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  • Is Swiffer Sweeps Toxic to Pets?

    Pet owners know the value of a product that helps to keep their home cleaner. Swiffer picks up pet hair easily and is convenient. But many animal lovers question whether the chemicals in the...

  • Alternative Treatments for Cat Worms

    Worms are not uncommon in cats. Cats contract these parasites through the bite of a mosquito or by ingesting worm eggs in contaminated water or food. If your cat is a hunter, it can get worms from...

  • How to Stop Your Cat from Scratching Your Sofa

    Your cat has decided to do some redecorating when it comes to your home. He's scratching your sofa and you're wondering how to stop it. Your friends tell you to get your cat declawed or get rid...

  • How to Find a Kitten

    Adding a kitten to your family can be a big decision. It is a good idea to hold a family meeting and make sure that all members are willing to help out with the responsibility of taking care of a...

  • Littermaid Automatic Litterbox Troubleshooting

    Your LitterMaid automatic litter box should work correctly to sort the litter and gather the soiled litter in a collection area for your disposal. Three main problems might cause you to need to...

  • How to Stop Aggressive Cat Behavior Towards a New Cat

    If you are thinking of adding a cat to your household, do so when you will be home during the day, every day, for about a week. This is a good time to plan a vacation from work, if necessary. Cats...

  • How to Breed Cats for Adoption

    There's nothing more heart-warming than a litter of newborn kittens, and cat breeders get to see many of them. But if you've ever wanted to start breeding cats yourself, it's not something that...

  • List of Indoor Plants Toxic to Cats

  • Is Phlox Dangerous to Pets?

    Being careful about what to plant can be quite an endeavor for some but finding pet safe plants does not have to be hard. One plant that is safe to use around dogs and cats is garden phlox.

  • Mercury Poisoning in Cats

    Your cat likely has more mercury in its body than you do. So concludes a 2008 study from the Environmental Working Group, which found average levels of mercury in cats at 5.45 times that of humans.

  • Feline Thyroid Disease

    Thyroid disease, most commonly referred to as hyperthyroidism, is common in older cats but can occur in cats of any age. It is the most common disease affecting the thyroid gland in cats.

  • Side Effects of Anesthesia on a Cat

    Anesthesia is used to put cats under for a variety of reasons, including surgeries, such as a neuter or spay surgery, and routine dental cleaning. With any medication that is introduced to a cat,...

  • How to Get Rid of Ear Mites in Kittens

    If you peek into your cute little kitten's ears and discover a large amount of dark, thick discharge, chances are your furry feline has ear mites. While the treatment for these pests is fairly...

  • Characteristics of Cat Behavior

    Ever wonder why your cat sleeps all day and wreaks havoc at night? Or why she purrs at you but hisses at your friends? Your cat's behavior is based on her nature as a solitary, semi-nocturnal hunter.

  • The Best Food for Older Cats

    Unlike dogs, cats are carnivores by nature. According to Peteducation.com, cats, as a species, have specific nutritional needs, such as high amounts of protein, the amino acid taurine and...

  • How to Keep Your Pet Cat Inside

    Most of us with pet cats want to keep them domesticated so they can live long, happy, relaxed lives. The outside world is a scary place especially for such small creatures. Sure they can defend...

  • How to Clean Cat Litter Without Passing Out

    Cleaning the cat litter box can be a grueling experience. You may not be able to stand the smell. You may even choke. If you often have a hard time breathing while changing the litter and haven’t...

  • How to Introduce Your New Pet to His New Roomate, The Dog

    Getting your cat to live peacefully with his new roomie the dog! Introducing a new pet to your other is time consuming and requires a lot of patience, but can be done. First of all you have to let...

  • How to Entertain Your Cat for Free

    We've all gone to pet stores and spent way too much money on toys for our cats. I've come up with alternative ways to save on these toys. My cats love them! Check them out!

  • Home Remedies for Treating Ear Mites in Cats

    Ear mites are a common problem in cats and dogs. The condition is highly contagious and is easily spread among domesticated animals, but they cannot be transmitted to humans. The most common sign...

  • Submissive Urination in Cats

    Submissive urination in cats is not as common as it is in dogs. Generally, it arises when the cat feels some form of anxiety or fear and becomes incontinent regarding bladder control in certain...

  • Feline Dry Food Vs. Canned Food

    A wide variety of cat foods are available, though most fall into two categories: dry food and wet food. There are advantages to both kinds, and a decision on what kind to feed your cat can be...

  • A List of Cat Diseases

    Even when the best level of care is provided, cats are may still develop certain diseases. No cat is immune to becoming sick. Catching symptoms early is vitally important when treating certain cat...

  • Active Ingredients of Frontline for Cats

    The ongoing battle against fleas is something most pet owners are all too familiar with. One of the most popular flea treatments is Frontline, which is a topical flea treatment for both cats and...

  • Holistic Treatment for Urinary Tract Infections in Cats

    Urinary tract infections, otherwise know as UTI, are uncomfortable, painful, and potentially very dangerous to a cat. An untreated urinary tract infection may lead to urinary tract disease, the...

