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  • How to Know If Kittens Have Rabies

    Rabies is a virus that affects the brain in most mammals. It is transmitted through saliva into an open wound. Kittens and cats with rabies will display the same symptoms. At first, the symptoms...

  • Natural Remedy for Cat Cystitis

    Many felines experience urinary ailments such as cystitis. Cystitis is inflammation of the bladder and is more frequently found in females than males. Natural remedies are an option for female...

  • How to Remove Cat Spray

    Cats spray, or urinate, out of the litter box both to mark territory and, in female cats, to call males for mating when in heat. Spray can have a pungent odor because of the hormones and proteins...

  • Cat Diarrhea Causes

    For the cat experiencing frequent loose or liquid bowel movements, getting to the root of the problem is a main concern for every owner. In many developing countries, acute diarrhea is a cause of...

  • Kidney Disease in Cats

    Kidney disease in cats is a serious condition. Once a feline's kidneys stop working, they no longer function as a filter for toxins in their body.

  • Chromium Picolinate Dosages for Cats

    Diabetes is a common ailment in domestic cats. In fact, it is the most common ailment they suffer from. Many owners of diabetic cats choose to give daily doses of the dietary supplement chromium...

  • Iris Hyperpigmentation in Cats

    The iris is the part of the eye that has color. With iris hyperpigmentation, spots in the eye begin to change color, becoming especially noticeable when reflecting light. There are two causes of...

  • How to Take Care for Your Cat

    Although your cat may act independent and be litter-trained , he still counts on you to provide him with food, water, safe shelter, regular veterinary care, companionship, and more. Take care of...

  • How to choose the correct Cat for your family

    If your family is thinking about getting a new or your first cat, there are many important factors to consider so you get the correct one for your family. With these simple steps you will be able...

  • How to Control Fleas Organically

    Many pet owners are plagued by fleas. These critters cause discomfort and illness for both cats and dogs. Many people balk at using chemicals to control fleas as they are concerned that the...

  • How to participate in National Cat Day

    Colleen Paige is the founder of National Cat Day which is October 29. Cats add beauty and provide entertainment for their owners everyday. You can participate in the celebration of cats on October...

  • How to Bathe Your Kitten To Remove Fleas

    How to safely bathe a cat or kitten to remove fleas

  • Outdoor Enclosures for Cats

    If your indoor cats long to be outside, an outdoor enclosure could be the perfect compromise. An enclosure is easy and inexpensive to build. And if you're not the do-it-yourself type, you can find...

  • Diarrhea & Weight Loss in a Cat

    Weight loss in cats is always cause for concern. Coupled with diarrhea, it's usually a sure sign something is wrong. If your cat is losing weight and has diarrhea, don't delay. The cat needs to...

  • Causes of Blood Diarrhea in Cats

    The presence of bright red blood in a cat's feces is called hematochezia. According to veterinarian Dr. Bari Spielman, something has entered the cat's lower intestines closest to the rectum and...

  • Homemade Diet for Cats With Kidney Failure

    Chronic renal (kidney) failure in cats is a common problem as pets age, especially those who have been fed a diet of primarily dry cat food. Switching to homemade cat food may offer the best...

  • Home Remedies for Sores from a Cat Licking Its Paws

    Cats lick themselves in order to stay clean. Most cats lick their paws and use their paws to clean their heads and the other places their tongues can't reach. However, a cat's tongue is very...

  • Holistic Food for Diabetic Felines

    Diabetes is a complicated, all too common disease that affects many felines. This illness is often difficult to control and can be very hard on cats. Sometimes, it can even be fatal. To control...

  • Symptoms of Obstruction Blockage in Cat Feline

    A urinary tract obstruction, or blockage, is a common medical emergency in cats--especially males. If your cat is exhibiting symptoms of a urinary tract blockage--a life-threatening condition--he...

  • Sterile Cystitis in Cats

    Sterile cystitis is inflammation in the bladder that is characterized by sterile urine, or urine that contains no infectious agents. The most common cause of sterile cystitis is feline idiopathic...

  • Dizziness in Cats

    Cats contract many different conditions throughout their lifetimes with many different symptoms. Dizziness in cats is one of the most common symptoms in a number of conditions.

  • Holistic Health for Cats

    Just as we have become more knowledgeable regarding our own health, the interest in a holistic or "whole-body" approach has spilled over to our feline friends as well. The holistic approach treats...

  • The Muscular System & Exercise

    The muscular system is what makes it possible for the body to move, breathe and pump blood and oxygen to vital organs. Exercise is essential to keeping the muscular system healthy and strong, but...

  • Cat Fleas Information

    Fleas are bothersome, pesky and annoying, and love to visit cats. They are nondiscriminate; they will inhabit outdoor cats as well as indoor cats, no matter what the breed, age or gender of your...

  • How to Build a Cat Perch in a Tree

    Cats love to climb. Not realizing that it is often harder to get down than to go up, cats often find themselves stuck among the branches of a tree, with nowhere to grip to make their way back to...

