as well, and seems to take a deep breath before climbing stairs. Cats hide their signs of aging and...

  • What Are the Treatments for Hairballs in Cats?

    Hack...Hack...Hack...Retch. Have you heard these lovely sounds coming from your cat on a regular basis? Does your cat seem to always act like this when guests are visiting? Cats have perfect...

  • About Normal Creatine Levels in Cats

    Creatinine, a muscle enzyme and a breakdown product of creatine, is produced by the liver, kidneys and pancreas from the amino acids glycine, arginine and methionine. Also naturally found in red...

  • Techniques for Pain Relief for Feline TMJ

    Problems with the TMJ, or the temporomandibular joint, are rare in cats. However, when they do occur, it is important your cat see a veterinarian because the TMJ has one important function--it...

  • How to Build a Cat Sisal Tree

    Cats need to claw to keep their claws healthy and to stretch and exercise. But if you don't want your cat to use your furniture or woodwork as a scratching post, you can build him a...

  • Homemade Cat Harness

    Cats love to roam, but giving your cat this type of freedom can compromise its safety. To keep your cat safe without denying it outdoor privileges, you may want to consider a homemade cat harness....

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