  • How to Make Your Own Organic Flea Spray for Cats

    Citrus oils, especially those found in oranges, contain something called linalool, a component that is lethal to fleas but does not harm pets or humans. The thick white layer on the inside of the...

  • How to Stop a Cat from Biting off His Fur

    Unlike dogs who scratch with their legs, most cats bite on hair when they're itchy. Your cat is most likely showing signs of allergies or flea infestations.

  • How to Find a Friendly Kitty

    Trying to choose a kitten that will have a friendly personality as an adult is more challenging than selecting either a friendly adult cat or a friendly puppy. It's almost impossible to tell how a...

  • DIY How to Make a PVC Pipe Cat Tree

    You can purchase cat trees but they are often too small and overpriced. You can construct a nice sized cat tree complete with scratching posts and spaces for the cats to hide in easily and...

  • Pulmonary Disease in Cats

    Pulmonary disease in cats causes fluid to build up in the structures of the lungs. Cats of any age, breed or gender are susceptible. There are several common causes of feline pulmonary edema, all...

  • Apple Pectin for Cats

    The use of apple pectin in cats is a popular holistic treatment to regulate abdominal functions, lower bad cholesterol and even help manage diabetes. When properly applied, apple pectin is a safe...

  • Herbs to Relax Cats

    A hyper cat can be a joy to watch, provided your pet's energy comes back down after the spell. Particularly hyper cats can be hard to manage. They may attack you or your children, claw at the...

  • Why Should Kittens Drink Water Instead of Milk?

    It is a common stereotype, the kitten happily lapping up milk from a saucer. The truth is that, for most kittens, milk is one of the last things you want to give them to drink. In most cases,...

  • Are Herbs Dangerous to Cats?

    Herbs are frequently used as components of integrative veterinary medicine. With few exceptions, medicinal herbs are generally recognized as safe for use in domestic cats. However, they should be...

  • Is Burning Citronella Candles Harmful to Cats?

    To keep mosquitoes and other pests away, many people burn citronella candles outdoors. However, while citronella candles are considered safe for people, they can be hazardous to your cat. Just...

  • How to Rid Your House of Fleas

    So you've just discovered that your home is being taken over by fleas and you're at your wits end, with trying to get rid of them. A flea infestation can really cause emotion turmoil but it...

  • How to Adopt a Kitten From An Animal Shelter and Offer A Good Home

    Adopting a kitten from an animal shelter can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. There are many animals out there that need a good home and choosing to take in a kitten can fill your house...

  • How to Deal With Your Cat's Claws

    So you have a cat and you're afraid he is going to scratch everything (including you) to pieces. What are your options and which one is the best for you? I will go through the most common...

  • How to Not Declaw Your Cat

    Thinking of declawing your cat? Read this article first so you are making an educated decision.

  • Littermaid Hints

    The Littermaid Self-Cleaning Litter Box is an electricity-powered, automatic litter box cleaner. The box automatically scoops cat waste out of the litter box into a waste disposal container each...

  • How to Get Rid of Maggots in a Wound

    Maggots are the larvae of flies. They eat dead tissue and can show up in open wounds if flies are able to lay eggs in them. This happens often with animals, including household pets. Maggots only...

  • Is Kidney Failure in Cats Painful?

    Kidney failure is a common problem experienced by cats. The condition occurs when the cat's kidneys begin to fail, resulting in a buildup of waste products in the blood. This waste eventually...

  • Optic-Nerve Damage in Cats

    Feline optic-nerve damage, known scientifically as optic neuritis, is described as the inflammation of the nerve leading from the retina of the eye to the brain. The condition is also found in...

  • How to Treat Cat Cancer With Raw Food

    There is no hard evidence proving that a raw-food diet will cure cancer in cats, but many holistic veterinarians agree that a raw-food diet for cats boosts the immune system and improves the...

  • Black Mold Symptoms in Cats

    Cats can be susceptible to black mold just as humans are. Black mold is a toxic substance that needs eradication from homes, industries and pet care facilities.

  • Steroid Treatment of Feline Balance Problems

    Cats are generally graceful creatures, known to land neatly on all four feet after a jump or fall. Cat owners, then, are naturally concerned when their feline companions show signs of a balance...

  • What Is Best to Feed Cats to Support Normal Liver Function?

    Felines, much like humans, have specific dietary needs to adhere to in order to keep their body in prime condition. Unfortunately, most pet owners are misled as to what these dietary needs are,...

  • How to Treat Feline UTI

    Feline Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is a problem that occurs in both male and female cats, and more frequently with older cats. Bacteria develop, resulting in the formation of crystals that block...

  • How to Keep Cats Out of Bluebird Houses

    Nothing adds to the ambiance of a beautifully manicured lawn than the sounds of singing blue birds. Add to that mix some well-crafted ornate bird houses and you have a back yard retreat that will...

  • How to Clean Automatic Pet Doors

    Pet doors provide your cat or small dog with a sense of freedom. They can come and go as they please if you have one of these. You do not need to worry about coming home and finding a mess to...

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