Introducing a new cat to a resident cat must not be immediately done, since cats are very territorial in nature. It will be best to separate them for the first few days or weeks before gradually introducing them to each other since it might take them weeks to months to develop affinity and share resources.Continue reading “Introducing A New Cat To Other Pets In The Household”
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Helping Your Cat Settle In
Are you planning to adopt a cat soon? Congratulations! Of course, getting adopted is a huge deal for our feline friends. Your new pet will need a bit of time to settle in. When you get home, make sure your cat has a quiet, comfy spot to relax and settle in. She will need allContinue reading “Helping Your Cat Settle In”
Possible Causes of Gingivitis in Maine Coon Cats
Gingivitis can develop in cats like the Maine Coon far different reasons. It’s important to understand that the working of gingivitis in cats is similar to the way it works in humans. This means the disease is almost always caused by food or plaque build-up. Thankfully, it also means that it can be treated andContinue reading “Possible Causes of Gingivitis in Maine Coon Cats”
Importance Of Measuring Your Cat’s Daily Food Consumption
Undeniably, the most common cause of obesity in cats is overfeeding. Yes, giving more than necessary is an important reason for cats piling on the pounds. How do pet parents prevent this problem? Start by measuring portions of your cat’s daily food consumption with a cup or weighing scale. If you are in the habitContinue reading “Importance Of Measuring Your Cat’s Daily Food Consumption”
Conversations With Cats
Does your cat meow a lot? Or is your feline buddy more of a quiet type? Our feline friends all have their own unique personalities. And, just like with people, some talk more than others do. Some of the more vocal kitties include the Siamese, Maine Coon, and Bombay … as well as any kittyContinue reading “Conversations With Cats”
Factors That Increase Risks Of Urinary Tract Infection In Cats or Dogs
Bacteria are found in feces and can be introduced into the urinary tract where it can cause infection in the urinary bladder. Several factors can increase the risk of urinary tract infections in cats or dogs. These include the following: Female cats and dogs are more prone to urinary tract infections although both sexes canContinue reading “Factors That Increase Risks Of Urinary Tract Infection In Cats or Dogs”
Teething in Kittens
Did you know that kittens can go through a teething phase? If your kitten is teething then give your vet a call. Your vet can help determine if your little one is teething or if something else is going on that requires treatment. In general, a kitten’s teeth start to come in when she isContinue reading “Teething in Kittens”
How To Make Kitty Exercise Daily
Usually, cats kept indoors are not active enough to be at their recommended weight. Yes, having them inside the house will protect them from any dangers of the outside world, on the other hand, the risk of obesity increases. Improving your cat’s indoor environment can provide her with creative ways to expend her energy andContinue reading “How To Make Kitty Exercise Daily”
Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) In Cats
Bruxism is a condition in which humans or animals grind, gnash or clench their teeth. Check out the reasons below as to why this phenomenon occurs in cats: Problems with their mouth and related structures Your cat might have periodontal problems, abscesses, injuries, or other foreign material stuck in his mouth, which can cause himContinue reading “Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) In Cats”
Ways Heartworm Disease Can Be Transmitted to Persian Cats
Heartworms can affect cats in the same way (and sometimes more severe ways) that heartworms affect dogs. Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in most breeds of cats including the Persian cat. Heartworms are capable of invading the heart, lungs and blood vessels of your cat. The disease, if not caught early,Continue reading “Ways Heartworm Disease Can Be Transmitted to Persian Cats”
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