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  • Essential Element in Knowing How to Care for a Hamster  By : Sandeep singh negi
    When it comes to learning how to care for a hamster, your goal should be to remember that your furry friend must be kept warm, dry, and entertained.
  • 5 Big Reasons to be concerned about Cat Urinary Tract Health  By : Einar
    Are you frustrated with a cat that seems to be going potty everywhere but the litter box? Does it seem like all of your spare time is spent cleaning stains out of the carpet or furniture, not to mention doing extra loads of laundry? Even more importantly, do you have a love/hate relationship with your pet? Then, you need to hear 5 big reasons to be concerned about cat urinary tract health.
  • Thirst Increase in cats  By : James Gosling
    Those of you who have cats need to be aware of all the pet health related problems that may affect your cat within their lifetime. One of the most common of these problems might be an increase in thirst. This is a pet health issue that shouldn’t be taken lightly and will need immediate attention.
  • Exercise Techniques in Cats  By : James Gosling
    Cats are basically predators and they will hunt down their prey instinctively. If you have a cat at home then you need to first get pet supplies for your cat so that he is always fit and healthy. But remember, in spite of the fact that you feed them if they see a rat they will still pounce instinctively and kill it. But house cats can sometimes become lazy and sleep their time off. There are certain exercise techniques that you can follow to keep them agile, awake and fit.
  • Purpose Of Leash In Cat Training  By : Nick Clipton
    Once your cat has been sufficiently exposed to the harness and leash, put it on him right before mealtime. Make sure there is enough room for you to place two fingers between the harness and your pet's skin. Once the harness is in place, feed your pet its favorite meal and give it plenty of praise.
  • Maintaining Your Cat’s Health  By : Abby Reid
    Dogs may be a man’s best friend, but many animal lovers adore keeping cats as pets because of the animal’s warm yet independent spirit.
  • Maintaining Your Cat’s Health  By : Abby Reid
    Dogs may be a man’s best friend, but many animal lovers adore keeping cats as pets because of the animal’s warm yet independent spirit.
  • Learn How to Teach a Cat Tricks  By : Annie Clark
    You can learn how to teach your cat to do tricks. Discover cat training tips in this article.
  • How to Maintain Order in a Multiple Cat Household  By : Abby Reid
    Some people really love their cats. Why? Cats are the ideal pet. They’re friendly, loyal, warm, nurturing and independent. Cats don’t require as much maintenance and attention as most types of dogs and are usually clean.
  • Behavior Issues: Cat Behavior Training  By : Nick Clipton
    You do not need to hurt your cat when it misbehaves, you just need to clearly demonstrate that its behavior is unacceptable. So, how do you do that?
  • Cat Litter box Types: A Comparison Of Value And Functionality!  By : Barb Bruce
    A comprehensive comparison of various cat litter boxes: hooded, self-cleaning, self scooping, expensive, affordable, effective etc. This article provides alot of important information to consumers about cat litter boxes
  • What Is Cat House Training Problem  By : Nick Clipton
    There is no point buying a small one for a kitten and then having to buy a bigger one in a few months time. The sides should be low enough for your cat to be able to enter the litter box easily. Litter should be 2 to 4 inches deep and a fine-grain variety if possible.
  • Adopting A Cat From A Shelter  By : Abby Reid
    Animal shelters bear the consequences of reckless breeding practices, the failure of pet owners to responsibly spay and neuter their pets and the heart-wrenching acts of neglect and abuse.
  • Key To Succeed In Cat Training Perfectly  By : Nick Clipton
    Training a cat is obviously very different to training a dog. With a dog you teach them things such as ‘stay’, ‘fetch’, and ‘heel’. However, with a cat you are generally just training them to change their behavior slightly.
  • Benefits Of Different Cat Training  By : Nick Clipton
    There are many aspects to your cat's personality and they should all be taken into account when choosing the right training tactics. Find out what your cat's likes and dislikes are and use that information to help you.There are a few simple tips to keep in mind when training your cat.
  • Cat Behavior Problems - Mean Cats  By : Annie Clark
    Kitten play can be really cute, but those scratches and bites on your hand may not be. Follow these tips to ensure that your kittens do not grow into mean cats.
