Monday, August 16, 2010

Does Your Cat Need a Flea Collar?

Cat flea collars seem to have been a hot topic of discussion lately. There are pros and cons about different types of flea collars and of course, both sides say they are right.

Many flea collars on the market today contain strong chemicals. The chemicals obviously kill the fleas. However, would you place a chemical necklace around a child? I wouldn't think so. Children who play with the kitten or cat wearing these types of collars are also in danger of having some of the harsh chemicals rub

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Cat Tree Furniture

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Good quality cat tree furniture is probably as important for your cat as its bed or feeding bowls. It gives your cat somewhere to climb, rest, stretch and sharpen their claws on. It can also save your furniture and curtains from being scratched.
Cats need to scratch at something to help them keep their claws sharp. They need them sharp so they can catch prey such

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Litter Box Training For Kittens

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Training your kitten to use the litter box is the first thing you should do when you first bring your kitten home. Getting this right will save you days of cleaning up puddles and messes later.
A breeder friend of mine told me that the easiest way to do this is to use a tissue or paper towel to soak up the urine the first time your kitten

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Reasons Why Your Cat Might Be Fussy

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We know cats are independent creatures who only tolerate us humans. But what makes them fussy. And just what does 'fussy' mean. The dictionary definition is 'excessively busy with trifles'; anxious or particular about petty details'. (Ref: The Macquarie Dictionary.) However when it comes to cats, my definition of 'fussy' is more to do with likes or dislikes of various types of

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Reasons Why Your Cat Might Be Fussy

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We know cats are independent creatures who only tolerate us humans. But what makes them fussy. And just what does 'fussy' mean. The dictionary definition is 'excessively busy with trifles'; anxious or particular about petty details'. (Ref: The Macquarie Dictionary.) However when it comes to cats, my definition of 'fussy' is more to do with likes or dislikes of various types of cats.
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How Cats Bond With Their Owners

We all know that cats are solitary animals who can survive quite well without human intervention. A look at any feral cat population, or those farm cats who live in the grain or hay shed keeping the mouse population down, will illustrate this perfectly. However, cats have become used to 'belonging' to humans through society. For genera

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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Your Sick Cat

Cats are normally very healthy but like all of us, sometimes they can get sick. It is up to you to recognize when your cat is sick and what to do about it.
Usually, sickness in cats is due to a congenital defect, an infection or parasite of some sort or through an accident.
Congenital Defects
Just like with humans, cats can be born with congenital o

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