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It's vitally important that cats have a place to scratch. Even declawed cats still need a place to scratch. Claws are a cat's main weapon and tool. If they grow too long, this can injure the cat. Fortunately, cats can easily be trained to scratch in one particular place.
You can make your own scratching post or buy a ready made one... more »
You may have seen various big cats on TV with people affectionately hugging them or playing with them. This may have sparked the urge to go out and get your own big cat. Do not act rashly though. This guide will explain the necessary steps and considerations required to purchase your own pet lynx. They are classified as a big wild cat... more »
Scratching is a natural behavior for cats. It allows them to shed their old nail sheathes, keeping their claws healthy. If you don't provide them with an appropriate alternative, they'll scratch whatever is handy, which may include your furniture and carpet. By selecting the best scratching post for your cat, you'll prevent this... more »
Cats have a natural instinct to scratch things with their claws. This is because the scratching helps remove the old layers of the nail to reveal new ones. You might find some old nails lying around your house. If cats are not trained where they are allowed to scratch, they will scratch up anything in their path, including your... more »
Indoor cats need interesting things to play with and explore to keep from getting bored. When you keep your cat entertained, you’re more likely to keep him out of trouble. Boredom can especially set in when the owners are gone throughout the day. If you want to keep your cat occupied, there are a few items that you can consider... more »
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Bengals are hardy cats with few special care requirements. Still, your Bengal depends on you for food, shelter, health care and love. more »
Cats new to a home quickly discover the best surfaces for scratching. Unfortunately, the surfaces they choose are often expensive furniture. Pet... more »
Cats are notorious for scratching their owners' furniture and valuables. The best solution is to get a scratching post, but there are so many... more »
Pet cats will always have an innate need to claw. However, the destruction of furniture and scratching of carpet, objects, and even people can... more »
Puppies have a reputation for wreaking havoc on your home, but kittens can be just as bad. Claws, teeth and playfulness can combine forces to ruin... more »
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