Archive for the ‘Cat’ Category

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 ...

Aggression In Cats

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

by Virginia Sutherland Cats are usually viewed as relatively peaceful creatures. Most people assume that if a cat is given food, water, and a suitable place to rest then it will remain docile and loving toward its owners while also displaying the usual feline independence. While many cats are just that, ...

Cat Litter - A Look At The Different Options Available

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

by Ned D'Agostino House training seems to be a major reason many people hesitate to get a family pet. Cats however rarely need much training. Just buy a litter box, add some cat litter, and oftentimes that's all that is needed. Most kittens already know how to use a box. Their mother ...

Buying Or Adopting A Cat? What Is Best For You

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

by Virginia Sutherland When the time comes to welcome a cat into the family, the question of whether to purchase a cat from a breeder or pet store or to instead adopt a cat from another family or an animal shelter can come up. If your quest is to get a cat ...

How To Walk Your Cat on A Leash

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

by Virginia Sutherland The majority of people who have ever owned a cat would probably get a hearty chuckle out of the idea of putting a leash on a cat and taking it for a walk. Cats are so incredibly independent that it's hard to imagine the thought of tying ...

Do You Make This Mistake With Your Cat’s Carrier?

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

by Jane Tompsett Just about every cat owner has to face this problem sooner or later. You need to get your cat into their carrier to visit the vet, be taken to the cattery or to travel to another home and what do you know? Your loving and ever-present cat has ...

Still have doubts on the dangers of Chinese imports?

Monday, April 21st, 2008

by Susan Thixton If there is anyone that has the slightest doubt that Chinese imported products - pet food ingredients or human products - continue to be dangerous, read a recent New York Times article posted on their website titled Impact of the Heparin Drug Scare. The most compelling part ...

Your Cat and Ringworm

Monday, April 21st, 2008

by Mike Roberts Ringworm is a very common form of skin disease that is found in both dogs and cats. Although its name makes you think otherwise, this skin disease isn't caused by any type of worm. It's actually caused by fungi known as Dermatophytes that feed on dead tissues found ...

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