Cats are part of our family. Explore useful information and how-to care tips regarding cat health, behaviour and more.
Your new cat is not a small dog. A cat’s most basic needs, as well as their personality…
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No doubt, cats are probably one of the cleanest creatures on earth. If you’ve ever watched your cat groom, then you know it can do this for what seems like hours on end.
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Is it fair to say that your cat is a bit of a mystery? Cats can be curious, cuddly, wise, and aloof all within one moment. Their very nature is fiercely independent and wild at heart. But for as independent and wild as your cat may be, he or she does need your care and…
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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 people think that their indoor…
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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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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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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 people think that their indoor…
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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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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 people think that their indoor…
5 MIN READ
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…
5 MIN READ
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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