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  • Is Boric Acid Safe for Cats?

    Boric acid is a mild acid commonly used as a pesticide, especially for persistent infestations of cat fleas. Boric acid can be toxic to cats in large quantities, or with exposure over extended...

  • How to Build Your Own Cat Scratching Tree

    Building your own cat scratching tree is an economical way to provide your cat with a never ending source of entertainment while preserving the condition of your own furniture. Follow these...

  • How to Rid Your Home of Fleas

    This is just one easy way to rid your home of pesky fleas.

  • How to Handle a Stray Animal In The Neighborhood

    Finding a stray animal wandering around in the neighborhood can be both dangerous and saddening. While you may want to care for the stray animal, it is important to remember that is may be a wild...

  • How to Bathe Your Cat

    Is your cat getting a slight odor, and you're not sure what to do about it? Instead of taking your beloved pet to a groomer, just wash him at home by following these easy steps.

  • How to Clean a Comb for a Littermaid Elite

    The Littermaid line of automatically cleaning litter boxes is one of the most popular on the market. But sometimes hang-ups can occur, such as the rake getting stuck or getting too dirty to...

  • How Soon Can a Cat Get Pregnant After Delivering?

    Cats can get pregnant as soon as 48 hours after delivering. A cat typically goes right back into the heat cycle after giving birth, making her physically capable of becoming pregnant again. The...

  • Rabies Symptoms in Kittens

    Rabies vaccinations are not required for cats, and the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine says "the number of reported feline rabies cases in the United States far exceeds that of...

  • Boric Acid to Treat Conjunctivitis in Cats

    Conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye, is a common problem for cats. Conjunctivitis is inflammation of the eye's membrane caused by a virus, bacteria or allergen. Symptoms are red in the "white"...

  • Tutorial on Ribbon Prize Rosettes

    If you are the proud parent of a pedigreed or non-pedigreed cat, you no doubt have a desire to show off your favorite feline companion to other cat lovers. A cat show gives you a great opportunity...

  • Kidney Failure & Treatment of Diarrhea in Cats

    According to Dr. Eric Barchas, DVM, kidney disease, or kidney failure, is the most common major medical problem of older cats. As the disease progresses, the kidneys can't eliminate waste products...

  • How to Remove Dried Spray Foam Insulation From Cat Hair

    You've probably heard the saying, "Curiosity killed the cat." If your cat somehow got spray foam insulation on it's fur, curiosity got the best of it. Spray foam insulation is fairly simple to...

  • How to Use Terramycin Powder for Cats

    Terramycin (Oxytetracycline) is an antibiotic that restrains bacteria in two ways: first, by slowing growth of the offending organism and second, by curbing the bacteria's ability to synthesize...

  • How to Give Medicine to Your Cat or Kitten

    Just like our human kids, sometimes our furry kids get sick and require us to give them medicine. Unfortunately, the medicine we have to give our cats and kittens is often the same one we give our...

  • How to Eliminate Cat Hairballs

    If you have a cat, you have probably encountered the dreaded dilemma of cat hairballs. As fulfilling as it is to walk into a room and have a cheerful, meowing cat greet you affectionately…it is...

  • Cures for Digestive Problems in Cats

    Digestive issues are a common problem for cats. It is important for a cat owner to fully understand the symptoms, preventive measures and especially the forms of treatment for the digestive...

  • How to Control Pet Hair

    If you are overwhelmed with pet fur that seems never ending, I'll help you to take control of it and your home. It does take some work in the beginning but once you've done the hard work, all you...

  • How to Get Cat Odors out of Fabrics

    If your feline friend has taken to using the bathroom on the floor, chances are you’re also struggling with pet odor. Here are some helpful tips to for those of you who love your kitty, but don’t...

  • Side Effects of Ketofen Elixir for Cats

    Ketofen (Ketoprofen) is a nonsteriodal anti-inflammatory medication (NSAID) used for veterinary use and is commonly used for post-surgical pain. Ketofen elixir can be given by injection or orally....

  • Why Does My Cat Have Dandruff?

    Cats can have scaling of the skin (dandruff) for a variety of reasons. Common causes of cat dander include flea hypersensitivity, cheyletiella mange, mosquito hypersensitivity, seborrhea and sunburn.

  • The Best Natural Flea Protection for Cats

    Today's conventional prescription flea protection products are safer and more effective than ever before according to Dr. Cori Gross, DVM of Petside.com, but many pet owners remain concerned about...

  • About Shock Collars for Cats

    Using shock collars on cats, or any other animal, is a highly controversial subject. They are most often used to train or to correct bad behavior. While there are many people who feel shock...

  • Zinc Treatment for Diabetes in Cats

    Pets are more than just animals to most of us, they are part of the family. So, when your little, furry one is diagnosed with diabetes, it can be very scary. Diabetes in cats is just as manageable...

  • Cat Scabs Information

    Cats can develop scabs from allergic reactions, infections, parasites, bacteria or immune system diseases. While food is often the culprit, the most common cause is fleas: some cats are highly...

  • How to Get a Second (or 3rd, 4th, etc) Cat

    So you have a cat and now you want to get a second one. In fact, it is true that most cats do best in pairs so looking for a buddy is probably a good idea. But before you head off to the local...

