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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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  • Arthritis Meds for Cats

  • Cat Food for Cats With Gastrointestinal Problems

  • Signs & Symptoms of Feline Dementia

  • Spray Flea Treatment for Cats

    Fleas sprays can be highly effective on felines and more cost-effective than other flea-control methods. Of course these advantages will be useless if the flea ridden cat will not consent to the...

  • Is Wet Food Healthy for Cats?

    Cat owners have long debated the virtues of dry food over wet, but some experts are trying to change that perception by educating cat owners about the benefits of wet food.

  • Why Are People Allergic to Cats?

    An allergy is sensitivity to a substance that is usually harmless to others. Allergic reactions can have varied causes, including animals such as cats, the most common cause of pet allergies....

  • Toxic Cleaning Supplies to Avoid

  • Remedy for a Cat in Heat

    If your cat is in heat, she is probably driving you crazy. She is ready to mate, and wants to let the world know it. Luckily there are a couple effective ways to put an end to the madness, and...

  • Omega 3 Requirements for Cats

  • Highlander Cat Breed Information

    The Highlander cat is a relatively new breed of feline, with the first litter being born in 2004. These somewhat rare and certainly unique cats are registered with The International Cat...

  • Cat Showmanship Information

    Most cat owners see feline companions as champions regardless of breed, coat type or size, but the road to Nationwide recognition of quality goes through the Cat Fanciers' Association.

  • How to Make Cat Climbing Toys

    Cat climbing toys are tiered toys, also known as cat trees or cat gyms. A cat climbing toy features several layers for a cat to climb up to, made out of wood covered by carpeting. The carpet...

  • About the Sphynx

    The Sphynx cat is unusual in more ways than one. Its lack of hair is certainly the most marked characteristic, but according the Temperament section of the French breed standard, the...

  • How to Remove Cat Hair From Blankets

    Removing pet hair is a challenge faced by all animal owners. Cat hair is perhaps one of the most difficult to eliminate. Cat hair sticks to everything. It clings to your clothes, your furniture,...

  • How to Make Healthy Food for an Old Cat

    Want to know how to provide optimal nutrition for your aging cat without having to spend hours in the kitchen? There are many recipes that supply your cat with a balanced diet with just a few...

  • Cat Hairball Information

    Cats spend a large portion of their day grooming themselves. Ultimately, loose hair from their body is going to get attached to their tongues and find its way into their stomach. As a responsible...

  • How to Deal With Jealous Cat Behavior

    Believe it or not, cats can become jealous. Anything that means less attention or food for them can cause jealous behavior, whether it's a new animal or even a new baby in the home. The jealousy...

  • Oral Herbal Remedy for Fleas on Cats

    One of the most common allergic reactions in cats is the one to flea bites. It occurs when a sensitive cat develops an adverse reaction to the saliva that is transferred to his skin when a flea...

  • Homemade Cat Condo Floor Plans

    A cat condo can meet several of your cat's needs, including a vertical area for scratching, a comfortable, high perch for resting and a quiet, enclosed area for hiding. Cat condos can be expensive...

  • How Can I Stop My Cat From Chewing the Blinds?

    Living with a cat can be a rewarding experience. The furry species provides companionship and love. However, cats can also embody the negative aspects of cohabitation. While compromise is the...

  • How to Start a No Kill Animal Shelter

    Legal skills Start-up funds Space to house animals Veterinary contacts

  • How to Add Extra Fiber to Cat Food

    Fiber is an insoluble carbohydrate, meaning it resists enzymatic digestion in the small intestine. It also absorbs water, which makes stools looser, bulkier and, thus, easier to pass through the...

  • How to Treat Cuts on a Cat

    If your cat is an outdoor cat, it is only a matter of time before it runs in to some other cats. Not all of the neighborhood cats are going to be friendly. Your cat may get in a fight and come...

  • Reasons for Feline Acute Kidney Failure

    Like humans, pets can develop serious, often life-threatening health conditions. One such condition is acute kidney failure. Acute kidney failure in cats can have several different causes. It is...

  • How to Design Cattery Rooms

    According to the Cat Fanciers' Association, a cattery requires such basics as 30 cubic feet of cage space for each cat, storage cabinets, a grooming table, kitten play area, waste storage site,...

  • Why Does a Cat Lose Hair Around Its Eyes?

    Hair loss around your cat's eyes is normal as the cat ages.

  • Andean Cat Information

    An Andean cat is a wild animal that lives in the high regions of the Andes Mountains, along the tree line. These cats generally live in Peru, Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.

  • How to Adjust a Pet Cat to a Baby

    Bringing a new baby into the home can be a stressful experience in your life, since your schedule and routine will change completely. This stress can be compounded if you have a cat that will...

