Archive for the ‘Cat Health’ Category
Cat Food Nutrition: Understanding Cat Food Nutrition is Important
Have you ever thought much about cat food nutrition? There's dry food, wet/moist food food, fresh food, canned food – many options to consider. Many feline owners feed their kitties like dogs – but they are very different. Here is an article which gives a brief overview the nutrition that's best suited for your cat. I hope you find it informative.
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Feline Kidney Disease – Just One of the Top 5 Symptoms of Feline Kidney Disease
There is a condition called feline kidney disease that affects a number of cats – and you should know a little about it so you can spot the symptoms. I found an article which can help you.
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Kitten Health: A Weekly Health Check
Although it is not necessary to take your kitten to the veterinarian more that once every 12 months or so – unless your kitten is sick or injured, of course – there are some actions you can follow which will help to ensure your kitten's health.
The Catnip Buzz (for your Cat)!
Awww, Man, Doggie Slobber
From: d21c.com
Cats sleep a lot, have you noticed it? It's a natural part of being a cat, I'm convinced, because it's a seemingly universal trait. And really, cats kind of move at their own pace, don't they? However, should you give your sedate kitty a deep whiff of catnip, the party will come alive. Suddenly this sedate, dormant feline will 'wake up' and frolic and be as frisky as a kitten again.
Can you toilet train your cat? (Part 2)
A Hard Day's Night
From: bengalkitties.com
In last post, we talked about the advantages and disadvantages of toilet training your cat. Today, we are going to get a little more concrete and detail the logical progression of steps.
How to Give a Cat an Injection
How to Give a Cat an Injection
"Easy with the tongue, Shep"
From: freewebs.com
Hopefully you won't have to give your cat or kitten an injection, but, just in case…
Setting the Mood
Kitten Behavior Development
Kitten Behavior Development
from: happyday.dk
A truly balanced well-balanced and well-adjusted cat is one that has been properly socialized.
A fearful attitude toward people is often transmitted from Momma cat to Baby kitten. If Momma is fearful and distrustful of people, then she passes that predisposition right on to her babies.
Your Aging Cat
Your Aging Cat
"Say Cheese"
from: ragamews.com
Age 11 seems to be pivotal age for a cat where they move from adult to senior. Obviously, this is not a hard, set age, but a guideline.
Responsible Cat Care
Responsible Cat Care
From: hagen.let.rug.nl
When owning a cat, there are few things to consider, such as: living conditions, feeding, grooming and cleanliness.
Living Conditions
Cats are very adaptable – they can live indoors or outdoors. If you live in a city apartment, then your cat will most likely be an 'indoor' cat – although some apartment dwellers do like to take their favorite felines out for a walk from time to time (if this is the case, then make sure you use a good cat harness).
Cat Spraying
Cat Spraying
The act of spraying is simply a cat's way of marking territory and letting all of 'catdom' know that it is his – a very natural, God-given instinct. However, this act brings a lot of stress and sometimes expense to the owner.
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