It’s important to make sure your British Shorthair or other feline friends have constant access to fresh water throughout the day both indoors and outdoors no matter the time of year. On especially hot days, you may notice your cat lounging around the pool, playing in the pool water, or even lapping up a fewContinue reading “Can Cats Like the British Shorthair Drink Pool Water?”
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Cats Like To Meow A Lot?
There are cats that are quite talkative, and specific breeds such as the Siamese, which are known chatterboxes. Some cats just talk all the time, meowing at a bird, in the dead of the evening, or just while staring out a window. Reasons for behavior like this are varied. It will be beneficial to knowContinue reading “Cats Like To Meow A Lot?”
How To Have A Fun Play Time With Your Pet Cat
Make playtime with your cat worthwhile. During your bonding time with your kitty, don’t just give her a toy and expect her to know what to do with it. Engage with your cat and manipulate the toys to encourage her to interact. Why not move the toy around as if it is escaping from aContinue reading “How To Have A Fun Play Time With Your Pet Cat”
Vaccines For Cats
It is essential to keep your pet cat’s vaccinations up to date to protect it from acquiring contagious diseases. The best vaccines for your pet and how often it should be vaccinated depend on several factors, including the cat’s age, lifestyle, and overall health status. Your veterinarian will inform you of the vaccine duration andContinue reading “Vaccines For Cats”
On Spaying and Neutering Cats
Once cats reach puberty, pet owners face the dilemma of sterilizing their pets. If you do not intend to breed cats, you may your kittens spayed if it is female or neutered if it is male. Veterinarians recommend spaying or neutering kittens when they reach puberty, which occurs between 4 to 6 months. Past thisContinue reading “On Spaying and Neutering Cats”
Respiratory Infection in Cats
Like humans, cats also acquire the common cold, especially those frequently exposed to other cats. Mild feline respiratory infections usually go away naturally. However, some cats may become very ill and develop a secondary illness if not given proper treatment. Sick cats exhibit typical respiratory infection symptoms, including congestion, sneezing, runny nose, eye discharge, decreasedContinue reading “Respiratory Infection in Cats”
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) affects many cats worldwide. Also known as cat HIV or cat AIDS, the virus infects cats and causes a deadly disease similar to immunodeficiency virus diseases in humans. FIV-positive cats can carry the virus for years before showing symptoms of illness. The virus has no cure, and cats infected with itContinue reading “Feline Immunodeficiency Virus”
Is a Cat Refusing to Eat Considered an Emergency?
Pet cats are known for being fussy eaters. There are even some who eat socially, that is, they will refuse to eat unless the human companion is beside them and encouraging or petting them. Some will snob even the premium wet cat food, dry kibble, or kitty treats. While turning down food is not uncommonContinue reading “Is a Cat Refusing to Eat Considered an Emergency?”
Is Cat Saliva Harmful to Humans?
Quick answer – yes. The saliva of cats can have harmful effects on humans. Your pet cat’s mouth harbors bacteria types some of which are Staphylococcus, Salmonella, E-coli, and Pasteurella multocida, and these all have the capability of infecting humans. If you have an immune system that is already compromised, any open wounds, susceptible toContinue reading “Is Cat Saliva Harmful to Humans?”
Relocating Kittens And The Mother Cat
Try encouraging the mother cat to relocate from the current area by enticing her with kitty treats. A spoonful of tuna in a can or a small piece of chicken that is cooked might just work. You will want to have her move away from her spot without having to scare or shoo her away.Continue reading “Relocating Kittens And The Mother Cat”
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