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Care for Cats

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Although cats are generally a low maintenance pet when compared to dogs, there is still a considerable amount of care that must be put in concerning their diet, nutrition and overall health. A little love goes a long way, too.

Cat Basics

Grooming Cats

  • How to Buy a Cat Grooming Kit

    Although cats spend a lot of time grooming themselves, they still benefit from the additional grooming you can do for them. Your grooming can help keep your cat looking Read More

  • How to Groom and Bathe Your Cat

    Anyone who has been around cats knows that they are meticulous groomers. Most cats will spend their days licking and grooming themselves. A cat’s tongue is the perfect tool Read More

  • How to Groom a Cat for a Show

    A cat show is a beauty contest for cats, so the better the appearance of your cat, the better the chances she'll bring home a blue ribbon. However, trying to groom some Read More

  • How to Stop a Cat From Over Grooming Itself

    When a cat starts grooming itself often enough to develop thin or bare spots, it’s important for the owner to pay attention. This behavior can be stress-related, but Read More

  • How to Clean a Cat's Ears

    It is important to keep your cat free of ear infections and ear mites. Follow these steps to clean your feline's ears without damaging an eardrum or lacerating the ear canal. Read More

  • How to Brush Hair on a Cat

    All cats, even short-haired ones, need to be brushed regularly. Brushing removes excess hair, dead skin cells and will help cut down on the amount of cat hair you find on Read More

  • How to Clip Your Cat's Nails

    Clipping your cat's nails can be a trying task. I used to avoid clipping my furbaby's nails until absolutely necessary because I would inevitably end up bleeding and Read More

  • How to Clear Sleepers From a Cat's Eyes

    You may have noticed that your cat has sleepers, just like you. These sleepers are small amounts of dry discharge stuck to the fur around your pet's eyes. To keep your pet Read More

  • How to Treat a Cat for Matted Fur

    Grooming your cat regularly with a brush or comb will reduce the occurrence of mats in the fur. Unfortunately, many cats wind up with matted fur because they hate to be Read More

  • How to Care for Your Cat's Teeth

    As they age, most cats will experience dental problems, ranging from broken teeth and inflamed gums to periodontal disease and cavities. An examination by your veterinarian Read More

Cat Diet

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