  • Essential Cat Care and Training Tips  By : Nick Clipton
    The surest key to success with your cat house training is to try to understand how your cat thinks, why she does the things she does, what motivates her.
  • How to deal with dog separation anxiety and cat spraying!  By : Scribbler
    No matter how well you treat your dog, or how obedient and affection he or she is when you are there, separation anxiety may still be a problem.

    Separation anxiety manifests itself in many different ways. Some dogs tear up papers, chew furniture, soil the carpet, howl and/or cry. Exactly what happens will vary from dog to dog....but one thing is for sure, the dog has a problem when left alone.
  • Cats -- Storming the Web One Kitten at a Time  By : Ivan Cuxeva
    If you have been browsing social sites recently then you know that there is a particular type of content which has taken over the web at a viral rate, no it is not a virus neither it is a scam however, it is a grand slam; we are talking about kittens.
  • The $22,000 Kitty  By : Lalinda De La Fuente | OnlyForPetLovers.com
    Lifestyle Pets, Inc., the Wilmington, Del., company behind the hypoallergenic cat, has introduced to the wealthy public the Ashera, the world's most exotic and rarest breed of domestic cat. It is believed to be the largest domestic cat available today.
  • Persian cats: Bicolor  By : Jessica
    Where did modern colors of bicolor and calico ( tortoiseshell on white) appear from?
    Future of Bicolors, of course, is obvolute with the secret and consists of more number of questions than of answers.
  • Looking after your pet cat  By : Linda Barton
    Cats are fantastic, charming and loving pets that provide a lot of entertainment and fun. There are some things that you should know about looking after your new cat friend.
  • How to cope with Feline Stress and Urine Spraying  By : Scribbler
    Cats are territorial animals. They mark out their territory using a variety of visual and scent signals. Changes in the environment (such as visits to the vets, return from hospitalisation, moving house, new arrivals, re-arrangement of furniture) can be disturbing for the cat because of the absence or loss of these familiarisation marks; making them anxious and causing stress.
  • Cat health problems are difficult to trace  By : Thierry Bonnerville
    It is not easy to imagine that the graceful cat, that always falls standing, can have a serious health problem. Well, it does and the worst thing about it is that these problems are usually not obvious, but they can become serious.
  • How To Define Better Cat Care  By : Winston Hill.
    Let's begin by understanding that your cat will always rely on you for regular veterinary cat care, safe shelter, water and food despite there independent appearance. If you are consistent with meeting there essential needs you will be in a great place to have a rewarding and mutually benefitting relationship.
  • Is Your Cat Food Hurting Your Cat? -The Three Big Ingredients To Avoid  By : Eva Marklund
    The three ingredients that should never be in your pet's food. Are these ingredients in YOUR best friends food?
  • Keeping Your Cats Happy And Loving  By : Nicholas Hunt
    Cats can be affectionate and loving pets, but can also be distant and wary if treated badly. Find out how to keep your own cats happy and contented.
  • 7 Steps for Effective Cat Toilet Training  By : Henry Matthias
    My wife and children never thought of cat toilet training, but like to rear cats at home. I do not really mind them around, but the problem of dealing with their wastes poses some challenges to me.
  • Cat Care Tips - 10 Tips You Should Know  By : Kurt Schmitt.
    Have you ever wondered how it is that beings that are so different, such as felines and humans, can develop such a strong bond? Following these cat care tips will help you and your kitty form an even stronger bond and better enjoy each other's company. These tips cover subjects such as preventing litter box problems and bringing out your kitty's hunting instincts.
  • Tips for Removing Cat Urine from Carpet  By : Annie Clark
    Removing cat urine from carpet can be a challenge. If the correct steps are followed, you can be successful at removing the cat urine odor and stain.
  • Ragdoll Cat Breed Origins  By : Ben Harper
    The Ragdoll cat's origins are filled with wild and bizarre stories. The stories frequently contradict depending on who the storyteller is and much of it borders on the ridiculous. The factual part of the Ragdoll cat's beginnings is that breed was founded in 1960s California. The first Ragdoll breeder was a reclusive woman named Ann Baker that enjoyed telling stories about her cats. The very first Ragdoll was a white cat she named Josephine.
