Cats. Kittens. Kitty. Feline. Pussycat. There are so many names for our cats. How many pet names do you have for your pet? Our four legged furry feline friends are always there for us aren’t they? Then we should be there for them. Everything your cat wants you to know about them. Why do cats behave the way they do? What do you do about their behavior problems? Is it possible to train a cat? How do I teach my cat to use a litter box? How much do I feed my cat? Does my cat love me? How can I train my cat? Here are the articles every cat owner must read.
A covered litter box also known as an enclosed litter box are very popular. The people working at almost every pet store we have visited, talked on and on about how great a covered litter box is. Not one mentioned any down sides. Too good to be true?
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Is your cat stealing food from the table? Many cats do this—and not always because they are hungry. Stealing food is similar to hunting, and Mother Nature dictates to the cat that, if an opportunity arises, it must be taken. But not everyone wants to eat from the same plate with the family cat. In this article, you are going to learn how to stop your cat from stealing your food.
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How long is your cat in heat already? For most cat owners, if they don’t control the heat cycle of their pet, it seems like an eternity. But do cats stay in heat for so long?
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Do you struggle to keep your cat off the kitchen counter? You are not alone. For many people, including those who love their cats and consider them part of the family, counter tops in the kitchen are places they would like to see free of cats. Unfortunately, cats love to climb. Combine this with curiosity, and you will find it is hard to prevent a cat from jumping on a kitchen counter. Or is it?
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In this article, you are going to learn how to stop your cat from scratching furniture, walls, and carpets, without punishing, declawing, or getting rid of your cat.
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One of the most common problems, when we suggest that people switch their cat to wet food, is that their cats don’t like it. Cats who have been eating dry food their whole life may be like: “Are you serious? What is that? Bring back my kibbles!” Many cats are very loyal to their current food brand and will not even look at anything else.
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The diagnosis of diabetes in veterinary medicine is widespread and climbing. It affects both cats and dogs: in the United States, one in 400 dogs and one in 150 cats are affected. Results are similar in the UK and Australia. Even more so, numbers are climbing and there is little doubt that the cause is our lifestyle, and the lifestyle we impose upon our pets.
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Purring is one of the most famous sounds that cats make. After constant, loud meowing, that is. Usually we think of purring as a sign of calmness and contentedness. But what is really going on and why do cats purr? Let’s find out!
Safety first! Before even your kitten arrives home, you should re-evaluate and kitten proof your home. We know, it’s a bit of a trap, because reality is different from expectations.
Is your house safe enough for your kitten or adult cat? Read More »
When you adopt or buy a kitten, you want to pick a good one. Foremost, you want to check if the kitten is healthy. Is it possible to do so without bringing a vet with you? It certainly is, but you have to pay close attention and know what to look for.
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