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How to Clean Your Cat’s Ears

September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments · Cat Care, Cat Grooming, Cat Health

  Always inspect your cat’s ears as part of regular cat grooming.  Grip the top of the ear and gently turn the ear flap inside out until you can clearly see the interior. If the ear appears clean there is no need for you to clean it. If your cat has any discharge other than […]

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Is it okay to give my cat milk?

July 31st, 2010 · No Comments · Cat Health, Uncategorized

Is it okay to give milk to your cat occasionally?  No!!  Generally speaking cats shouldn’t drink milk because most cats are lactose intolerant to the sugars in the milk.  However, not all cats are lactose intolerant and  a little of milk as a treat now and then shouldn’t be a big problem. The exception to this […]

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How does your cat show you his love?

July 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Cat Care, Cat Health

Cats can sometimes adopt a blanket and use it like a security blanket. This will include lots of kneading, purring and suckling at the blanket. In some cases, cats have been observed to exhibit sexual movements accompanying the kneading and suckling. Kittens who are taken away from their mothers before they are fully weaned may […]

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Grooming your Cat

June 9th, 2010 · No Comments · Cat Grooming, Cat Health

As far as cats are concerned, cleanliness is next to godliness. And most cat owners agree. It’s a pleasant side of your cat – grooming and licking himself until his fur is soft and shiny. We all love a clean pet. A normal adult cat will spend up to 30 percent of its waking time […]

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Eating Grass and Your Cat

June 8th, 2010 · No Comments · Cat Care, Cat Health

Much has been written in regard to the importance of providing cat grass to feline pets. Some cat owners make the mistake of preventing their cat from eating grass. There are various reasons for this, one being that they think it makes their cat ill or upsets their stomach.  This is an incorrect assumption and […]

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Diabetes Mellitus with your Cat

May 25th, 2010 · No Comments · Cat Health

  Diabetes is a very complicated and fairly common disease of older cats. It is estimated to occur in approximately 1 of every 400 cats. Diabetes is  referred to as “sugar diabetes” because of the abnormal level of sugar in the bloodstream of cats with the disease. Although affecting cats of any breed, sex, or […]

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New Cat to the Family?

October 14th, 2009 · No Comments · Cat Care, Cat Grooming, Cat Health, cat litter box, Cat Scratching Post, Cat Supplies, Cat Toys, Catnip

There are lots of things one needs to consider when bring a new cat home to be with the family. First, select a veterinarian to help you care for your cat. Set up an appointment for his/her physical to have a clean bill of health and a schedule for boosters shots, spaying and other things […]

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Carlie’s Latest Injury

October 8th, 2009 · No Comments · Cat Containment Systems, Cat Health, Pet Radio Fence

As you can see, Charlies latest injury breaking his leg is just one of the many mishaps in his brief life. So what can we do in the future to prevent our Cats injuring themselves when they go out side to play.  Well its called PetSafe electronic systems that prevent our feline friends from leaving the […]

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Is Your Outdoor Cat Carrying a Stowaway?

October 3rd, 2009 · No Comments · Cat Health, Tick and Flea Control

While it may be true that indoor-outdoor cats have more fun, there are a few unique problems that occasionally plague their owners. You might have decided to let your cat go outside in the hopes that he would rely on the litter tray a bit less. Perhaps you wanted him to find alternative places to […]

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What a Wonderful Cat Day

September 27th, 2009 · No Comments · Cat Grooming, Cat Health

    A  spa and back rub for your cat should be in your daily cat grooming schedule.

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