  • Tips On Cat Chat - Information On Kitty Talk  By : Winston Hill
    Are you reading this article because you have no clue what your cat's cat chat is saying? If you haven't been around many cat chats this could very well be the case. Paying attention to the animal's meow is one of the tricks. Determining what type of meow is one way to determine what they are trying to talk to you about. A very vocal with their cat chat is the Siamese.
  • Cat Pregnancy - How Long Does it Last?  By : Jane Tompsett.
    This is the most frequently asked question by cat owners. After all, you want to know how long it's going to be before you need to start worrying about the birth!
  • Are Two Cats Better Than One?  By : Jane Tompsett
    There's no doubt that owning a cat will bring love, joy and pleasure into your home.
  • A Look at Cat Breeds Feline Diabetes and Ring Worms  By : Letho Maseko
    There are some cat breeds that have roots going back quite a bit in history. Some Japanese breeds, such as the Japanese Bobtail, can be traced back more than 1,000 years in history. These cats were very common and well known throughout Medieval Japan. Now days though, they are all but a myth throughout Japan and the entire world.
  • Buying Wholesale Cat Supplies  By : jikky jackson
    If you have a pet and want to stock up on pet food and pet products for a long period of time at a lower price, one possible solution is wholesale buying.
  • how to train your cat  By : Charlie Reese
    Cat Training: No Hitting, And Rewarding Good Behavior Are Recommended
  • how to choose a particular cat breed  By : Charlie Reese
    Choosing A Cat Breed For Your Family
  • some of the most popular cat breeds  By : Charlie Reese
    The Five Most Popular Cat Breeds Today
  • the burmese cat rescue from around the world  By : Charlie Reese
    Burmese Cat Rescue Organizations Are Selective Saviors
  • cat potty training  By : Charlie Reese
    Don't Go There! The Ins And Outs Of Cat Potty Training
  • the black cat breed has power  By : Charlie Reese
    Superstition Pertaining To Black Cat Breeds
  • Burmese Cats Are Adorable  By : Charlie Reese
    The History Of The Burmese Cat
  • House Cats From Around The World  By : Charlie Reese
    How to Choose from the Many Breeds of House Cats
  • Your Pregnant Cat - Building A Nesting Box  By : Jane Tompsett
    One very important behavior you'll see in the last week of pregnancy is nesting behavior. In spite of being the most pampered cat ever, your pet still firmly believes that she is living in the wild and will be looking for a safe, secure and suitable place in which to give birth.
  • Cat Health Danger Signs  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    Feline illness symptoms often overlap, just as in humans, and it's often hard to really know your cat's level of wellness. The various cat health problems your cat may face are many and varied, and some can have subtle signs. Since your cat can't tell you how she's feeling, you'll have to be observant.
  • Let A Cat Save Your Life  By : Rick
    I have always owned dogs, but, recently I have learned, mainly from females influential in my life, the wonder and magic of cats and what they have to offer which is much. A lot of men are ware of cats, perhaps because "dog is man's best friend", which we learn from childhood, but, I've also learned, so can a cat. Though not always, a cat can be a bit more standoffish than a dog. Patience is required in cases like this. Many cats love their independence and one must "earn their trust". Once you have, many cats will follow you around like a dog. Of course, most dog owners know it is "love at first bite...of food". Whomever feeds them is their new mommy or daddy, whereas, with many cats, the first few months is spent trying to figure out what value is there in owning this feline anyway.
  • Hybrid Cats Represent Fashion at a High Price  By : Nicholas Hunt
    The latest craze in designer pets appears to be hybrid cats. Unfortunately there's a high cost in terms of animal welfare as well as money.
  • Caring for Cats � the easy way  By : lizzieb
    It is often said that �a cat looks after itself�. Well that may be an exaggeration, but if they condescend to being �friends� with you, then you must be doing something right.
