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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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  • Cat Threadworms Treatment

    Threadworms are a type of parasite that live in the intestines of cats. There are two kinds of strongyloides that infect cats: Strongyloides tumefaciensis and S. stercoralis. Treatment is painless...

  • Is Bamboo Palm Safe for Cats?

    Houseplants brighten a room and circulate oxygen into the air. They can be a delight to look at, and cats love to play with them. Some plants pose a hazard to cats while others are completely...

  • Can You Use Super Glue on Soft Paws?

    If you've been dealing with your cat clawing your furniture, you've probably looked into Soft Paws for Cats. Soft Paws are an effective way to cut down on nail damage, but the adhesive provided...

  • Diseases From a Cat Litter Box

    Litter boxes are scary places. Lurking in the environment of a litter pan are hundreds upon thousands of microorganisms that, if not handled properly, can make both humans and felines sick.

  • Directions to Make a Cat Condo

    Cats are climbers, and always need someplace to work over their paws, whether they have claws or not. Cats also like to lounge around in high places. One way that you can ensure your indoor cat...

  • Food for Geriatric Cats

  • Cat Rescue Information

    According to the Humane Society of the United States, more than four million cats are euthanized every year in animal shelters. One of the ways that this figure can be greatly reduced is by...

  • Hairballs & Constipation in Cats

    Many cats suffer from hairballs and constipation. Symptoms of hairballs and constipation include an upset stomach or the inability to hold down food.

  • Difference Between Dog & Cat Flea Meds

    Fleas are an uncomfortable malady that plague both dogs and cats. There are a variety of commercial medications to repel these parasitic invaders, but there are differences between the solutions...

  • How to Stop a Cat From Urinating on a Rug

    If you have taken the time to successfully litter train a cat and he or she occasionally urinates on the rug, it is a reason for concern. According to PlanetUrine.com, cats do not urinate on the...

  • Cat Rhinovirus Information

    The rhinotracheitis virus is one of the two most common causes of respiratory illnesses in cats. According to veterinarian Holly Nash, the rhinotracheitis virus and calicivirus account for 80%-90%...

  • Cat Litter Training Instructions

    Kittens and cats do not innately know how to use the litter box. While they do instinctively like to eliminate in sand or dirt, they need to be shown how to use the box. To ensure successful...

  • Symptoms of Ear Mites in Kittens

  • Thyroid Medication for Cats

    Of all the chronic diseases that plague older cats, hyperthyroidism is among the most common. Symptoms can include increased appetite, weight loss, excessive drinking and urination, increased...

  • Botox for Feline Rolling Back Disease

    Rolling back disease, also known as feline hyperesthesia syndrome (FHS), is a mysterious ailment in which a cat suffers from spasms, usually originating at the spine near the base of the tail....

  • Signs & Symptoms of Ear Mites in a Cat's Health

  • Home Remedies for a Cat Poisoning

    The curious nature of a cat can get it into trouble when it comes to investigating areas like trash piles, workshops or even the great outdoors. The important thing is that you, as a pet owner,...

  • Are Human Vitamins Harmful to Cats If Ingested?

    Humans take vitamins to supplement their diet and improve their health. Cats, like humans, need to consume vitamins as well; however, using a product intended for a human on a cat is never a good...

  • Natural Remedy for a Cat Hairball

    Hairballs happen when your cat grooms himself and swallows some of the shedded hair. That hair enters the digestive tract and your cat must either regurgitate the hair (the classic hairball) or...

  • Feline Kidney Failure Diet

    Feline kidney failure, commonly a disease of older cats, has no known causative agent. Trauma, urinary disease and bladder stones can all lead to renal failure and veterinary care can be extensive...

  • Symptoms of Cushing's Disease in Cats

  • Ringworm Prevention in Cats

    Ringworm is a skin disease caused by a fungus that can infect humans, cats and dogs. Because the ringworm fungus can live in the environment for quite some time, it is easy for pets to contract...

  • Glucose Level of a Feline

    A cat's blood glucose levels can vary dramatically depending on his diet and any medical conditions that he may have. Feline diabetes is a fairly common condition--affecting roughly one in 400...

  • Home Treatment for a Cat Abscess

    If your cat has an abscess, it is important that you take her to a veterinarian. If you cannot get to the vet, you may have to treat your cat at home.

  • Can You Catch Worms From a Cat?

    Cats are fun and loving animals to have as pets. There are some very minor risks to being a pet owner, but these risks can be eliminated by keeping the cat, the environment and the family clean.

  • How to Treat an Abscess on a Cat Naturally

    Treating an abscess on a cat naturally is a two-step process. The first step is cleaning the wound. A cleansing tea made out of Echinacea works well. Echinacea is a great herbal treatment for...

