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Keep Christmas Safe for Your Feline Friends

December 7, 2009 by Shannon · Leave a Comment 

Cat Chewing on PresentThe holiday season is one of the most magical times of the year. The tinsel, gifts, friends and family provide constant wonder and excitement. But for many cat owners each year, Christmas is also a time of great danger. All of the trimmings and decorations that make Christmas so special can also make it deadly for your feline friend. Here are some of the most common dangers for cats over the holidays. Read more

Stop Your Cat From Destroying Furniture

November 30, 2009 by Shannon · Leave a Comment 

cat-scratching-sofaYour cat may be a prized pet in your home, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t going to do anything to upset you. Unfortunately, some cats tend to claw up the furniture and with their sharp claws, they can really do some damage. If you’re wondering how to stop Fluffy from destroying your new sofa or from tearing up your throw pillows and using the table legs as a scratching post, read on. Read more

How to Better Understand Your Pet Cat

March 16, 2009 by Shannon · Leave a Comment 

Cats have been around since the beginning of recorded history. In some early cultures they were idolized and in some they were feared. In medieval times they believed cats were godlike due to the way their eyes glowed at night.

Cats will communicate with their owners in many different ways. They purr when they are happy and content. They meow loudly when they are hungry. When a cat is not happy or on the defense they will give a low pitched growl or a hiss. Cats can communicate other ways besides verbally. They use body language, posture and ear and tail movements to communicate their feelings or emotions. When a cat feels challenged they will flick their tail starting at the tip and whip it around so it becomes more pronounced. The front of their body is flat to the ground and their hind end is higher. They mean business if they are in this stance and their ears are plastered back. Read more

How to Calm Down Your Kitten

February 17, 2009 by Shannon · Leave a Comment 

The kitten is tearing up your house, biting your feet, scratching your furniture and running around chasing its own shadow so loud in the middle of the night that you can’t sleep. It is ok, before you bring in the priest and try to expel the evil; it is just a stage, it to will pass.

Think of your kitten as a toddler. You would never expect a toddler to sit perfectly still and be constantly calm. In fact if this happened you would probably think something is wrong and schedule a doctor appointment immediately. The same thing should be said about your kitten, it is healthy for a kitten to be playful, if at anytime she starts acting weak or lethargic it is impartitive that you seek veterinarian help immediately. Read more

Cat Grooming Tips – What Other People Are Not Telling You on How to Bath a Cat

February 6, 2009 by Shannon · Leave a Comment 

Yes, cats can be bathed, and cat bathers can survive the process. Most felines do not need to be bathed very often, but occasionally a bath is necessary. If someone in your household has allergies, regular rinsing or bathing can remove allergens from the fur.

If your cat is exposed to a toxic substance such as a garden chemical or household cleaner, a bath will remove the poisons that she would otherwise ingest by licking. If she gets fleas, you can remove them by bathing as part of a comprehensive flea control program. Read more

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