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- Should You Give Your Cat Catnip?
- Kitten Kindergarten
- Ways to Keep Your Cats From Fighting
- ID Your Relationship With Your Cat
- 7 Ways to Pamper Your Cat
- Insure Your Kitty's Health
- My Cat Forgives Me Every Day
- From Feline to Family Member
- Is Christmas Tree Stand Water Harmful?
- How Your Cat Says 'I Love You'
- Children and New Cats
- How to Introduce a New Pet to Your Old Pet
- How to Prevent 5 Common Cat Illnesses
- Top 10 Cat Health Insurance Claims
- Can Cat Feeders Solve Mealtime Problems?
- The Fabric Cats Won't Scratch
- Top 5 New Cat Products
- Manage Your Cat's Health Care
- Facial Profiling of Cats
- Understanding Cat Purring
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Dr. Trisha Joyce shares the special nutritional needs of cats in their golden years
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There's a one-word answer that solves the mystery as to how cats evolved the ability to right themselves in midair and land on their paws: trees
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More and more couples are including a cat family member in their nuptials. These nine tips will have you and your cat walking down the aisle before you say 'I do'
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Cats have a natural curiosity about plants. Add that to the newness, stinky dirt, leaves, moisture and more, and it is no wonder that cats find most plants to be fascinating
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Wondering if your cat has what it takes to be training in cat agility competitions? For those who are interested, getting started is fairly simple
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Luxury hotels aren't just for people. From Las Vegas to the U.K., your cat can vacation in comfort and style
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The last three life stages for cats are classified as mature, senior and geriatric. Once your cat reaches these stages, it is necessary to make certain changes to your pet's diet and lifestyle
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At least five different factors can influence how long an individual cat sleeps
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Exercise and mental stimulation are wonderful for a cat's health, and agility can be a great way to help them achieve this
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Ursa Corynne, Sugar Cube, and Sir Linus: These are cats that are shattering the stereotypical image of cats as lazy, disinterested layabouts. These are the Olympians of the cat world
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It is a little-known fact that cats have whiskers on the back of their front legs
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How to cut costs without sacrificing the health of your beloved companion
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There are a ton of smartphone and tablet games and apps that are made just for cats. Here are our top picks
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Is your cat over-the-hill in terms of age? Certified Cat Behavior Consultant Marilyn Krieger reveals how you can still train your senior cat
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When a cat is happy, it may exhibit these facial features
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Removing litter box odors in a chemical-free way will make your home healthier and more pleasant for you and your cat. Here's how
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We all want our pets to live healthy lives, but are we as informed as we should be? Take this quiz to see how you measure up
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Are you a dog-centric pet owner who's looking to get a cat for the family? These cat breeds just may win you over
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According to The Humane Society of the United States, you can discourage ankle-nipping and other overly aggressive kitten behavior by doing the following
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It seems like every week, news headlines highlight some amazing story about a cat that got lost in an airport or another busy place. The cat often miraculously finds its way back home, even if it takes months or even years
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With cold weather approaching, senior cats often start to feel the ache of arthritis. Here's what to do to help your pet
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Many cats become fearful during storms, turning fall and winter months into high-anxiety time. Here are some ways to calm your cat until the thunder, lightning and rain subside
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Aging is inevitable, but it doesn't need to diminish your cat's quality of life. Here are five ways to make the most out of your pet's senior years.
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Cats that suffer from separation anxiety are distressed because their owners are not around. Your cat acts out not to spite you, but because you have changed its routine
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I do not advocate that you frequently bathe your cat, since it can deplete your cat's fur of natural oils and leave the skin vulnerable to problems. But you can give your cat a homemade bran bath
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Many owners are under the impression that allergies only happen in the spring and summer. Not true
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Why are some cats so vocal, while others seem to hardly meow?
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Here's solutions that will help to keep your kitty cat both happy and hydrated this summer
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The Humane Society of the United States supports indoor-only living for cats, but some owners remain convinced that life in the 'great' outdoors can be beneficial. A new study on the secret lives of feral and free-roaming house cats solves the mystery. One message is clear: Living outdoors poses countless threats to cats
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Dogs often get credit for their lifesaving skills, but cats have also performed similar impressive feats. Here's stories of cats that have saved their owners' lives
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Cats have to contend with the summer heat just as much as we do. With a body covered in fur and a natural propensity to drink minimal water, cats can suffer heat-related illness just as quickly as people and other pets. Here are some ideas to help your cat beat the summer heat
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In difficult times, cat lovers all over the country have separately rallied to make sure that no cat is left unfed. Grassroots pet food banks have sprung up in most regions, with local humane societies offering contact information for needy or infirm pet owners in their communities
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Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) has been a diagnosis without hope. Until now. A new medication shows promise, and a cutting-edge genetic breakthrough may be near
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If your Twitter timeline is a boring stream of people complaining about their bosses, taking pictures of their lunch, or checking in to every single place they go, you may want to follow a cat or two. It's refreshing, cute and just plain fun. Here are my recommendations of who to follow
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Many pet stores are at last acknowledging the green movement. Here are some products you might watch out for
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At four weeks of age, when their digestive tracts are ready to accept it, kittens are usually introduced to solid food. Here are the most important nutrients for these growing young kittens
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Is it possible to take great photos of your cat -- without the help of a professional photographer? After all, cats move quickly and often turn their heads or become uncooperative at the wrong moment. Some cats are simply afraid of the camera. Here's how to best prepare for your photo shoot with your cat
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The question isn't so much, should you protect your pets from fleas and ticks, but instead, where should you buy flea and products, and how do you decide what to buy?
