Cats can be susceptible to environmental stress. This is why it is recommended to make your residence cat-friendly. If a cat is not constantly looking out for possible attackers, it will be more at ease and relaxed, perhaps even happy. Below are a few pointers on how to make the home a safe place forContinue reading “Tips to Create A Safe Environment For Your Pet”
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Avoid Giving Additives To Your Pet
Do you ever check the food label of your pet food? If you do, you will see that it contains food additives. Some of the ingredients that you may find are flavorings, antioxidants, food colors, and preservatives. These additives are familiar because they are also included in human food. However, you should check if theContinue reading “Avoid Giving Additives To Your Pet”
Essential Tools For Grooming Your Cat
When a cat is well-groomed, most likely hair shedding will be lesser around your home. Some cats shed heavily than others but regular grooming can certainly help address the issue of loose hairs. To make the task of grooming your cat easier and hassle-free, you need the proper grooming tools and you should also knowContinue reading “Essential Tools For Grooming Your Cat”
Bringing Home a New Kitty
Bringing home a new kitty is an exciting experience for cat owners. Kittens are usually ready for adoption eight to twelve weeks after birth. During this time, the kitten has already weaned from the mother and is ready to feed on cat food. You should plan ahead of time the food, beddings, accessories, and toysContinue reading “Bringing Home a New Kitty”
Why Do Cats Spray ?
It is a cat’s instinct to spray. Though this can be annoying to pet owners, especially when they start marking with their urine the furniture, other objects, and areas all around the home. You must recognize the trigger or cause of your pet’s spraying habit, especially when she is neutered. Relocate her to a differentContinue reading “Why Do Cats Spray ?”
Grooming Needs Of A Devon Rex
You can easily distinguish a Devon Rex by their distinct appearance–their curly and sparse hair coat. This trait is due to having a recessive gene. It is also because of this trait that they require special grooming since these hairs are really fragile and brushing them could lead to their hair breaking. The glands onContinue reading “Grooming Needs Of A Devon Rex”
Petting-Induced Aggression: When Cats Have Too Much Of A Good Thing
While cats love cuddling with their humans, they are still very sensitive creatures and can only handle a certain level of tactile stimulation. When you over-pet your cat, this could trigger an aggressive behavior such as nipping or swiping at your hands during cuddling sessions. Because of the nature of cats, you must be veryContinue reading “Petting-Induced Aggression: When Cats Have Too Much Of A Good Thing”
What Is Lick Granuloma In Dogs?
Trauma of the skin and irritation in between the foot and leg of your dog can be caused by excessive licking and grooming of the said area. If this behavior is not corrected, he may develop granuloma in the area which is also called “lick granuloma”. This would appear to be a fleshy mass thatContinue reading “What Is Lick Granuloma In Dogs?”
Tips To Keep Your Cat Mentally Active
Keeping your cat active will benefit her in the long run. In fact, doing regular physical activities will delay the development of Feline Cognitive Dysfunction. This dysfunction affects a large number of sedentary older cats. Being active also prevents obesity. There are plenty of ways to keep your cat mentally active and healthy. For instance,Continue reading “Tips To Keep Your Cat Mentally Active”
Caval Syndrome in Cats Like the British Shorthair
Did you know that heartworm disease can be very dangerous for cats? If your British Shorthair or other breed feline tests positive for heartworms, talk to your vet about symptoms related to the disease as well as other diseases and infections that may occur. For instance, your British Shorthair may be experiencing coughing, asthma, vomiting,Continue reading “Caval Syndrome in Cats Like the British Shorthair”