  • Why Does My Cat Pull His Hair Out?

    Cats will pull their fur out for many different reasons, ranging from parasite infection to mental disorders. Determining the underlying cause for the behavior is paramount to stopping the...

  • What Are the Treatments for Alopecia in Cats?

    Alopecia is a term for partial or full hair loss and is considered to be a secondary condition. Secondary conditions occur due to a primary condition, such as diabetes caused by excessive weight....

  • What Is the Best Way to Remove Cat Hair From Bedding?

    Cat owners have an ongoing battle with cat hair. Many cat owners don't mind the constant vacuuming and brushing of their felines to keep the fur around the house under control. Other cat owners...

  • Food For Weight Loss in Cats

    Overweight cats can suffer some of the same obesity-related health problems as humans. Obese felines are more likely to develop joint problems, skin reactions, liver disease, bladder infections...

  • Glitter Ball Crafts

    Some of the most popular toys for cats are glitter balls. These are soft, cotton-like balls with glittery "hairs." They range in 1- to 2-inch long diameters and are available in most pet supply...

  • How to Lure a Cat Into a Humane Trap Cage

    Humanely trapping stray and feral cats is the first step toward non-lethal population control measures. According to the Feral Cat Coalition in San Diego, California, this method of managing feral...

  • How to Modify Cat Behavior

    While owning a cat can provide lots of joy and companionship, it can also provide a few headaches if your cat displays undesirable behavior. Typical unwanted actions can include scratching in...

  • Why Cats Lose Hair on Their Underside

    Cat hair loss, also known as alopecia, can cause discomfort for your cat if left untreated. It's important to consult your veterinarian if you notice any hair loss out of the ordinary. Alopecia...

  • How to Clean a Cat With Diarrhea

    Cats are known for their attention to grooming and cleanliness. Yet, a cat with diarrhea may not be able to properly clean herself. It's generally not a lot of fun to try to clean a cat; they...

  • Hypothyroid Medication for Cats

    Hypothyroidism is a disease in which the body does not produce enough thyroid. It is rare in cats, occurring mainly in those who have had radio iodine treatment or surgery for hyperthyroidism....

  • How to Treat Cat Acne With Keflex

    Cat acne is a common feline disease that can be controlled, but seldom cured, by three to six weeks of Keflex (cephalexin), in combination with antibacterial cleansing and application of topical...

  • Metacam Usage in Cats

    Metacam is the brand name for meloxicam, a drug often prescribed as a pain reliever for cats. While it does provide powerful pain relief, Metacam can have serious side effects in cats.

  • Tortoise Shell Cat Information

    Tortoiseshell cats (sometimes called "torties" for short) get their name because of their mottled coloring. Tortoiseshell refers to a particular coat coloring, and may occur in any breed of cat.

  • House Plants That are Harmful to Pets

    According to the Humane Society, "More than 700 plants have been identified as producing physiologically active or toxic substances in sufficient amounts to cause harmful effects in animals."...

  • Symptoms & Treatment for Roundworm in Cats

    Two types of roundworms, Toxocara cati and Toxascaris leonina, are a common parasite infecting the digestive tract of cats and kittens. The good news is they are relatively easy to treat and the...

  • Is Xylitol Harmful to Cats?

    While xylitol is toxic and even potentially fatal when ingested by dogs, its effects on cats is unknown.

  • Information About the American Shorthair Cat

    The American short-hair cat, formally known as the domestic short-hair cat, is a popular breed of cat in the United States. American short-hair cats are stocky, solidly built working cats known...

  • Ideas to Fix Cat Scratches on Cloth Furniture

    You love your cloth furniture. If you have cats, you know that they are going to be prone to scratching it, whether you are around or not. Gary Nelson, a pet store owner in Aberdeen, South Dakota,...

  • What Are the Brown Spots on My Cat's Mouth & Nose?

    If your cat has brown spots that resemble freckles on its mouth, eyes, and nose, don't worry. These spots are usually attributed to a benign skin condition known as Lentigo simplex. According to...

  • How to Prevent a Cat From Marking Their Territory

    Cats mark their territory in several ways. One of the ways a cat may try to leave its scent on something he views as his property is to rub his head, face and sides along the object or a person....

  • How to Treat Cat Eye Drainage

    There are a number of different causes for cat eye drainage, from conjunctivitis to feline leukemia. In most cases, conjunctivitis causes the problem. Getting a diagnosis from your veterinarian is...

  • Home-Prepared Diet for Feline Kidney Failure

    Feline kidney failure is a common problem in older cats but can occur in younger cats as well. When a cat experiences kidney failure, it may drink excessively but refuse to eat at all. If your...

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