You might notice that your pet cat seems to want your attention all the time. So if you spend time playing with the cat, you can tell whether she seeks behavior due to illness or feeling of anxiety. If your cat meows but seems alarmed or scared, it is possible that she feels pain. SheContinue reading “Why Do Cats Seek Attention ?”
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Can Cats Be Given Fruits And Vegetables?
Cats are carnivores. But offering your pet cat fruits and vegetables poses no inherent harm and could have some benefits to your pet’s health. Fruits and vegetables have important nutrients that benefit your cat’s wellbeing. Some fruits can be offered to your cats as they are, like apples, bananas, and watermelons so long as theContinue reading “Can Cats Be Given Fruits And Vegetables?”
Help Your Cat Enjoy Old Age
Eventually, your cat will grow old. But even if your cat is older, you still need to make sure that she remains healthy and in normal weight. Here are more suggestions to help your cat navigate old age: Provide a premium diet that is right for her age. The right diet will provide the neededContinue reading “Help Your Cat Enjoy Old Age”
Is Your Cat at Risk of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease?
FLUTD or Feline Urinary Tract Disease is a blanket term for several urinary issues in cats. Without proper treatment, FLUTD can lead to overall kidney failure then become fatal. A cat that has FLUTD will have a hard time urinating because of an infection or a urethral blockage. Generally, all cats can develop FLUTD. ButContinue reading “Is Your Cat at Risk of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease?”
Recognizing Diabetes in Cats Like the American Wirehair
Cats like the American Wirehair can sometimes develop what is known as feline diabetes. If your wirehair is experiencing an increased appetite, weight loss, increased urination, and/or increased water consumption then call your vet to set up an exam. Your cat may be suffering from feline diabetes. In order to make a diagnosis, your vetContinue reading “Recognizing Diabetes in Cats Like the American Wirehair”
Introducing A New Cat To Your Resident Cat
Proper introductions are very important so your new cat and the resident cat can live peacefully together. An adjustment experience that did not go so well between both cats can trigger aggression episodes. It could also lead to unacceptable behavior like defecation or urination around the house or perhaps causing the cats to just runContinue reading “Introducing A New Cat To Your Resident Cat”
Cats Will Better Thrive As Indoor Pets
Experts believe that cat owners have to keep their pet cats exclusively indoors. Letting your cat roam around outdoors exposes her to possible hazards. Your pet might catch an illness, get hit by running cars, get caught by predators, or acquire parasites. Because of these hazards, cats that go outdoors usually only live for aboutContinue reading “Cats Will Better Thrive As Indoor Pets”
My Burmese Cat is Digging
Do you own a Burmese or other breed feline that just won’t stop digging in your garden and leaving it a chaotic mess? If so, then you may need to talk with your vet to find ways to discourage your cat’s habit. In some cases, cats like the Burmese will dig in order to makeContinue reading “My Burmese Cat is Digging”
Do Cats Like the American Bobtail Dream?
If you own a cat like the American Bobtail then you may have noticed her moving her paws, wagging her tails, swatting at the air and even meowing while sleeping. If you’ve seen this you’ve most likely witnessed your bobtail or other feline dreaming while sleeping. If you’re not sure she’s dreaming, call your vetContinue reading “Do Cats Like the American Bobtail Dream?”
Main Coon Cats and Conjunctivitis
Conjunctivitis can occur in Maine Coon cats and other feline breeds just like it does in humans. Conjunctivitis in cats is typically a viral infection that occurs as a result of herpesvirus (FHV-1) or chlamydophila. Always notify your vet if your cat appears to have something wrong with its eye. Conjunctivitis, if untreated, could leadContinue reading “Main Coon Cats and Conjunctivitis”
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