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New research recently revealed that women, in general, tend to bond more with cats than men do. Many men, however, enjoy equally rewarding relationships with cats. What might explain our puzzling human-cat dynamics? Science is providing some answers
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Litter box problems are among the top concerns of cat owners, and for good reason. Surveys suggest that at least 10 percent of all cats develop elimination problems over the course of their lives. Nearly all litter box issues are related to underlying health problems. The ASPCA suggests the following do's and don'ts to help you manage and prevent elimination outside of the litter box
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Pregnancy is a time of joy, but for many women, a time of unprecedented worry. Along with the admonitions about caffeine, lunchmeat and wine, many pregnant women are told they should get rid of their cats because of health risks. With a few basic safety precautions, the Centers for Disease Control states that pregnant women do not need to give up their cats
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Someone recently asked me, 'Do purebred cats require more expensive care?' My initial reaction was a resounding, instinctive, 'Heck yes.' But why is that?
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When you take your cat to the vet, there may be a number of people working there, other than the veterinarian. These individuals can include a veterinary assistant and a veterinary technician, among others. Don't know the difference? Here's the roles that these individuals and others play in the typical office of an animal doctor
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When perusing the pet food aisle at your local store, what criteria do you use to select your cat's meals? An Ipsos poll surveyed pet owners on this very issue. Over 1,000 randomly selected adults were interviewed online to determine how they select pet food. See how your own decision-making process rates in comparison to that of the survey respondents
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Cats are mammals as we are, so their teeth react to plaque the way ours do. Plaque is a buildup of food debris and bacteria that can eat away at tooth enamel. If it isn't properly washed or brushed away, plaque can react with mineral deposits and turn into tartar
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My cat joins me for dinner every night. And by 'joins me for dinner,' I mean he sits on the table 3 inches away from my plate and stares longingly at my meal
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Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) might be the most dreaded diagnosis for cats. That's because it usually happens to kittens. Until now, FIP has always been considered fatal, but it seems there may be hope, at least for some infected cats
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It may be possible for cats to go through near-death experiences, have mystical experiences and feel the bliss that some people have associated with religious happenings
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For some animal lovers, pet rescue almost becomes second nature. If you're new to cat rescue, however, it's important to take certain things into consideration, especially if you're hoping to socialize a feral kitty. I suggest following these steps
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As the Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog breed in America (according to American Kennel Club registration statistics), the Persian is our most popular pedigreed cat. The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) recently announced annual registration numbers for 2010. It so happens that CFA President Jerry Hanza has been a Persian cat breeder for 15 years
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Traveling with a cat is a lot like traveling with kids. You must include rest stops, so if it takes two hours to reach your destination, plan on taking three. Here are some essentials you should always pack for your pet-friendly road trip
- Protect Your Cat's Teeth From Disease
- The Hottest New Cat Products
- Cat Food Ingredients for Good Health
- Importance of L-carnitine
- Writers Who Love Their Cats
- Veterinary Trend: Cat-only Clinics
- Happy Tails Books Author Kyla Duffy
- Cat Food That Maintains Healthy Digestion
- Check Out Inspirational Books for The Pet Lovers in Your Life
- New Pet Products Make Ideal Holiday Gifts
- Can You Afford Your Vet Bills?
- The Dos and Donts of Walking Cats
- Your Cat's Unique Nutritional Needs
- Is Your Cat at Risk for Diabetes?
