Cats

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By eHow Pets Editor 5 comments
Cats love to play hunting and stalking games. You can buy expensive cat toys at your local pet store, or you can save time and money by making your own. Cat toys can be made quickly and easily from common pipe cleaners. These toys will not only ... more »
By wytetyger059 4 comments
An essential to making your cat happy is loving him. Cats purr. Have they figured out how yet? There are all kinds of theories. When it was a kitten your cat purred when it was feeding. The experts say that helps the mom relax and let down her ... more »
By MapleAveSouth 1 comments
Do you have a big kitty? Big kitties have big needs in the litterbox area. Instead of getting frustrated by dirty, smelly litterboxes, make your own cheaper, and better than most commercially available. This type of litterbox is also useful ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
If a cat has been hit by a car and injured, it's important to know how to get the cat to the vet with minimal struggle and without further injury. It will help to know how to assess the damage and get the cat to the vet as efficiently as possible... more »
By purplejen1 0 comments
Cat's diagnosed with Feline diabetes in most cases require insulin. Home testing your cat for blood glucose levels will help you determine whether or not your cat needs it. Knowing the BG level is a powerful tool. This can avoid causing a hypo ... more »
By BigDaddyUSMC 0 comments
Your animal , kids or you got sprayed by a skunk. HORRIBLE ISN"T IT !!! Here are a few things you can do to get ride of that smell... more »
By miacarter 1 comments
Bringing home a little kitten or a new cat is an exciting experience, but what will you call your new furry friend? Naming a pet can be a difficult task and many pet owners aren't quite sure where to begin, particularly when there's other family ... more »
By painthorse42 1 comments
Having an allergy to your pets does not mean you can't own them. There are a few simple steps you can take to decrease your allergies... more »
By Ryn Gargulinski 0 comments
You don’t need millions, or even hundreds, of dollars to treat your parakeet like a princess, your cat like a lordship or dog like a king. Some easy substitutions and a little creativity will insure you can pamper a pet with little money. The ... more »
By FaerieFyre 0 comments
If you love cats, then you should know how to pet them properly!.. more »
By psychonurse 2 comments
A cat is often an uncooperative subject, refusing to sit still or creeping inside an inaccessible, poorly lit spot... more »
By HardworkinJudy 5 comments
You’ve made up your mind. You’d like to bring home a cat to share your humble abode. Some of the wonderful things about cats are that they are low maintenance. You don’t have to walk them. You don’t even have to pay much attention to them if you ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 2 comments
If you have a pet that you can no longer keep, rescued a pet from the streets or a shelter or run your own pet rescue—you don’t want to adopt the pet to just anyone. There are general criteria you can follow in order to ensure that the pet is ... more »
By clowder 1 comments
Years ago I had a cat that attacked my hand whenever I tried to pet her. I found these tips at the vets and they are a great way to train your kitten to become a gentle cat... more »
By Gardengates 2 comments
Cat claws can reek havoc with furniture and delicate skin. Keeping your cat's nails carefully cared for not only benefits your house and your safety, but can keep your feline healthier, too. Here are some suggestions on how to deal with those ... more »
By TxLady 1 comments
Did your vet give your furry friend eye drops? This is simple instructions on how to administer the eye drops into the dogs eyes... more »
By Sondrac 13 comments
We are, as we are taught. We become what we have seen. We treat others as we have been treated. Our environment shapes our lives and the care and love we get,we imitate and give back to others. Kittens thrive and grow in pretty much the same way. ... more »
By QuackJack 2 comments
Picking a pet, from first eye sight, can be like picking your spouse for life from a photo album. There's possibly a better way... more »
By Kate J 8 comments
Cats can't be vocal like humans about the stresses in their lives, but they sure do show signs. Here are some signs to recognize stress in a cat's behavior... more »
By Cougar1002 1 comments
Being new dog and now puppy owners, my husband and I were very surprised at the number of dog parvo cases we saw when we took our pregnant dog to an emergency vet clinic recently. This is a very serious virus, but there are a number of dog ... more »
By AnneV 0 comments
It’s sometimes hard to admit in the face of global tragedy, but the death of a pet is quite an upsetting experience. Friends may not understand or be sympathetic to your loss until they go through it themselves. However, don’t forget that you ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Purebred dogs in the U.S. are registered with the American Kennel Club if the parents are registered with that organization. A purebred puppy that bears all the characteristics of the breed can also be registered through the American Purebred ... more »
By MarlaineMarie 4 comments
You have a great mattress and we all know how expensive a really decent mattress can be. For whatever reason, someone or something urinated on the mattress. You grab a can of carpet cleaner or spritz odor remover, or even a bucket of ... more »
By Bfastattiffanys 1 comments
If you are a cat person and your feline friend has full reign of the house you probably have cat hair clinging to every nook and cranny. A couple of the most troublesome spots can be cushioned furniture and curtains where the hair can cling ... more »
By beyond 0 comments
Ever sit at work or school and smell something and realize it's cat pee? Like on your shirt or bookbag? I haven't. But for those of you who have, here are some ways to remedy that... more »