  • How to Help a Stray or Feral Cat

    Maybe you're feeling a bit disheartened by the growing stray cat overpopulation problem. You want to help, but you feel like the problem is so big... what can one person do? Well you might not...

  • How to Get Cat Urine Out of Quilts

    Getting cat urine out of a quilt is difficult but it can be done with persistence and the right chemicals and materials. Even if your cat has urinated on your favorite handmade quilt that your...

  • How to Choose an Automatic Litter Box

    Ever wondered if there was something out there that would let you stop cleaning out your cat litter box? There is, and there are several of these "automatic" litter boxes out there -...

  • How to be ready for an Emergency with Pets

    There are lots of lists and sites on how to prepare your family in the event of an emergency, especially natural disasters. I realized that my sons and I were ready, but the cats weren't. I live...

  • How to Be Happy as a Cat

    Are you envious of that Persian perched on a pillow in the slanting sunlight? Don’t you wish somewhere, sometime, somebody would serve up your dinner, scratch you behind the ears and blow kisses...

  • How to Create a Cat Toy Box

    I have seen cat toy boxes in pet magazines and thought to myself, I could make that myself and save myself a lot of money. All you need is a sturdy box and a few other things that are located in...

  • Treatment for Urinary Blockage in Cats

    If you notice your cat straining to urinate, crying out when urinating, producing little or no urine or producing bloody urine, he may be suffering from a urinary blockage. This emergency...

  • Information on Polydactyl Cat Nail Trimming

    Polydactyl cats are often considered a mystery. They were made by cross-breeding and cross-breeding some more. They are sometimes referred to as Hemingways, which means they have extra toes on one...

  • Remedies for a Cat With a Cold

    Your cat has begun to sneeze and become congested and you're afraid he has a cold. You do want to help your cat feel better. Take him to the vet and get a definite diagnosis of an upper...

  • What Carnivorous Plants Aren't Poisonous to Cats?

    Pet owners love their cats, there's not doubt. Evidence of cats as pets dates back 8000 years, even before the Egyptians depicted cats in tomb wall paintings. But like the children we eventually...

  • How to Give Fluids to a Cat With Kidney Failure

    Your cat suffers from serious dehydration and has been diagnosed with feline Chronic Renal Failure (CRF)--a difficult diagnosis for you and your cat. Whatever methods you choose to treat your...

  • How to Adopt a Ferral Cat

    Feral cats have become a prevalent problem in many parts of the world. The history of feral cats dates back to the 15th century, when cats were turned loose to help control rodent populations in...

  • Remedies for a Constipated Cat

    Feline constipation can happen to cats of any age, even newborn kittens. Symptoms of cat constipation include a cat not wanting to be touched around the abdomen, a distended abdomen and passing...

  • Cat Soap Recipes

    If you have a cat that actually tolerates or enjoys baths, you can treat it to homemade soaps that will brighten its coat, as well as keep its skin clear and fleas away. Ensure that you only use...

  • Treatment for Cat Cataracts

    In cats, cataracts exist when there is opacity in the eye's lens rather than the original translucency. Because the lens has become opaque, transmission of light to the eye's retina may become...

  • CT Scans in Cats

    Cats that have neurological issues might undergo a CT scan to look at the soft tissue for problems. CT scans reveal the internal tissue in gray scale coloring. This allows the veterinarian to see...

  • How to Get Bonded for Cat Sitting

    As a cat sitter you should know that without bonding and liability insurance, you put yourself at risk for lawsuits or even arrest. Bonding provides a guarantee of performance and protects your...

  • Cats' Ear Infection Herbal Remedy

    Cats are wonderful pets. When they curl up in your lap, purring their contentment, there is little else that is more soothing. As with people, cats can suffer from various ailments, no matter how...

  • When to Euthanize a Cat With Kidney Failure

    Knowing when to euthanize a beloved cat can be a devastating problem for pet owners. This difficult decision can be compounded by doubts and guilty feelings if caregivers have unanswered...

  • How to Cure a Cat Ear Infection

    A cat suffering from an ear infection will frequently demonstrate unusual behaviors such as scratching or shaking her head in an effort to remove unwanted debris. In severe cases, cats have been...

  • How to Keep a Cat Playful Over the Years

    We’ve all heard the phrase: “The trouble with a kitten is that eventually it becomes a cat.” One of the reasons people say this seems to be the tendency for playful kittens to become slothful...

  • How to Prevent household Cat-astrophes-Buy a Scratching Post

    The cat disemboweled your favorite recliner then shredded the speaker covers. The cat is now working on a hieroglyphic masterpiece using your brand new walnut bookcase. What to do with that sweet...

  • How to Make a Basic First Aid Kit for Pets and Making Your Home Safe for Pets

    Accidents can’t always be prevented whether it happens to humans or pets. By being prepared you can help keep small problems from turning into big ones by having a “pet” first-aid kit on hand. You...

  • How to get free Clip Art Images of Kittens

    Free clip art images of cats and kittens are very hard to find. Search no more - www.FurAllOver.com offers a wide variety of free cat dog graphics for non-professional use. Free stock images...

  • Signs & Symptoms of Rabies in Felines

    Rabies is a viral disease that can infect pets, such as cats. It is important to vaccinate cats for rabies because the disease can be spread to humans and is deadly in cats.

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