  • Do You Have A Cat Yeowling To Be Outdoors? But What About Safety  By : Linda Cain
    Cats have been our human companions for many years -- more than 6,000. Cats may disagree, but they can be happily kept inside all the time, and an indoor cat is much healthier and safer than an unprotected outdoor cat. But cats must at least be able to see what's going on outside.
  • You Can Stop Cat Spraying in Your Home  By : Annie Clark
    Cat spraying can cause horrible odors in your home and ruin your belongings. If you can determine why your cat sprays, you can find ways to address the problem.
  • Cat Hookworm: What You Should Know  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    At some point, your cat will encounter a parasite of some sort. One such parasite is the cat hookworm. Actually, there are four types of hookworm that may infect your cat. Ancylostoma tubaeforme, or the feline hookworm, Ancylostoma braziliense, or the canine and feline hookworm, Uncinaria stenocephala, known as the northern canine hookworm, and Ancylostoma caninum, or the canine hookworm (some authoritative sources state that this form of the worm only infects dogs, foxes, and possibly humans, but not cats).
  • Responsibilities Of Owning A New Kitten - Are You Prepared?  By : Jane Tompsett
    So you've taken the decision to adopt a new kitten but have you really considered the ongoing responsibilities that will bring? Or the expected lifespan of your new pet? A newborn kitten is possibly one of the cutest, most appealing things on this earth but if you are to give one a permanent home, your responsibility for its health and well-being may last for up to 20 years.
  • Orphaned Kittens - 7 Essential Lifesavers Found In Your Home  By : Jane Tompsett
    Could you be a kitten's lifesaver?
  • 7 Cat Labor Signs - How To Tell Your Cat Is About To Give Birth  By : Jane Tompsett
    Ok, so you know that your cat is nearing the end of her pregnancy by the size of her abdomen but you don't know just when to expect the birth to start. All of a sudden, you notice that she is acting differently. Is this it? Is your cat in labor?
  • How Can You Tell If Your Cat Is Pregnant?  By : Jane Tompsett
    Your expectant cat will be able to keep the secret to herself for four or five weeks of her nine week pregnancy before you cotton on to the fact that something out of the ordinary is going on. As a cat owner, you will be used to the contrariness of normal feline behavior and will probably simply not realise that there is a definite reason behind any changes in attitude at all.
  • Hyperthyroidism In Cats  By : Dr. Andrew Jones, DVM
    Older cats that have been losing weight but have an increased appetite should be checked for hyperthyroidism.
  • Persian Cat The Oldest Longhaired  By : Paulina Jenkins
    The Persian cat is among the most beautiful of the world's cat breeds. It is also generally thought to be one of the oldest breeds. It probably originated in the Iranian plateau, which is the large area of land between the Mesopotamia and the Hindu Kush mountains. In Europe, this area was called Persia, and thus cats from that area were named after it. Owning a Persian cat has been said to be like owning a work of art - they're beautiful, but they also require special care.
  • Burmese Cat The Temple Cat Of Thailand  By : Paulina Jenkins
    Burmese cats originated in Thailand, Malaya, and Burma. They are believed to be descendants of a breed of cats that lived in Thai temples, called Thong Daeng. Poems portray these cats as heroic protectors of their homes. They came to the West in the 1930s, beginning with a cat called Wong Mau, brought by a sailor to Dr. Joseph Thompson of San Francisco. This cat was the ancestor of the modern Burmese breed.
  • Why Cats Make Such Good Pets  By : Lory Sargu
    Cats are very good pets as they don’t require as much attention as other options such as a dog. You don’t have to walk the cat and you don’t have to deal with it barking at everything that happens to walk by your home. Young cats are extremely playful and you can interact with them when you want to. However, most cats are content to play with toys or to be independent.
  • What Every Master Should Know About Poisonous Foods for Cats  By : Angie Allen
    Cats can be just like our buddies. It may be all right to share some couch space or even your bed with your cat. You are not being a good friend however if you start sharing your food with her. It is definitely tempting to let your cat share your table food both to show your affection and to save a bit on expensive cat food. Some food items however may poison and cause death to your cat.