- Cats and Songbirds Can Live in Harmony
- Adopt a Senior Pet Month Saves Lives
- No Perfect Answer For Deterring Pesky Neighborhood Cats
- Help Shelter Cats Even if You Can't Adopt
- Mealtime in a Multi-cat Home
- Host a Cat Playdate
- How to Know Your Cat's Vet Needs
- Help Your Cat Go Green at Mealtime
- Multi-cat Food Explained
- Ringworm: The Leading Cause of Cat Skin Disease
- Technology Made for Cats
- Keep Your Cat Cool This Summer
- How Cat Food Is Made and Tested
- Cats Are Inspiring New Supercomputers
- Cat Fur Can Identify Criminals
- Improve Cat Veterinary Office Visits
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Most cats dread their visits to the vet. These tips will help make the trip more pleasant for both you and your pet
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From the store to storage, here are smart tips for keeping your cat's food as fresh and palatable as possible
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A more mature cat from your local shelter, humane society or other animal organization may be the best possible addition to your household
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Protein is a vital component of pet food, particularly for our feline friends. It helps to understand why when you are selecting a cat food product
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Kittens, adult cats and senior cats have different protein needs. Learn what's best for your cat
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Fostering a cat is a great way to help your local animal shelter and make a cat's life a little better until it is adopted
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With all of this research, the question remains: How important is diet in helping to manage urinary disease?
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The ASPCA offers the following tips for making exercise interesting and enjoyable for your cat
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Seasonal changes are more pronounced, so it's true that your cat's behavior is likely to change with the seasons
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Cats sometimes seem to mirror human behavior. Both male and female cats can act as bullies, picking on other cats
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With almost 1 million cats worldwide, Catbook has become an online phenomenon for people to network with other cat-friendly folks
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Curl up on your couch -- with your kitten -- and dive into one of these must-reads for any feline fancier
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A revised diet that favored particularly odorous foods can help improve a cat's eating behavior almost immediately
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In her book "Think Like a Cat: How to Raise a Well-Adjusted Cat -- Not a Sour Puss", Pam Johnson-Bennett shares five primary tips on how to quickly determine a kitten's temperament
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You love your cat, but you also love your furniture. Now, with minimal effort, it's relatively simple to live in harmony with your cat and enjoy scratch-free furniture
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Cats are very good at hiding signs of physical disease and distress. For this reason, their deep gazes can be an excellent opportunity to catch early signs of ocular disease in our feline companions
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What is a displacement behavior for cats, and how does licking fall under that description?
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It's common knowledge that dogs should go for walks, play fetch and exercise, but did you know that your cat should be squeezing in fitness time too?
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Each individual cat has its own unique personality shaped by many different factors. Most of these influences can be categorized as either nature or nurture
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Cat obesity can have a variety of causes. If you're ready to get your cat in shape, here are a couple of things to keep in mind
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Numerous studies conclude that cats reduce the stress levels of their owners. Few things are as soothing as a relaxed cat purring or snoozing on your lap
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Increasingly, our pets play significant roles in choosing potential dates or mates. For many of us, that means potential mates must pass the 'cat test'
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Dressing up your cat in a cute sweater or shirt may be fun for you, but most cats dislike the feeling of something on their fur
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Many cats follow the same routine before sleeping, and yet several aspects of this ritual remain somewhat mysterious to us
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I've given my share of cat baths, and I have the scars to prove it. The key is to have a plan, keep everything you need handy and ask someone else to help you, if possible
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Foods for an active senior cat can promote healthy digestion and help improve immune response, all while fueling your cat's busy day. Here's what to look for
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The rise of the smartphone and tablet has led to some innovative applications that can help to keep your cat healthy. Check out my top three favorites
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Though cats and dogs are the most common household pets in North America, the similarities practically end there. Their needs and preferences for food, water and socialization are quite distinct.
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Here's a clue for future cat-toy shopping: Quite often, your cat's preferred method of hunting will be reflected in its choice of favorite toys. Here's more about the feline play drive, and how you can better select toys for your cat
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That depends on how technical you get with the definition of 'singing.'
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Short on cash, but still want to entertain your cat? Get creative with a homemade cat toy
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Are cats born with a fear of dogs, or do they learn this behavior based on experience?
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Cat owner Dorian Wagner says microfiber has eliminated her concerns over feline-damaged furniture
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Take a look at the food bowls offered online and in pet stores, and you'll find more than a handful of newfangled bowls designed to solve various food-related problems -- especially overeating
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Most cats enjoy being petted, but a cat massage session takes that quality time to a whole new level. Try these cat-massage techniques, and you'll help to forge a tighter bond between you and your pet
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Mind activity is important for cats, such that it can even lead to physical benefits for your feline. Here are four ways you can keep your cat's mind and body engaged throughout the day
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Your cat's carrier is its safe haven -- while at home or out traveling -- says veterinarian Dr. Jane Brunt. The reality, however, is that many cats freak out when they see their carriers. Dr. Brunt shares how you can transform a cat-carrier into a feline-friendly haven by following these five steps
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Now that summer is here, the rising temperature, brighter sun and increased risk of ticks and fleas can all pose threats to your cat. But you can help your kitty enjoy the summer as much as you do by taking a few precautions
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Cats are the masters of naps, the sultans of snooze, the kings of comfort. So which bed is best for your sleepy cat?
