CATS | The latest information and tips on how to train and socialize cats so that they can become part of your family with ease.
Just as humans are living longer, with improved medical care and better diets, cat aging has also improved, thanks to advanced nutrition and veterinary care. While a cat is considered “senior” sometime between the ages of seven and ten, many indoor housecats are living into their twenties. How cats age is similar to humans in…
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You might be feeling anxious about taking your cat for a visit to the vet, whether for a routine exam or for a specific health concern. You have to think about putting the cat in the carrier, the car ride, the waiting room – and then the actual exam itself. And if you’re feeling nervous…
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Ancient Egyptians believed that cats were gods. In the European Middle Ages cats were condemned, believed to be companions for witches. Either way, they have long been viewed as mysterious and unapproachable, and that reputation persists for the domesticated cat, to this day. It was only a few thousand years ago that cats became household…
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Can indoor cats get fleas? As far as fleas are concerned, your indoor cat is fair game. Just because your cat doesn’t romp through the wild doesn’t mean that your indoor cat won’t get cat fleas in your house. Cat fleas are the most common types of fleas found on cats, dogs, and wildlife. Many…
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If there’s one thing that both dog and cat parents can agree on, aside from how awesome their furry friend is, it’s that being in tune with their dog’s or cat’s behavioral patterns is the key to understanding subtle changes in their dog’s or cat’s health and wellbeing. As humans, we usually can communicate when…
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If your cat is like most cats, she spends her day catnapping, and she spends her night on the prowl. In between, you may find her doing what she does best—taking care of her rigorous, daily self-grooming schedule or lounging by the window, occasionally jumping up and down at the sight of a bird. Although…
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The short answer is because your cat loves you and wants to be close to you; sometimes, really, really close. You might not think that’s sweet when you wake up in the middle of the night wearing a cat on your head, but you have to admit, it is endearing. Sleeping with cats is not…
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You just cleaned the house, and you look down at your cat who has just created a trail of muddy paw prints. We bet your first instinct is to wash your cat’s paws.
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There are many reasons your cat might suffer from stress…
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Can indoor cats get fleas? As far as fleas are concerned, your indoor cat is fair game. Just because your cat doesn’t romp through the wild doesn’t mean that your indoor cat won’t get cat fleas in your house. Cat fleas are the most common types of fleas found on cats, dogs, and wildlife. Many…
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If there’s one thing that both dog and cat parents can agree on, aside from how awesome their furry friend is, it’s that being in tune with their dog’s or cat’s behavioral patterns is the key to understanding subtle changes in their dog’s or cat’s health and wellbeing. As humans, we usually can communicate when…
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If your cat is like most cats, she spends her day catnapping, and she spends her night on the prowl. In between, you may find her doing what she does best—taking care of her rigorous, daily self-grooming schedule or lounging by the window, occasionally jumping up and down at the sight of a bird. Although…
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