Archive for the ‘Cat’ Category

Cat Illness: 3 Major Symptom Areas

Friday, July 4th, 2008

by Kurt Schmitt Your cat has a hard time telling you when she's ill. Here are some of the major cat illness symptom categories and how to spot problems. Since a radical change in your cat's behavior can be a sign of trouble, you'll want to note your cat's typical routine. Cats ...

Cat Illness Symptoms: 3 Major Categories

Friday, July 4th, 2008

by Kurt Schmitt If your cat isn't feeling good, you can imagine it's hard for her to clearly communicate that to you. To make it easier, then, you have to be very observant. Here are a few major areas of cat illness and symptoms to which you should be alert. Pay attention ...

Intestinal Worms in Cats at a Glance

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

by Kurt Schmitt Worms in cats are a common occurrence, especially in kittens, and your vet will test for them once per year. Testing is done by way of a stool sample. Worms are intestinal parasites either directly or indirectly feeding off of your cat. Worms use cats in order to reproduce ...

The Amazing Maine Coon Cat

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

by John Savage The Maine Coon Cat which must be one of the biggest of the domestic breed of cats is readily recogised by its lovely bushy tail and its striped and long fur. The Maine Coon Cat belongs to North America and not surprisingly is a native of the state ...

How to Feed Senior Citizen Cats

Wednesday, June 4th, 2008

by Dan Chan Providing proper diet for an elderly cat is a matter of finding out the physical condition of your cat. It can be hard without a veternarian visit. Always examine your geriatric cat's desire for food, food consumption, eating behavior, weight, and body condition. This info ...

Cat Training is the Hardest Job on the Planet

Friday, May 23rd, 2008

by TJ Lashley Want a new job? Well, try taking on cat training. Yes, I must admit, I hate cat training and all the dedication that goes into it; however, I adore a well behaved kitty and there is nothing that will produce that except for consistent and thoughtful ...

How To Cat Care: Cat Training in Ten Minutes…Busted!

Sunday, May 18th, 2008

by TJ Lashley Let's start from the beginning. Cat training is crucial to the proper development of your cat and in order to maintain dominion within your home. Cat training in ten minutes is a nice idea, but a shaky reality. The truth is that cat training in 10 minutes just ...

Taking Your Cat To The Groomer? Some Things To Expect

Friday, May 16th, 2008

by Virginia Sutherland You probably already know that cats can bathe themselves by using their tongues to lick their fur clean, but sometimes this type of cleaning just isn't sufficient to work out the mats and tangles that can get into cats' hair. This is especially true for long hair ...

Your Garden And How To Keep Cats Out

Saturday, May 10th, 2008

by Mike Roberts You've probably spent a lot of time growing and maintaining your garden and the last thing you need is a cat in there digging around. Below are some tips on how to keep your feline friend out of the garden. The very first thing you can do when ...

Cat Urine On The Carpet? Oh, No…

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

by Virginia Sutherland Getting cat urine on your carpet is by no means one of the joys of pet ownership. It can be really distressing and frustrating and it is easy to get angry at kitty... Cat urine is one of the more challenging odors to remove especially when not using proper ...

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