  • Is Heated Cat Bed For You Cat?  By : Paulina Jenkins
    Heated cat beds help to keep your cat warm whilst protecting it from the cold during the winter season. It is also ideal for preventing your cat from become ill due to cold weather. Heated cat beds are also beneficial for cats that love to spend time in outside areas such as garages, porches and even family barns.
  • Recognizing Cat Toxic Plants  By : Angie Allen
    Plants bring coolness to a home. In some cases however, the plants in your indoor pots and the ones in your garden could be the cause of illness or death in your pet cat. There are points therefore that you should remember to help prevent your cat from getting poisoned by plants.
  • Identifying Cat Toxic Plants  By : Angie Allen
    A home should never be without plants. In some cases however, the plants in your indoor pots and the ones in your garden could be the cause of illness or death in your pet cat. There are points therefore that you should remember to help prevent your cat from getting poisoned by plants.
  • Understanding What Your Cat Senses  By : Aazdak Alisimo..
    Modern folklore is much like the past when it comes to our feline friends. They are associated with all types of enhanced sensory abilities, but one has to wonder if these claims are really true. Well, let's take a closer look.
  • Siamese Cat The Beloved Cat of Thailand  By : Paulina Jenkins
    The origin of the Siamese cat is believed to be of Siam, Thailand. It is an ancient domestic breed which has descended from an albino cat which was given as a gift to the king of Siam. It was legendary that the cats would protect the royal castles and temples from evil spirits. It was believed by the Siamese people that when a high ranking person died, the soul of the dead would stay in the cat for a certain time. The first appearance of the Siamese cat was in the West in the mid 1800s.
  • A Christmas Kitten Is Not A Toy  By : J Gardener
    It's that time of year, again, when children everywhere begin to make their lists for Santa Claus, the lists of toys and goodies they'd like to find under the tree, come Christmas morning. And parents everywhere are beginning to make shopping plans, as they try to figure out the best ways to help Santa with his chores.
  • Understanding Kitty Chromosomes  By : Paulina Jenkins
    Studying kitty chromosomes is no different than the study of human chromosomes. It gives an insight into the fascinating procedure and occurrence of cat development. The study of feline DNA takes into account many different aspects and the results are most astonishing.
  • Tips On Helping Your Cat To Live Long And Prosper  By : Matthew Paolini
    When it comes to growing old gracefully, the lifespan of your favorite feline is influenced by a number of factors, including breed, environment and genetics. Learn what you can do to give your cat a longer, healthier life.
  • Cleaning Cat Urine Made Easy  By : Paulina Jenkins
    The job of cleaning carpets and furniture of cat urine odor is something that all cat owners have to face. There are five different bacteria in cat urine. Two of them are components of a cat's marking scent and the other three are found in cat spray, uric acid and urine. The odor from cat urine is difficult to get rid of because it is protein based. The smell is so strong it doesn't work to try to cover it up, either. Cleaning the source of the odor and stain - the bacteria, uric acid crystals and salts- isn't hard to do.
  • Hairballs: A Common Cat Health Problem  By : Matthew Paolini
    It goes without saying that part of being a cat lover is accepting responsibility for your pet's health. Learn more about the hairball, one of the most common health issues in cats.
  • Behavioral Causes Of A Cat Litter Box Problem  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    While your cat litter box problem may be caused by more than one issue, there are two main categories. If you've read over my article on the physical causes of this issue, then you already know that this problem is either behavioral, or physical.
  • What is Feline Infectious Peritonitis  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    What do you need to know about feline infectious peritonitis? It is said that breeders fear feline FIP more than any other disease, and it is the leading infectious cause of cat death. Infection rates are high where crowded conditions exist. This fatal communicable disease is difficult to diagnose. It's symptoms are many and varied, and tests are sometimes inconclusive.
  • Any Cat Scratching Post For Your Cat?  By : Paulina Jenkins
    If you own a cat then a cat scratching post is a MUST. It is very useful in stopping your cat from scratching and ruining your furniture, drapes and rugs. It is a natural act of all cats to scratch, stretch and to knead with their front paws.