  • Fatty-Acid Supplements for Cats

    Fatty-acid supplements are essential and beneficial for the well-being of your cat. They are helpful in many different ailments and also are required for the overall good health of your feline....

  • How to Build a Cat Transport Cage

    Regular visits to the vet are an important measure in keeping your cat healthy. Only taking your cat when it is sick and neglecting regular check ups and inoculations can leave your cat in danger...

  • Cat Vet Advice

    Finding the right veterinarian is one of the most important things you can do for your cats. Remember, you're the only advocate they have for their medical care. They're depending on you to find a...

  • Enemas for Cats

    Feline enemas can be used regularly for bowel problems in older cats and occasionally for treatment of constipation in any cat. Enemas remove impacted fecal matter in the bowels, allowing a cat...

  • Cat Herpes Treatment

    According to starbreezes.com, herpes is common in cats and can occur at any age. The website says symptoms typically last up to 10 days when treated. However, feline herpes never truly goes away;...

  • How to Prevent Your Cat from Hunting

    Though in cat language, sharing a kill is a considerable gesture of good will and respect, not everyone is happy getting a dead bird or mouse on their doorstep. If Tiger's natural instincts are...

  • How to Spot and Treat Cat Ear Mites

    The first step in ear mite treatment is checking your cat for ear mites. A cat can have an infected, itchy ear and not have ear mites. The best way to test for ear mites is by allowing a vet to...

  • Frontline Flea Cure

    Frontline is a flea- and tick-control product made by Merial. It is available for both dogs and cats, and can be used on pets of any size older than 8 weeks of age. It is available as a topical...

  • Wormers for Cats

    Cats, and especially kittens, are often infected with intestinal parasites, commonly referred to as worms. There are different medications that treat worm infestations in cats, but the type of...

  • Homeopathic & Herbal Remedies for Kidney Disease in Cats

    Kidney disease often affects adult cats; however, the lives of these cats can be improved with homeopathic treatments. Cats who suffer from kidney disease benefit from a course of treatment that...

  • Cat Jaw Problems

    Jaw problems in cats can generally be attributed to two things: an asymmetrical jaw, or oral cancer, which is also known as Feline Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma.

  • Cats & Urinary Tract Infections

    Urinary tract infections in cats are common occurrences, especially in neutered and intact males. Officially called Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD), these infections affect the bladder...

  • Stomach Ulcers in Cats

    Often when a cat has a stomach ulcer, it is a sign of an underlying condition. It is important to get the affected cat help through a veterinarian to prevent more serious issues or even death from...

  • Kidney Diets for Cats

    Cats suffering from chronic renal failure or other kidney disease benefit greatly from a specialized diet. Weight-loss, loss of appetite, and dehydration are common symptoms of kidney disease....

  • Ways to Cure Older Cat With Diarrhea

    When your furry feline companion is experiencing diarrhea she may have an increase in stools or bowel movements, blood or mucus in the stool, straining, an increase in gas, weight loss or...

  • Dry Cat Food Recipes

    Organic, wholesome, homemade---these words are being applied to everything, even cat food. But is the concern about overprocessed food just a fad, or does it have staying power? While undoubtedly...

  • How Can I Tell If a Cat is Ready to Mate?

    A female cat will come into heat, meaning she will be ready to mate, as early as four months of age. Usually cats go into heat seasonally in the summer when there is more light. Her heat cycle...

  • Home Remedies for Cat Eyes

    Cats can get conjunctivitis, or pink eye, from allergies or infections. Their eyes will be red, irritated and have mucus or fluid coming out onto their faces. Cats will paw and scratch at their...

  • How to Introduce a New Cat to Your Other Cat

    Most of my articles are about home interiors and decor. But here I will talk about something that I learned in my own experience. How to introduce two cats in the same household. This can be very...

  • How to Make Your Fat Cat Thin and Trim

    If your kitty is getting as round as she is long or is starting to sag in the middle, you might want to think about putting her on a diet. Obesity in cats is a serious health problem. Fat cats...

  • How to : Treat Your PETS - To A Safe Halloween

    I never really gave it much thought....how scared a dog or cat can be on Halloween night. Kids at the door looking scary can put fear into your pets. Some, including mine on occasion, will run out...

  • How to Care for Your diabetic Cat

    If you are like me, your pets are part of the family and we love them with all our hearts. We no doubt want them to be happy and healthy for a very long time. How heartbreaking it can be to find...

  • Homemade Diets for Cats

    A homemade diet for cats has many health benefits. Making food for your cat is one way to ensure that your pet gets all of its nutritional needs met without the preservatives and byproducts that...

  • Biliary Carcinoma in Cats

    Feline biliary carcinoma, also known as bile duct carcinoma, is a common form of liver cancer. Located in the liver, the bile duct is the path through which bile, a liver-excreted fluid, is...

  • Feline Skin Disease

    Many skin conditions in cats are the result of allergic reactions and pests like fleas and ticks. Some cat skin conditions are the result of a disease, however. These cat skin diseases require the...

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