Cat Health
Are You Risking Your Cat's Life?
How do you protect your cat from getting hurt or even killed around the house? I realize that that question may seem odd in that your house in which you and your cats live in could be so dangerous that it may risk your pet's life, but the fact of the matter is that hazards exist everywhere you look and it...
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If you have allergy problems that still insist on having a cat, or multiple cats for that matter, then below are a few tips to help you manage:
1. Reduce or limit your exposure to other allergens. Your best bet is to avoid outside substances that may cause an allergic reaction in addition to how your cats make you feel. For example, you will want to avoid aerosol products, cigarettes, perfumes, a...
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When a cat has diabetes this means that he has an unusually high concentration of sugar that runs through his blood and urine. Diabetes is essentially a loss of the control of how much sugar is in the blood. This disease can be just as dangerous for cats as it is for humans.
Your cat may have one of the two types of diabetes that exist. The first type is called insulin-dependent diabetes. This is when the pancreas has failed to p...
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Cats always run the risk of getting injured and this is especially true if your cat is allowed to roam outside without boundaries. The greatest amount of danger to outside cats is the traffic coming from vehicles. The injuries that are caused by oncoming cars are typically so grave th...
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When your cat starts to reach those golden years his senses will slowly start to decline. His vision will deteriorate, as well as his hearing and sense of smell. Not all cats age the same, but there are some common changes that you can look out for so you can be sure to take extra care when he starts to hit old age.
There'll be some changes that you may hardly notice as the years g...
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Did you know that catnip can be a huge asset to modifying your cat's behavior? Most cat owners see catnip as just a nice treat or something that cat toys contain to keep them occupied. They then end up overusing catnip and eventually cats become immune to the effects.
What Makes Catni...
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What Is FIV And How Can I Prevent My Cat From Catching It?
There is one very specific virus that you should look out for when owning a cat. This virus is called feline immunodeficiency virus, or commonly referred to as FIV. This cat virus is the equivalent to AIDS in humans. Cats that become infected with the FIV virus can attract a range of other illnesses such as ringworm, cancer, bacterial infections, etc. When your cat has FIV, it becomes alm...
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How Animal Shelters Have Increased The Rate Of Cat Adoptions
The quality of cat shelters has changed dramatically over the past 20 years. In fact, it's sad to say but there was a time when a shelter was simply a dumping ground for stray cats with little or no attention to the quality of their life. It was just a place where cats can be thrown off the streets until they were either picked up, or they died. Fortunately, most shelte... Continue Reading...
Are you a cat owner that believes in feeding your cat what nature intended – fresh raw meat? Well your not alone. Although many people feed their cats food from the shelves at their local pet or grocery store, some cat owners (like myself) feed their cats nothing but the cleanest raw meat that money can buy. You do not have to study any type of feeding chart or nutritional suggestion guide for y... Continue Reading...