  • Cat Declawing Or No Cat Declawing  By : Paulina Jenkins
    The medical procedure for declawing your cat is called onychectomy. It is a very painful and difficult procedure that is done to remove the claws of your kitten. Medical veterinary personal states that it is equivalent to chopping off a finger on a human because it is essentially cutting off the kittens bone one each of his or her claws. It is a procedure that cannot be reversed, and the kitten suffers unbearably when he or she comes out of the anesthetic. Another aspect that many do not consider is that if the vet is inexperienced or makes a mistake during the procedure, it can lead to serious complications even death.
  • 7 Facts about Cat Roundworm  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    An infestation of cat roundworm is certainly cause for concern, but is usually less severe than other feline worms. They are quite common, though, and your cat will need to be treated. Your vet should be testing your kitten at the initial check ups and vaccination visits. Typically, vets treat kittens even when they test negative. After that, testing will be done once per year at your cat's annual check up.
  • Intestinal Worms in Cats at a Glance  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    Your cat may have worms, but there is no need to panic. Worms in cats are very common, especially in kittens. Typically, your vet will test your cat annually via a stool sample.
  • Kitty Cats In Our Household  By : Paulina Jenkins
    Kitty cats have always been an important part in our human lives over the ages. There have been drawings and pictures found in ancient civilizations and in some cultures cats were worshiped as gods. Kitty cats have and will continue to have a very close relation with humans.
  • Four Reasons Why You Have A Cat Litter Box Problem  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    There are two main categories of causes for a cat litter box problem: physical problems or behavioral issues. If your cat is experiencing difficulty, the first thing you should do is have your veterinarian rule out physical causes.
  • Kitten-Proofing Your Home  By : Crystal
    The very first thing to do after you pick out your new kitten is to make your home a safe place for the kitten to live. To do that, you need to remove all things a kitten could get into that could be dangerous. The first rule of preparing a home : Kittens get into everything: closets, drawers, cabinets, potted plants, garbage cans, Christmas trees, toilet bowls, refrigerators, drapery, sofa cushions, garages, and much more. I know I'm making them sound like little Terminators, but it is true. Kittens get into places you have never given a second (or first) thought.
  • Cat Care  By : Crystal Chan
    Your cat may be a member of your family for as long as 20 years, so it makes sense to choose carefully! Look for a healthy, active animal with a friendly attitude to ensure a good start. Male or female are equally good pets when neutered. Either a kitten or an adult cat may suit you. Kittens are irascible but have much to learn, like house-training and claw control. Adults are usually better behaved, but need time to settle in a new home.

  • Cat Behavior Problems  By : Bob Evanston
    Many people think that a trained cat is an oxymoron. Cats are known for their independence, which endears them to some people and makes others prefer dogs. While cats are, in many ways, more independent and self-sufficient than dogs, this does not mean that they cannot be trained. This is especially important in regard to areas of problem behavior.
  • Ten Cat Facts Regarding Social Behavior  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    Here's a collection of cat facts about one of the most important elements of cat behavior to understand, social behavior and interaction. I've tried to include facts that I think are helpful.
  • Cat Litter Box Problem? A Look At Behavioral Issues  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    A cat litter box problem stems from one of two kinds of causes. The first is physical, which I've discussed in another article, and the second is behavioral. Today, we're going to look at some of the behavioral causes.
  • Cat Litter Box Problem: Four Physical Causes  By : Kurt Schmitt..
    The two main causes of a cat litter box problem are behavioral issues and physical problems. The first thing you should do then, is have your vet check out your cat to make sure there are no physical causes.
  • Cat Symptoms: Four Common Signs That Might Signal Danger  By :
    These 4 common cat symptoms could signal an emergency, or at least require a consultation with your vet to be sure. While it is possible that your cat may exhibit some of these symptoms and not have a significant problem, caution is in order.
  • Pixie Bob Cats: Smart, Athletic and Wild, Yet Oh So Tame  By :
    What are Pixie Bob Cats? That's what I asked when breeder Sandra Janoski offered to send me information on this fascinating breed. Other than their smarts, there are two main aspects to the appeal of the Pixie Bob.
  • Cat Biting Behavior - This cat MUST be happy, right?  By : Liz Barton
    Let me give you some advice that can potentially stop your cat from ever biting you again.


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