  • Cat Spray Information

    Cats may spray for many different reasons. It can be frustrating for a cat owner who doesn't understand why their cat is spraying and even more so when they don't know how to fix the problem.

  • What to Give a Cat That Is Throwing Up?

    For most healthy cats, occasional vomiting is normal. However, if it happens often, the cat is beginning to dehydrate, or you suspect something is wrong, you should take it to the veterinarian...

  • Cat Spay Incision Infection

    A cat that has recently been spayed must be monitored for infection. A spay-incision infection can be a serious problem if not cared for immediately.

  • How to Add Some Extra Fiber for a Cat

    Fiber is not as important for cats as it is for humans because of their short digestive tract; therefore, before giving supplementary fiber to a cat, check with your veterinarian first to ensure...

  • Are Peonies Safe for Cats to Eat?

    Known for its rich and colorful blossoms and easy-to-grow nature, the peony plant is a staple for many flower gardens. But this plant can pose a danger to household pets.

  • How to Treat a Cat Who Blew His Leg

    When you have a pet, it is essential to prevent any risk of accident in the house. The cats, who enjoy browsing and jumping everywhere, are particularly subject to various hazards, including burns...

  • How to Prevent Cats From Clawing Furniture

    There are good kitties and then there are kitties that think everything in the house is theirs. I had a kitty that clawed everything in sight until I found a way to prevent cats from clawing...

  • How to Protect Your Bed From Cat Pee

    About a year ago my cat (Japhy) started peeing on my bed. He generally does it when I am out of the apartment. He is either marking his territory or he is expressing his displeasure of my being...

  • How to Make a Natural Herbal Flea Collar for Cats and Dogs

    According to the Natural Resources Defense Council, some commercial cat and dog flea collars may contain organophosphates, a type of insecticide that has been linked to cancer and Parkinson’s...

  • How to Make Cleaning up After Messy Pets Easier

    Pets are our pride and joy, but sometimes they can be a little messy. The occasional spill of food and water or the missed bathroom opportunity can be a little trying at times, but these really...

  • Are Citrus Fruits Poisonous to Cats?

    Cats are curious about everything except citrus fruits. Even the smell of citrus can send cats scurrying in the opposite direction. The response is actually a defense mechanism, as citrus fruits...

  • What to Expect When You Spay Your Cat

    There are more than ten million animals euthanized in shelters across America each year according to HDW enterprises. You can prevent unwanted litters and help your pet live a longer, healthier...

  • Why Do Cats Sit Under Rocking Chairs?

    An old saying describes a nervous person as "jumpy as a long-tailed cat in room full of rocking chairs." But those of us with both cats and rocking chairs wonder why Fluffy can't keep her tail out...

  • Difference Between Himalayan & Persian Cats

    A Persian is a distinctive cat with fluffy fur. However, you may have heard this breed of cats called Himalayan. While this is confusing, there are, in fact, slight differences between the two.

  • Game Ideas for a Cat's Birthday Party

  • Symptoms of a Cat That Ate Rat Poison

  • What Is the Origin of the American Short Hair Cat?

    According to the Cat Fanciers' Association, the American Shorthair is among the ten most popular cat breeds. These cats are known for their vitality, longevity and easygoing manner with both...

  • Cat Homesickness Remedies

    It is a fallacy that only people can feel homesick, says Jenny Davis, who works with Home For Life, a pet rescue organization in Minneapolis, MN. Animals, like cats, can feel home sick when they...

  • Instructions to Build a Cat Condo

    You can build a "condo" for your cat quickly and easily. Cat condos that you buy in a store are usually expensive, but with a little bit of creativity, you can have one that your cat can enjoy and...

  • How to Be a Midwife to a Feline

    This article will help you prepare for the birth of kittens. Obviously the feline herself does most of the work, but there are important things that can be done to support her.

  • How to Make Homemade Food for Your Cat

    Make homemade food for your cat? Well, I know you can just buy cat food at the store, but it’s not hard to make your own, and it is good for your cat. Dry cat food is actually not very healthy...

  • How to Make a Bland Diet for Cats

    I know the title of this article doesn’t make it sound very appetizing, but a bland diet is actually quite suitable for many cats. If your cat is very finicky, she is likely to enjoy this meal. ...

  • How to Make Infant Kitten Formula

    If you have an infant kitten that is too young to eat solid food, you’re going to need infant kitten formula. Do not give an infant kitten regular milk. Actually, you shouldn’t give adult cats...

  • How to Feed Your Cat Healthy Food

    Cats can live healthier and happier lives with proper food. Most major cat food brands use cheap fillers called meat by-products to increase profits. The food is also processed. Here is how to...

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