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Potential Problems For Hyperthyroid Cats
Managing a hyperthyroid cat is like juggling various sized and shaped objects. For each of the accepted forms of treatments, there are potential problems. Although I have chosen medication for my Jaspurr, it only helps control the amount of hormone, and the tumor continues to grow.
My Cats Are Not Aloof (and Yours Don't Need To Be Either)
Cats aren't aloof if treated correctly. If your cat is ignoring you or resisting your affections, it just means you haven't learned how to tap into a cat's personality yet.
Cat Picture of the Week: Cosmo
For several years now, About.com Cats has featured a Cat Picture of the Week, and this year is no exception. Photos are chosen from submittals to any of the *other* picture galleries on this site (most often from the featured gallery of the month). My criteria is the quality of the photo, and the ca
How to Teach Your Cat to Be a Dog
"Oh, a cat in a dog suit," said the vet, referring to my cat. He comes when I call him, and when I whistle. He follows me. When I lived on the second floor of a brownstone, I could call from the street, "Hey, Ace!," and he'd jump to the window.
Understand a Cat's Needs Before Adopting One
Do you seriously think about getting a cat or have you just received one as a present from your friends and you do not know anything about cats? Well, it is high time you learn some of a cat's basic needs, in order to keep her healthy and happy.
Urinary Tract Infection in Cats
Urinary tract infections can become extremely painful for affected felines. Fortunately, the symptoms of a urinary tract infection are relatively easy to spot and the infection can be treated relatively easily.
December Cats Picture Gallery: Elliott
Our Cats Picture Calendar celebrates red cats. Whether you call them flame, ginger, marmelade, red, yellow or orange, red cats reflect the colors of the December holidays. If you like red cats, you'll be crazy for these pictures of ginger cats. This picture features Elliott, a red tabby kitten.
Play and Exercise For Cats
Regular and moderate exercise will help to keep your cat's aging joints limber and strong. It will strengthen and tone her muscles, maintain her at a proper weight, increase her energy level, help her sleep better, strengthen her cardiovascular system, and keep her internal organs strong and he
"Conquering the Food Chain," by Stacy Mantle
The About Guide to Cats reviews the book, Conquering the Food Chain, by Stacy Mantle.
How to Treat Breathing Problems in a Kitten
Getting a new kitten can be exciting -- until the animal gets sick. The immune system and respiratory functions of younger cats are less developed than in older ones, and are more prone to infections. If left untreated, breathing problems can quickly turn into severe illness, which can be expensive
Can Your Cat Get Constipated?
Many people don't realize that their cats can get constipated too, and this can create dangerous problems for your cat. We humans can find ways of alleviating the problem such as medication or drinking prune juice. Cats can't do this so we need to be aware of our cat's behavior so we
How To Stop Cats From Urinating In The House - 3 Proven Methods To Try Tonight
Anyone that has a cat that has decided to stop using his litter box knows the nightmare that inappropriate urination can be. It doesn't matter how much you love your cat. If he isn't using his litter box and the smell of urine is all over your home, it's time to take action. In this a
Balinese Cat
Balinese is a long-haired feline breed. It is an oriental cat that is quite similar to the Siamese cat in appearance.
How to Repair Cat Scratched Carpet Holes
An unfortunate byproduct of having cats is their penchant for scratching. In the case of homes with carpet on the floors, this can result in a number of unsightly scratch and tear areas. Fortunately, there are ways to go about remedying and restoring these areas to their original condition.
Hair Loss on the Paws and Flaky Belly in Kittens
Dermatophytosis, commonly known as ringworm, causes hair loss on the paws and flaking skin on the belly in kittens and cats. Kittens catch ringworm more often than healthy adult cats because adult cats become immune to the fungus that causes ringworm, notes "Cat Wrangling Made Easy: Maintaining Peac
New Born Kitten Care
New born kitten care can be stressful but very rewarding.If the mother cat is not there or not able to feed the kitten, you may have to bottle feed the kitten.Raising kittens will allow you to bond with the kitten.A guide for kitten care can be found at most pet stores or at your veterinary.
Cat Training Techniques
Cats can be trained to behave in a way that will allow you to live peacefully with a feline friend. Knowing what your cat needs will help you to train it in a way that will make it a good pet while still fulfilling its instinctual needs. A lot of cat training is developing a way for it to do the thi
Rescue Cats - The Ultimate Friend
An insight to owning rescue cats. Abandoned and neglected cats given a second chance at life.
How to Get the Right Cat Health Insurance
Just like us, our pets deserve special care and attention especially when it comes to their health. Getting a cat health insurance will ensure medical help for your beloved feline friends when they get sick and will also help you save money from expensive veterinarians. Insurance for cats are very i
Is Cat Hair Loss a Problem?
Cat hair loss can happen, just like in us humans. The causes could be hereditary, facial alopecia, or due to outside reasons such as an allergy to mites, fleas or even to stress. Yes, your cat can lose its hair if it becomes stressed.