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Cats Don't Always Land on Their Feet
There's a popular misconception that falling cats always land on their feet, and that they can fall from great heights without injury. more...
High-Carb Diets Cause Health Problems in Cats
The majority of commercially available cat foods are high in carbohydrates and low in protein, a recipe for disaster when fed to a carnivore. more...
High-carbohydrate, low-protein cat foods put cats at risk for a number of illnesses. Getting plenty of protein is critical to feline health. more...
Disaster Preparedness for Cats and Other Pets
Having a disaster kit for pets is a good idea, particularly for those who live in areas that are prone to earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, or wildfires. more...
Ringworm is a common cause of skin problems in cats and dogs, and humans can catch it from their pets. more...
Cats can develop many of the same allergies that afflict people, and treatment varies based on the type of allergy. more...
Symptoms of Illness in Cats and Kittens
There are a number of symptoms that require a trip to the veterinarian to rule out or treat medical problems. more...
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New Kitten Shopping List - Basic Supplies
By: Mia Carter
When adopting a new kitten, or even an adult cat, bring the following new cat shopping list along to the pet store for basic pet supplies. more...
By: Ian Shoust
Lately, clay litters have been scrutinized for causing possible health problems in cats and people. As a result, more people are looking at natural alternatives. more...
How to Get Your Cat to Drink More Water
By: Ian Shoust
Cats that do not drink enough water are susceptible to urinary tract and kidney illnesses. There are many ways you can encourage your cat to drink more water. more...
How to Care for Cats After Neutering Surgery
By: Mia Carter
Caring for a cat after a neutering operation can be difficult for some owners. Learn what to expect after neutering and how to care for a cat after surgery. more...
Introducing a Third Cat into a Household
By: Catherine Owen
Introducing a third cat into a household can be a territorial battle. Diminish the likelihood of feline fighting by following simple and respectful guidelines. more...
Treating Thyroid Disease in Cats
By: Karen Borrelli
Thyroid disease is a common ailment in senior cats but there are several treatment choices that can allow cats and their families many happy and healthy years. more...
Premium Cat Food vs. Grocery Brand Cat Food
By: Carly Duff
Dry cat food that is sold at grocery stores is not premium brand foods. Some cat owners might wonder what the difference is between the two. more...
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