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Cats have the ability to mask the signs of illness far longer than one would suspect, which is why very subtle changes in behavior and activity could be indicators of a serious disease. Such is the case with feline diabetes, a common disease in cats
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Cats engage in fake sleep. This is when a feline curls into a sleeping position, closes its eyes and takes on the appearance of a sleeping kitty. It could, however, be wide-awake and only pretending to sleep
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You're good to be concerned, as cats can feel pain when picked up the wrong way. Some very docile cats may tolerate the pain, but the last thing you and other thoughtful owners want to do is to hurt the cat.
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If you're bringing a new kitten home, it's only proper that you should formally introduce this newest family member to the rest of the cats in your multi-cat household. If everything goes smoothly, you'll avoid many problems in the future.
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If you do find yourself tasked with the care of a pregnant cat there are important steps you can take to ensure a healthy pregnancy and delivery. Here's how to provide the best prenatal and postnatal care for your pet
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With kitten season officially underway, it's not uncommon to find stray, lost or abandoned cats and kittens now. Your heart cries out for these poor kitties, but what can you do to help them?
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It is thought that some cats are more intelligent than others, and in ways that can be demonstrated. Here's one clever way of measuring your cat's intelligence
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You wouldn't think of allowing your dog to wander freely around the neighborhood, but millions of cats come and go as they please. I doubt a single animal welfare group or shelter in America today would argue that cats should not be allowed to roam freely
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Girl Scouts are most publicly linked to cookies, but what most people may not realize is that they routinely complete animal-related community service projects to earn achievement awards at different stages of scouting. Here's a handful of the cat-oriented projects that the Girl Scouts have made their own
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Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), an omega-3 fatty acid, is essential to your young cat's neural growth. Kittens naturally produce DHA, but their bodies don't easily put it to use. The key to raising a smart adult cat is feeding your kitten a high-quality commercial food that contains DHA. Here's why DHA matters
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I have a magnet on my fridge that says 'No outfit is complete without cat hair." I'm assuming they didn't add 'or piece of furniture, or comforter, or couch pillow or curtain ..." simply because it would just make the magnet too big. There's good news, though! Here's a list of my favorite creative cat-hair removers
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Few things erode the bond between human and cat more quickly than the stench of cat urine seeping into the rug. Inappropriate elimination, which is the term used whenever a cat eliminates outside of the proper area, is one of the leading causes of cats being relinquished to shelters
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Antioxidants are substances or compounds that help prevent oxidation, which forms free radicals in your body. These are rogue oxygen molecules that can dangerously react with other molecules, leading to health problems. The same thing may happen to your cat
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Recently, an interviewer asked me if cats experience love. I rattled on some scientific findings suggesting that cats do indeed feel and demonstrate what we know as love. My mind, though, drifted to memories of observed cat romances, as well as long-standing cat friendships that have played out in my house
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While he was completing his final year of veterinary school, Dr. Tony Buffington started noticing a relationship between stressful events or environments and evidence of certain 'sickness behaviors' in cats
- Prebiotics Support Your Cat's Inner Strength
- Are Tick and Flea Control Products Safe for Your Cat?
- If We Love Cats So Much, How Come Cats Suffer So Much
- The 'Animal Nanny' Cat Sitter Cares for Lonely Cats
- Calm the Fears of Your Scaredy-Cat
- Mixed-breed Cats No Longer Outclassed
- Drug Recalls Put Spotlight on Cat Anesthesia Safety
- Cat Food Ingredients: The 4 Essential Groups
- The Reasoning for Indoor Cats
- Erase Your Cat's Carbon Footprint
- Pet Identification: The Best Care for Your Cat
- An Inside Look at Cat Grooming
- Why Your Cat Won't Eat
- The Easiest Way to Assess Your Cat's Health
- Cat Product Trends
- How and Why Cats Purr
- Common Cat Health Myths - Debunked!
- Is Feline Diabetes Becoming An Epidemic?
- Whet Your Cat's Appetite With Wet Cat Food
- Is Your "Natural" Cat Food Truly Natural?
- Not so Stupid Pet Tricks for Cats
- Signs of a Stressed-out Cat
- FIP Remains Fatal, But A New Drug is Being Tested
- Cat Microchipping Effort Breaks Record
- Celebrating Feral Cats
- Who Knew? Cat's Meow Had Subtext
- Treating Cats with a Heartworm Preventative
- Tampa Tops List of Cat-Friendly Cities
- Cat's Quirky Eating, Drinking Habits Not Unusual or Harmful
- Cat Overpopulation Remains a Problem, Especially in Summer
- Cat Breeds for Dog Lovers
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